A Duluth-based non-profit animal welfare provider is making strides to provide free veterinary services for dog and cat owners, while making the services easily accessible to the community.
Planned PEThood of Georgia’s mobile unit is part of the nationally recognized Fido Fixers fleet—a proven, high-impact model that has delivered nearly 200,000 spay and neuter surgeries in communities across the country. Planned PEThood officials say that as of today, nine units are active nationwide, while they operate the only one currently serving Georgia—bringing this trusted approach directly to the communities that need it most.
The organization is excited to announce that public appointments are now open in targeted areas. Pet owners can now access affordable spay and neuter surgery closer to home. White County is part of Planned PEThood’s twice per-month calendar. Residents in the area can view a link to their website, regarding the ability to book an appointment: https://pethoodga.org/book-an-appointment/ Officials for Planned PEThood say the Fido Fixers mobile vehicle parks in front of White County Animal Control, with stops planned for May 7 and May 21 while providing low cost spay and neuter services. The organization also is looking for other trusted community hosts for additional public FIDO mobile clinic stops in 2026.
Animal welfare organizations, rescues, and community-based groups are encouraged to reach out if they are interested in hosting or helping bring a FIDO stop to their area. Specific counties of interest include Barrow, Clarke, Dekalb, Jackson, Madison, and Walton counties, along with surrounding communities…