
Planned PEThood of Georgia volunteer Andrew May returns Onyx home
The release is the Return in TNVR, and May, a longtime supporter, sums up his approach as "If you feed 'em, fix 'em."
Planned PEThood of Georgia shared a video of longtime supporter and TNVR advocate Andrew May releasing Onyx back to her family, with a welcoming committee waiting for her.
The group calls the Return one of the sweetest parts of TNVR. May often says, "If you feed 'em, fix 'em," and the group thanked him for his advocacy for community cats.
From Planned PEThood of Georgia· Instagram · Nov 8
Open the post“We talk a lot about the TNV, but let's not forget the R! 🐾❤️ The Return is one of the sweetest parts of TNVR, and this video says it all! Watch as longtime supporter and TNVR advocate Andrew May releases sweet Onyx back to her family. And just look at that welcoming committee waiting for her! 🥹 Andrew often says, "If you feed 'em, fix 'em." And he doesn't just say it… he lives it. Thank you, Andrew, for being such a dedicated advocate for community cats and for showing us what compassion in action looks like. And welcome home, Onyx! 🖤🐈⬛ #TNR #TNVR”
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