American Pest Control is committing to advocate for 50 adoptable pets during 50 days by spending time with the animals, promoting them on social media, and providing supplies and resources!

All 8 American Pest Control office locations throughout Northeast Georgia will be accepting donations for our shelter and rescue partners. You can find lists of their most needed items here.

American Pest Control will host fundraising adoption events with our rescue partners in our Athens & Winder locations. You won't want to miss these fun events which will feature adoptable pets and more!

Want to help the American Pest Control team support adoptable pets?

You can find our Pets of the Week posts on Twitter and Facebook. Share the posts with your friends to help these adoptable animals find their furever homes! The more people see their sweet faces, the more likely they are to find the purrfect home.

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Adoption event dates will be announced soon!


American Pest Control will be donating pet supplies to be given to new pet parents who adopt through our rescue partners during the 50 Furry Friends in 50 Days campaign! Whether you adopt a new furbaby at our adoption events, or directly through the rescue, we're here to support you as you open your home to animals in need.

50 Miles in 50 Days

January 6, 2021 - February 25, 2021

To kick off the new year, American Pest Control hosted a virtual fundraising race to benefit the Food Bank of Northeast Georgia and encourage participants to get active. Employees, friends, and customers joined in to walk over 5,000 miles! With their help, we were able to donate over $2,000 to the food bank, which distributes more than 11 million pounds of food to fourteen Georgia counties every year.



50 Hours in 50 Days

November 15, 2020 - January 5, 2021

For our first Operation 50/50 initiative, the American Pest Control team set out to serve 50 volunteer hours in 50 days. From serving meals at church, to helping repair storm damage, volunteering at the VFW, to bringing holiday joy to those in need, our team worked with a servant's heart to spread cheer in communities across Northeast Georgia this holiday season and we couldn't be prouder.