Edna Horne has supported Planned PEThood of Georgia for 13 years
In a short video, the longtime supporter explains why the Duluth group's work to prevent animal overpopulation matters to her.
For 13 years, Edna Horne has supported Planned PEThood of Georgia and watched the group grow.
In a brief video, she shares why Planned PEThood is important to her and why she keeps supporting its mission to prevent animal overpopulation and help dogs and cats in need.
From Planned PEThood of Georgia· Instagram · Oct 9
Open the post“🐾 Meet Edna: 13 Years of Supporting Planned PEThood ❤️ For 13 years, Edna Horne has been a loyal supporter of Planned PEThood of Georgia. She has seen our organization grow and evolve—and has continued to believe in our mission to prevent animal overpopulation, and help dogs and cats in need. In this brief video, Edna shares why Planned PEThood is important to her and why she continues to support our work. We are so grateful for Edna and for the many supporters who have been part of our journey. Thank you, Edna, for 13 years of believing in Planned PEThood! 🐾❤️ 🎥 Hear Edna’s story below. #PlannedPEThood #SweetSixteen #16YearsOfImpact #BecauseRescueStartsBeforeTheShelter”
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