Join us for Muttfest 2024 on Saturday, June 22nd, from 12 – 5 PM at Fire Maker Brewery, Atlanta. This family-friendly event features delicious food, cold brews, dog training tips, and “Glamor shots” for your furry friends. Enjoy raffle prizes, creative vendor shopping, and support Mostly Mutts Animal Rescue. Vendors include Boo Poodle Boutique, Bark Avenue Boutique, and more. Don’t forget to bring an item from the Mostly Mutts wish list to help rescue dogs!
Event Location:
- Fire Maker Brewery
- 975 Chattahoochee Ave NW, Suite A, Atlanta, GA 30318
For more details, visit the Muttfest event page.
Shop with these fun Vendors
Muttfest 2024 will feature a variety of creative vendors offering unique products and services for pets and their owners. Attendees can browse and shop from vendors such as Boo Poodle Boutique, Bark Avenue Boutique, and many more, ensuring a delightful shopping experience with items ranging from pet accessories to custom pet apparel. Don’t miss the opportunity to discover and support local businesses while enjoying a fun day with your furry friends.
- Boo Poodle Boutique (Handmade dog collars/leashes)
- NalaSublimagic (Sublimation home decor and gift ideas)
- Bark Avenue Boutique (Dog Mom and homemade dog bandanas)
- Knight of All Trades (Handmade wooden decor and gifts
for all occasions) - EK’s Art Barn (Handmade pottery and other creative gifts)
- KTL Official Creations (Creator of cool art)
- The Dog Stop Marietta (Dog boarding and more)
- K. Lynch Designs (Resin poured tumblers)
- Ahimsa House (Helping humans and animals victims of domestic abuse find safety)
- Steven’s (Wooden planters and what not)
- Screaming Beagle (Liquor bottle lanterns)
- The Brown Dog (Handmade dog soup, bug repellent, lotion and more)
- The Lumberjack Kitchen (Handmade cutting boards)
- Uncommon Embroidery (Custom embroidery)
- Mostly Mutts Animal Rescue (Your local animal rescue)
- SCHANZ’S Sketchbook (hand sketched pet drawing)
About Mostly Mutts
Mostly Mutts Animal Rescue, based in Atlanta, is dedicated to reducing the number of animals euthanized in local shelters. Since its founding in 2004, the organization has rescued thousands of animals, providing them with necessary medical care, fostering, and ultimately finding them loving forever homes. With a strong volunteer base and community support, Mostly Mutts also focuses on educating the public about responsible pet ownership and animal welfare. To learn more about their mission and how you can help, visit Mostly Mutts.
