Hall County Animal Shelter Partners with Planned PEThood for On-Site Veterinary Care

We’re excited to share that Hall County Animal Shelter, an award-winning, open-admission municipal shelter in Gainesville, Georgia, has signed a contract with Planned PEThood of Georgia to provide on-site veterinary services.

Through this agreement, our veterinary team will deliver essential medical care for shelter pets: performing surgeries, diagnosing and treating illnesses and injuries, and providing expert recommendations to support high-quality health management.

Hall County Animal Shelter is a community leader in animal welfare, offering vital programs such as cat and dog adoptions, community cat assistance, and pet food support. This new partnership ensures that the animals in their care receive top-quality veterinary services, paving the way for healthier pets.

“Hall County Animal Shelter has built a fantastic reputation across Georgia for their dedication to both animals and the community,” said CJ Bentley, CEO of Planned PEThood of Georgia. “We are honored to partner with them and provide veterinary services that will help strengthen their already outstanding programs and save even more lives.”

Trey Garcia, Director of Hall County Animal Services shared, “Partnerships like this remind us what’s possible when compassion and collaboration come together—more animals saved, more families touched, and stronger communities built.”