Henry County Animal Initiative

06/04/2026

Well we had $10 Toe Bean Tuesday & Wild Wednesday this week! Thank you, thank you thank you to everyone who supports our mission!

We had so many medical cases, kitten check ups and TNR’s this week🤪

We are so blessed to have so many residents searching for help but also willing to put in the work for their own TNR projects and kitten nurseries! There are a lot of people out there that just need direction and support to get started ❤️

Soooo…
On Toe-Bean Tuesday
- Rachel brought (Rolley), - spay-Monroe County
Looking for sponsor

- Fitco Gym - momma cat - spay -Monroe County
Vetting covered by Rozy

-Denay brought her 4 kittens to be weighed, dewormed, aged and genders recorded
Will need sponsorship for their vetting

-Amez - brought her kittens -for their 2nd boosters
Will be spay/neutered on 6/23

Tim - brought Mel’s 4 kittens to be weighed, dewormed, aged and genders recorded - Monroe County
Sponsorship needed

Sam’s colony cat checked out because of third eyelid is showing - vetting covered

Barbara’s- 4 kittens to be weighed, dewormed, aged and genders recorded- rescue will be taking them

Komatsu warehouse mama and 4 kittens. - are 8 weeks old now moving to rescue. Komatsu was spayed and will be returning to the warehouse. The employees miss her

Kathy brought 2 bottle babies to check out - one needed eye ointment.
Vetting covered

Walter Cats from a tough mental health situation- kittens were very sick, started on antibiotics and will be moving into rescue
Vetting covered

Sundrop from Bonnie’s colony needs a few teeth removed. Received a depo shot for stomatitis relief until a dental appt is available. - sponsor needed

Tux- the feral kitty from the Henry Times was sick with his annual upper respiratory~ the changing of the seasons really affect him ❤️‍🩹

Wild Wednesday

Karen’s feral -Mama Kitty - was missing hair - discovered a flea allergy. Started treatment
Vetting covered

Jo brought Mama Pizza and 4 toppings 🤣 for her spay and their neuters!
I can’t believe she had four little boys
Vetting covered

Steph brought Alex’s last mama cat!
His colony is now complete
Vetting covered

Thank you for everyone’s patience. We are moving down our list as fast as we can. ❤️‍🩹
 we are always taking donations to help further our causes.

05/28/2026

Groovy Greens & Purrfect Plants ❤️🐾

We will have these available for pick up this Friday at our HCAI Spirit Nite at Truett’s Grill in McDonough between 4 and 8 PM

6/2 - Tuesday 12-2 in Locust Grove

Just let us know which one you would like. ❤️

X-Large pot - Cat Mint $25 -SOLD OUT
Large pot -Cat Nip $20
Large 6in pot Cat Grass - $15
Small 4in pot Cat Grass $10
Decorative animal pots $20

Payment options

PayPal - [email protected]
Cash app - $HCAI726
Venmo app -
Zelle - [email protected]
Checks - PO Box 3535 McDonough GA 30253

The sedum plant pots are not for cats to eat - but they are not poisonous. We just liked the way they looked and made sure they were not poisonous❤️

The cat grass was grown by seed with Wrenley ~ but Jenn bought the cat nip & cat mint from our dear friends at Collier's Greenhouse & Garden Center and replanted into our cute pots❤️

05/28/2026

MARK YOUR CALENDARS !!
This FRIDAY is our HCAI ~ Spirit Nite at Chic-Fil-A Truett’s Grill-~McDonough
4pm-8pm

We will have a few give aways ❤️🐾

Mobile order- look for our name - click to support
Drive Thru - tell attendant to put receipt in the box
Dine In - drop your receipt in the box
Carry Out - drop your receipt in the box

05/25/2026

If you have ever thought about donating to a worthy cause, please consider supporting HCAI. ❤️

We are often the bridge in the gap — helping when rescues are full, resources are stretched thin, and community cats continue reproducing at an overwhelming rate. Every day, we receive heartbreaking messages from families and caregivers desperately trying to help cats in need.

Your donations help provide:

• Spay/neuter assistance

• TNR support

• Vaccines and medical care

• Emergency supplies

• Humane education and outreach

We truly cannot continue this work without community support. Every dollar makes a difference and helps us continue fighting for the animals that so often have nowhere else to turn.

Here are some ways to give:

PayPal - [email protected]

Cash app - $HCAI726

Venmo app -

Checks -

702 River Overlook

Forsyth GA 31029

Tonight’s plea is just one of many heartbreaking situations we are trying to help with. Thank you for believing in this mission and standing beside us. ❤️

Good afternoon

Last year in July my neighbor moved and left 3 cats which are feel but they claimed them by feeding them.

They moved and left them which I found to be heartbreaking.

I started to feed them as there were just 3.

I have faithfully feed them everyday, fresh water for the last year.

The issue I have now is there are 11.

The 2 females over the course of the year have both had 4 babies each.

One within the last week

They are literally homesteading in my yard.

All 11. Although I've grown attached I'm not able to take care of this many animals.

I'm already going through 25 pound a week bag and a out 25 cans of wet good per week.

I think the new mom is in distressed she's breathing harder than I think she should be. I feed her close to my porch and water her but I'm concerned. They are seriously well behaved ferel cats I don't want them out to sleep at all but Jesus I need help .please let me know how you can help me.

I'm attaching pictures of some. They are beautiful.

05/15/2026

Receiving a lot of calls about single orphaned kittens today!
Make sure before you try to start feeding that the Kitten’s body temperature is warm !!

They must be warm before you feed them anything !

No cows milk!

Goats milk or kitten formula for the babies ❤️

Warm them first ❤️ and sit them up while bottle feeding. Never feed them on their back they can aspirate❤️‍🩹

05/08/2026

One of the biggest lessons I’ve learned in animal welfare is that compassion alone cannot solve overpopulation — prevention must be part of the solution too.

Every day, rescuers, shelters, and advocates across Georgia work tirelessly to feed hungry cats, treat injuries, and save kittens in crisis. Those acts matter deeply. But if we truly want to reduce suffering long-term, we must focus on stopping the cycle before it starts.

This post beautifully explains why Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) is such an important part of creating lasting change for community cats. I encourage everyone to take a moment to read it.
Jennifer ❤️🐾

Turning the Tide: Why TNR Must Be Georgia’s North Star

Last week, we had an important conversation with one of our dedicated community partners about the long-term impact of Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR). Their words perfectly capture why this work remains at the heart of our mission at Fix GA Pets:

“The true measure of success is not how many cats we feed, but how many we can prevent from being born into a life of struggle on the streets. By focusing on the source of overpopulation through TNR, we transition from a reactive cycle of suffering to a proactive cycle of care.”- Diviya Roney (Cat Programs & Client Services Director at Humane Society of Forsyth County)

Why This Matters for Georgia

In animal welfare, it is easy to become trapped in the reactive cycle. We see a hungry cat and provide food. We see an injured kitten and provide medical care. These compassionate acts matter deeply - but they do not stop the cycle from repeating.

TNR represents the proactive solution. By addressing the source of overpopulation, we reduce future suffering before it begins. We stabilize community cat colonies, improve quality of life, and prevent countless kittens from being born into unsafe conditions.

This is how lasting change happens. Not by responding endlessly to crisis - but by preventing it.

At Fix GA Pets, we believe every cat in Georgia deserves the chance to be wanted, cared for, and safe. TNR helps make that future possible.

04/29/2026

HCAI $10 Toe Bean Tuesday ❤️
Donate today!

04/29/2026

$10 Toe-Bean Tuesday(a little late posting🤣)
We just can’t describe the last few weeks. The outreach list is so long, the TNR appts are off the charts!!

We are so very very grateful for our Rescue Partners support when they are able to pull from our outreach list ❤️ Love you guys so much!

We have so many residents willing to put in the work to TNR their community cats spay/neutered. ❤️
What a blessing you all are. 😘

Thank you to all of our volunteers helping to make a difference! Gosh the trapping, transporting and extra care is greatly appreciated 😘🥰❤️

Becca trapped Joy’s last kitty -Angie - from her colony Monday night… such a wonderful feeling and burden lifted. Joy is an older lady whose husband has dementia so life has its challenges. This will be the first spring without kittens! So grateful !❤️❤️

Dawn has started trapping her massive colony ~ two of her female teenagers were brought in- sponsorship needed ❤️ she has probably 30 at her house. ❤️‍🩹 NEED SPONSORSHIP

Deidre trapped Rowan the first female of a colony of 6.- vetting covered

Savannah rounded up her kittens and brought them in for a check up and weight. They will be scheduled to be spay/neutered in about 4 weeks. - vetting covered

Mr. Sanchez brought his community cat and 5 spicy kittens to clinic. The little bush babies need a little work but are young enough to tame. Hissy spitty seem to be our kitten of choice lately 🤣
NEED SPONSORSHIP!

Marshall trapped his mama cat and rounded up all the barn babies a few weeks ago. They came in for a check up and mom will be spayed next Tuesday. -NEED SPONSORSHIP

Julie brought in her two females~ GiGi and Ruth~ that needed spay and one kitten (Mordeci) that needed vaccines and neuter.
NEED SPONSORSHIP

Thank you Sam for bringing Kay’s kittens for their check up. The mom is still trying to be trapped. She was in the trap, but it did not work properly and she escaped.😓
NEED SPONSORSHIP

Kayla & Karla are their neighborhood trappers - they have been working for months trapping all the roaming cats around their house. Now there’s a mom and babies that they are rounding up.. they were setting a trap last night for this smart mom. They caught mom’s friend Sweet Pea so she was spayed yesterday.
-Sponsorship would be helpful❤️

Barbara caught her last male kitty ~ he was neutered
She is looking to relocate her small colony because of selling her home and buying a motor home. She is unable to take her colony with her. ❤️‍🩹
Vetting covered

04/27/2026

Sending our love and support to Kelly ❤️‍🩹
Kelly & Bentley are special to Henry County.
Let’s step up in her time of need ❤️‍🩹

In the animal welfare world we run on emotion. We have extreme highs and extr… FOHA FUNDRAISING needs your support for Help Kelly Provide for Her Son and Pets

04/17/2026

Stop by and see us TONIGHT from 4pm-8pm !
We would love to see you !