Muttstock is more that just a festival

Muttstock raises funds for our birth control implant program through festivals and events. Our implant program is an ethical and cost-efficient solution to reduce stress on crowded shelters, eliminate harm to communities overpopulated by stray animals, and avoid those communities having to take matters into their own hands to solve these problems

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Revolutionary Approach to Animal Care

Discover how our innovative solutions are transforming animal welfare with efficient, cost-effective methods.

Traditional Methods

Current large scale spay/neuter approaches

200 Animals treated over a weekend
2-3 Years between operations
Requires extensive resources and multiple veterinarians
Costs tens of thousands of dollars
Minimal long-term impact on wild dog populations

Our Solution

Revolutionary implant program

3,600 Animals treated in six hours
365 Days of operation per year
One vet tech and 100 volunteers can implant 3,600 animals
Can be done in any weather, eliminating need for costly facilities
Non-invasive, cost-effective, and applicable year-round

Public Safety & Community Health

Addressing critical community challenges through innovative solutions that create lasting positive impact.

Current Challenges

Critical issues affecting community safety

High Testosterone Levels

Contributing to aggressive behavior and increased incidents of attacks on people and pets in the community.

Medical & Trauma Impact

Resulting in increased medical bills and trauma in affected communities.

Health Risks

Free roaming dogs contribute to unsanitary conditions, disease spread, and hygiene issues.

Our Solution

Comprehensive approach to community health

Implant Program

Implants reduce testosterone, mitigating aggression, pack mentality, and attacks.

Health Protection

Simultaneously vaccinate, deworm, and microchip animals to improve community health.

Immediate Impact

Quick and effective implementation with lasting results for community safety.

Fostering Community Unity

Bridging divides between rescues, underserved communities, First Nations, and Metis Settlements through ethical partnerships and collaborative efforts.

Current Challenges

Unethical Practices

Culls encourage unethical behavior, including harmful treatment of animals.

Community Impact

Long-term psychological harm in communities due to inhumane practices.

Collaboration Gap

Lack of collaboration between rescues and First Nations/Metis Settlements causes mistrust.

Our Solutions

Humane Alternatives

Promoting compassionate solutions that foster ethical treatment of animals.

Community Partnership

Working directly with First Nations and Metis Settlements to create effective solutions.

Collaborative Bylaws

Creating volunteer systems that address overpopulation collaboratively.

Community Engagement

Education Programs

Empowering communities with knowledge and resources for sustainable animal welfare.

Open Dialogue

Fostering continuous communication between all stakeholders.

Resource Sharing

Building networks for efficient distribution of resources and support.