15% of Clayton County residents (65,698 people) live below the poverty line.

The average adult in Clayton County earns less than 30k per year.

We have several food pantries, but sadly, no pet resources are dedicated to ensuring pet-loving families experiencing financial hardship can get the care they need.

Atlanta Dog Mom Full Hearts is continuing to change that! In 2025, we helped over 11 families and 16 pets through our 2025 Community Pet Care Day by providing vaccines, screenings, minor illness treatments, and pet pantry supplies while supporting the next generation of veterinary professionals through hands-on mentorship!

In 2026, we're expanding our mission to serve both ends of the leash. We're growing our Community Pet Care Day to provide not just vaccines and treatments, but also vital training and supplies through our pet pantry. Plus, we're extending our care to shelter animals with enrichment programs that prepare them for their forever homes. Help us create a healthier, happier community for every pet family.

Your support creates a ripple effect across the entire community. You will be:

Preventing shelter surrenders by supporting struggling families.
Increasing adoption rates by helping shelter dogs become more adoptable.
Strengthening the pet family bond for everyone.

Join us in 2026 as we move toward a more holistic approach to pet care and empower our community to become fellow pet welfare advocates!

Warmly,

ADMFH Team ❤️

Community Pet Care Day Spring 2026

By Atlanta Dog Mom Full Hearts

Community Pet Care Day Spring 2026

Help us ensure pet-loving families experiencing financial hardship have the pet care access they need

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