Planned PEThood of Georgia CEO CJ Bentley joins Good2Give Podcast
In Episode 22, Bentley discusses how low-cost spay/neuter and vet care in Gwinnett County can keep pets out of shelters.
CJ Bentley, CEO of Planned PEThood of Georgia, joined the Good2Give Podcast to discuss how affordable veterinary care and spay/neuter services can prevent pets from entering shelters.
In Episode 22, Keeping Pets Out of Shelters: Low-Cost Spay/Neuter and Vet Care in Gwinnett County, Bentley draws on more than 30 years in animal welfare and explains why prevention must be part of the solution to pet homelessness.
From Planned PEThood of Georgia· Instagram · Oct 12
Open the post“🐾 Can Affordable Vet Care Keep Pets Out of Shelters? CJ Bentley Shares Her Insights We’re proud to share that CJ Bentley, CEO of Planned PEThood of Georgia, recently joined the Good2Give Podcast to discuss a critical issue facing our communities: how affordable veterinary care and spay/neuter services can prevent pets from entering shelters in the first place. In Episode 22, Keeping Pets Out of Shelters: Low-Cost Spay/Neuter and Vet Care in Gwinnett County, CJ shares insights from more than 30 years in animal welfare and explains why prevention must be part of the solution to pet homelessness. 🎧 Listen to the full episode: https://businessradiox.com/series/good2give-podcast/ Thank you to the Community Foundation for Northeast Georgia and the Good2Give Podcast team for elevating this important conversation! @cfneg”
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