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Planned PEThood of Georgia

Animal welfare nonprofit with 16 years of lifesaving impact. With donor support, we work to keep dogs and cats healthy, families together, animals out of shelters, and prevent suffering before it starts.

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🐾 Look who found their forever homes! 🐾Louie, Woody, and Lita are just a few of the cats who found their people during this past weekend’s adoption event! 💕🏡Thanks to our friends at @ASPCA and their program #TheRescueEffect, adoption fees were sponsored, helping more animals make that all-important journey from shelter to home.And every adoption does more than change one animal’s life. ❤️ When a cat finds a family, it opens space and resources for us to help another animal in need.When we help one, we help many. That’s the Rescue Effect. 🐾Thank you to everyone who opened their hearts and homes this weekend, and congratulations to Louie, Woody, Lita, and all their new friends! 🎉🐱#PlannedPEThood #TheRescueEffect #ASPCA #AdoptDontShop #RescueCats #ForeverHome ...
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A Happy Update on Tigger & Maggie! Remember Tigger and Ghost, the bonded pair who found their forever home a little over a month ago? We have a wonderful update from their new Dad! ❤️When Tigger and Ghost came to us from the Newton County Shelter, we quickly learned just how much these two depended on each other. Tigger, 5, looked after 2-year-old Ghost, and Ghost absolutely adored him. So finding them a home where they could stay together was incredibly important.Today, Ghost has a new name - Maggie, short for Magpie - and she's slowly but surely coming out of her shell. 🥹Her Dad tells us that Maggie is still a little skittish, but she's making wonderful progress. After nearly five weeks, she finally joined Tigger and her Dad up close for some quiet time together! And over the past week, she's been noticeably "loosening up" and even coming to her Dad on her own. ❤️She's still learning that quick movements and unexpected noises don't mean she needs to run and hide, but with patience, love, and Tigger by her side, she's discovering what it means to feel safe.Happy one-month-plus, Tigger and Maggie! Your happily-ever-after is off to a beautiful start. 🏡 ...
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