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COVID-19 Updates
October 26, 2020: Any appointments booked moving forward will require a deposit. Vaccine clinic appointments will require a $15 deposit per pet and spay/neuter surgeries will require a $5 deposit…
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COVID-19 Update: March 23, 2020
UPDATED COVID-19 RESPONSE: March 23,2020 All appointments for owned pets for March 24 through April 2 will be CANCELED out of an abundance of caution for our clients and staff. Our facility…
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Planned PEThood’s Coronavirus Playlist
Our spay/neuter clinic is open, and we are ready to see your pets. We have taken every precaution possible to ensure you and your pet’s health and safety. Call 678-561-3491…
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Rare Medical Case: 1 in 55,000 Animals
Sometimes things just don’t go as planned. Last month a puppy visited our clinic from Newton County Animal Control. Our Go Fix Georgia program makes it possible for all…
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Giving Back to Gwinnett: Business RadioX Interview
Earlier this month Planned PEThood of Georgia was invited to participate in “Giving Back to Gwinnett,” a radio segment on Business RadioX. The interview gives detailed insight into the vast…
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70 Animals Receive Free Spay/Neuter and Rabies Vaccines with $5,000 Grant
70 cats and dogs in Lawrenceville will receive free spay/neuter surgeries and rabies vaccinations at Planned PEThood of Georgia on Feb. 25, Spay Day USA, thanks to a $5,000 grant…
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Top Dog Honors
Planned PEThood of Georgia participated in the Southeastern Railway Museum‘s Festival of Trees this holiday season. After all the votes were tabulated, our cat and dog tree won the top…
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New Grant Helps Lawrenceville Residents
Planned PEThood of Georgia has received a $5,000 grant from the Georgia Pet Foundation to assist residents in Lawrencveville, GA with spay/neuter. Lawrenceville is among the highest areas of stray…
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In Loving Memory of Biscuit – “Dammit, Biscuit!”
A few weeks ago we lost our original lobby cat, Biscuit, to cancer. Please take a moment to read this sweet obituary of our Biscuit boy written by our board…
Our Mission
Helping pets and the people who care for them by providing innovative programs and affordable services that save lives.
