Websites for groomers, rescues, doggy daycares, and other dog businesses

Doors open soon

Websites that make tails wag

mutt.works is putting the finishing touches on friendly, hard-working websites for dog rescues, groomers, doggy daycares, and other dog businesses. We're not taking paying clients just yet, but here are two ways to get in early.

Watercolor sketch of Zelda, a black curly-coated doodle with a scruffy beard and pink collar, sitting in the grass and looking up
Zelda, Chief Barketing Officer

Get on the waitlist

Want to be first in line when the doors open? Leave your name and email and we'll let you know. No spam. Zelda would not allow it.

Join the waitlist

Rescue? Apply for a free site

We're building free websites for a select number of local dog rescues to start the mutt.works portfolio. Apply, and we'll let you know if yours is selected.

See how it works

Join the waitlist

We'll email you when mutt.works opens for new clients. That's it.

Pencil and watercolor sketch of Zelda, a black curly doodle, and Zen, a white shaggy dog with black ears, sitting side by side and looking up
Zelda & Zen, quality control

Why mutts?

Meet the pack

mutt.works is one dog person, supervised by Zelda and Zen, our two scruffy quality-control officers. They don't know much about SEO, but they know a good dog business when they sniff one. There are also seven chickens. They are not consulted.

  • Your site works great on phones, because your clients are at the dog park.
  • A real human answers your emails. Just the one. (Zelda can't type.)
Meet the whole pack