Mostly Mutts Market

Mostly Mutts Market is a thrift store in Acworth, Georgia, operating on Bells Ferry Road. The shop supports the work of Mostly Mutts Animal Rescue, the organization behind it, which has saved the lives of homeless dogs and cats since 2004. Donations and purchases at the Market help fund that rescue mission, and the shop holds a rating of 4.80 from the customers who have reviewed it.

Mostly Mutts Animal Rescue works closely with animal control, local county shelters and rescue partners to take in dogs and cats that are often moments away from being euthanized. The rescue runs a training program called Mostly Mutts University, overseen by a certified dog trainer, with a core group of trained volunteers teaching adoptable dogs skills and commands that help them find homes. It also offers behavior help, online training, pre-adoption and post-adoption training, and public dog training, along with a Prison Pups program. More than 800 active volunteers and over 100 foster families support the rescue, and the organization cares for vulnerable animals including newborn orphaned kittens, seniors, special needs cases and dogs in advanced stages of heartworm disease. It has been recognized as a nonprofit in GuideStar's database, was named Best Pet Adoption Agency and Best Pet Training 2026 in Cobb County by Cobb Life Magazine, and is among the 2025 grantees of The Grey Muzzle Organization's annual grant, one of 119 awarded to support its work for senior dogs.

The Market sits on Bells Ferry Road, a short distance from The Market Woodstock and about a quarter mile from Highway 92, with the Motes Hill and Nowlin Station neighborhoods nearby.

Shoppers who visit Mostly Mutts Market in Acworth are directly supporting a rescue that has served Cobb County's homeless pets since 2004.