Empowering Youth
Discover the rich history of Muttz-K-Teers Dog 4-H, an organization dedicated to empowering youth with the skills needed to raise and train well-behaved dogs. Learn about our milestones, achievements, and the impact we've made in the community.
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Get to Know Us
Muttz-K-Teers Dog 4-H club is one of the oldest dog clubs in Thurston County. The club averages 20-30 members per year ranging in age from 5 to 18. Muttz is a very active club with weekly dog training meetings, monthly business meetings and a variety of community service and public awareness activities throughout the year.
Our Leaders
The Muttz-K-Teers 4-H leaders
April Stanke
General Club Leader
Andrea Mason
Club Resource Volunteer
Erin Zahn
Club Assistant Leader
Amanda Phillips
Club Resource Volunteer
Erin Scholl
Club Activity Leader
Samantha Sanders
Club Resource Volunteer
Our Teen Leaders
The 4-H Slogan is Learn by Doing.
Muttz-K-Teers prides itself on being a youth led 4-H club. Our goal is to train our teens to be future leaders.
Our Mission
Empowering Youth Through Dogs
At Muttz-K-Teers Dog 4-H, our mission is to educate and inspire youth to become responsible dog owners and trainers. Through interactive programs and hands-on experiences, we aim to instill values of compassion, respect, and leadership while fostering a strong bond between dogs and their young caretakers.
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Integrity, compassion, and dedication are at the heart of everything we do at Muttz-K-Teers Dog 4-H. We believe in promoting responsible pet ownership, nurturing empathy towards animals, and cultivating a sense of community among youth. Our values drive us to create a safe, inclusive, and educational environment for young dog enthusiasts.
We are committed to providing quality education, promoting positive reinforcement training methods, and advocating for the well-being of dogs in our care. By upholding these values, we empower youth to become compassionate leaders and responsible pet owners in their communities.
