11/04/2026
It costs a shelter hundreds of dollars to intake, feed, vaccinate, house, and care for a single homeless pet - if that pet is lucky enough to find a spot.
It costs a fraction of that to spay or neuter a pet before an unwanted litter is ever born.
Right now, 83% of pet parents report that pet care costs have surged, leaving working families hanging by a thread. When inflation hits household budgets, animals are often the first to suffer from deferred veterinary care. Unplanned litters quickly become shelter statistics.
At Fix Georgia Pets, we act as the "United Way" for Georgia’s animals. We raise funds to arm shelters, rescues, and low-cost clinics with direct grants so they can offer free and subsidized spay/neuter surgeries to the people who need them most.
Prevention isn't just cheaper - it saves lives before the heartbreak even begins. ❤️
Invest in prevention today 🐾.