Speak Up for Georgia's Community Cats
Stop Pet Overpopulation in Georgia
This public comment period has now closed. Thank you to everyone who spoke up for Georgia's community cats — your letters made our case to the Department of Agriculture. The fight for prevention continues, and there's still plenty you can do right now:
Fill in the boxes below in your own words. We'll turn your answers into a complete letter. Then one tap opens your email with everything filled in — you just press Send.
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Where this goes: Mark Murrah, Georgia Dept. of Agriculture —
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CAECompliance@agr.georgia.gov — comments due 4:30 p.m. ET, June 22, 2026.Your privacy: Nothing you type here is saved or sent anywhere until you press send in your own email. This page has no tracking and stores nothing.