State Legislator Advocacy Tool — Stop Pet Overpopulation in Georgia

Step 1 — Find your two legislators

Every Georgian has two state legislators: one in the state House and one in the state Senate. The state's official finder will tell you both in about a minute.

How to find them

Tap the button below — it opens Georgia's official legislator finder in a new tab.
Type your home street address in the box and press search.
You'll see your State Representative and your State Senator, each with a district number. Note those two numbers, then come back to this page.

🔎 Open the official legislator finder

Opens legis.ga.gov, the Georgia General Assembly's own site. We don't see anything you type there.

Step 2 — Your districts & your details

Your House district

From the finder (1–180)

Your Senate district

From the finder (1–56)

Your name Your city / town (optional, adds local weight) What matters most to you? (we'll lead your letter with it) Which best describes you? (this helps us write your letter in your voice — pick up to 3)

I'm involved in animal rescue I'm personally affected by this I live near a stray colony (it's a nuisance) I'm a veterinary or animal-control professional I'm a responsible pet owner (I fixed mine) I just support the cause

You can pick up to 3 — that's plenty to write a strong letter in your voice.

How are you involved? (optional — check all that apply; we'll weave it in naturally)

I care for a community-cat colony I foster animals in my home I run or volunteer with a rescue I do TNVR myself I'm a transport volunteer

What have you seen or given? (optional — check all that apply)

I pay for spay/neuter surgeries out of my own pocket I regularly find abandoned animals on the roads or at my door I've hit capacity and had to turn animals away

Years you've been doing this (optional)

Rough $ you've spent yourself (optional)

What are you dealing with? (optional — check all that apply; we'll tell your story in your words)

Animals were dumped on or near my property I'm feeding a colony of cats I didn't choose I can't afford to get them fixed myself I'm on a fixed income, disability, or Social Security I have no way to transport them to get fixed The only help I've found is from volunteers stretched thin

What's going on near you? (optional — check all that apply)

It keeps growing and no one does anything about it Cats are on my property — digging, spraying, getting into things Smell, noise, fighting, and yowling at night I worry about my kids or my own pets Honestly, I'm not even a cat person — I just want it solved

What's happening where you live? (optional — check any that apply)

There's no affordable spay/neuter within an hour of me I'm seeing more strays and dumped animals than I used to This is happening right here in your district

Your role (helps us state your credibility)

Veterinarian Veterinary technician Animal-control / shelter worker Other animal-care professional

What do you see in your work? (optional — check all that apply)

Shelter intake and euthanasia are driven by unfixed strays Demand for low-cost spay/neuter far exceeds supply I see daily that prevention is cheaper than the alternatives I treat the disease and injury that come from unmanaged strays

As a responsible owner, what matters to you? (optional — check all that apply)

I spayed/neutered my own pets — it's just responsible It's unfair that responsible owners carry the cost of those who don't The state should make it easy and affordable for everyone to do the same Fixing your pets should be the normal, expected thing

Public health & safety concerns (optional — these reach legislators who don't focus on the animals)

Bites or attacks on people or pets are a risk Unvaccinated strays are a rabies / disease risk Unvaccinated strays can spread disease to residents' own pets TNVR returns vaccinated cats — a safer community Nuisance and property damage from unmanaged strays

Other concerns (optional — check any that matter to you)

The animals themselves suffer — it's humane to prevent it Strays and colonies hurt property values and quality of life Free-roaming cats prey on native birds and wildlife

One more thing (optional)

As a taxpayer, I see this as a smart investment — not new spending

In your own words — this is the most powerful part of your letter

A sentence or two only you can write makes your letter land. Need a starting point?

Step 3 — Send your letters

We've written one letter to your Representative and one to your Senator. Send them one at a time below.

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