Georgia Stopping Pet Over-Population Together Society
P. O. Box 81606, Atlanta, 30366
(404) 584-7768
Georgia SPOT Society is a volunteer-run nonprofit in Atlanta. It works to cut down on unwanted pets by paying for spay and neuter surgery for pets of people who cannot afford it. It also teaches the public about spaying, neutering, and pet ID, and keeps lists of clinics, shelters, and rescues.
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- Call 404-584-SPOTFrom the description, not confirmed
What they offer 5
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 13
Atlanta resource listsService
SPOT keeps lists of low-cost spay/neuter clinics, vets, shelters, rescue groups, and pet food banks. The lists are meant to help people adopt, find services, or give up animals.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 13
Pet Identification ProgramProgram
SPOT teaches people why pets need tags or microchips so lost pets can get home. It makes posters and brochures for groomers, vets, rescues, and pet stores.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 13
Spay/neuter education and FAQsService
SPOT's website explains how spay and neuter surgery works, why it helps pets' health, and why early surgery is safe. It also answers common questions, including cost.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 13
Sterilization FundingService
SPOT helps pay for spay and neuter surgery for pets whose owners cannot afford it. It is meant for people who do not qualify for, or cannot afford, other low-cost programs.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 13
Volunteer for animal advocacyService
SPOT asks people to speak up for animals, including on social media. It also encourages helping at local animal control shelters and rescue groups, and to adopt instead of buy.
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