THE PROGRAM IS THE EDUCATIONAL MISSION OF NORTH SHORE ANIMAL LEAGUE AMERICA. IT WAS DEVELOPED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH YALE UNIVERSITY.
BUILDING CONFIDENT AND CARING KIDS
The Mutt-i-Grees Curriculum is an innovative Pre-K-Grade 12 social emotional learning program. During these uncertain times, the social and emotional wellbeing of students is more important than ever. As such, we are proud to offer FREE access to all of our digital resources. Our program is designed to develop empathy, resiliency, and an awareness of oneself and others, creating a more humane future.
To participate, choose the appropriate grade level here, add it to you cart and proceed through the checkout process. You will not be charged for your product as long as you choose the Digital Access or PDF version.
Making a Difference
Feeling the Mutt-i-grees Impact
5,000
SCHOOLS, LIBRARIES,
AND AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMS
AND AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMS
Reaching students to enhance and motivate learning
100
ANIMAL
SHELTERS
SHELTERS
Involving shelters and communities in the concepts and lessons of Mutt-i-grees
50
STATES
Enriching education across the country and in Canada
Chew on This
One year since our lives turned into something we did not expect. We did not recognize. That day in March when the world paused. The shock. The reverberation of motion coming to a halt. The silence on the streets. Doors shut. Windows boarded. And, we held our breath as we all asked, “What now”?
Every year this program engages and recognizes students who want to advocate for shelter animals. We are thrilled to announce 41 National Mutt-i-grees Student Ambassadors will lead the way across the nation in raising awareness.
Share your ideas, tips and projects using the Mutt-i-grees Curriculum. You may even be featured in our blog and newsletter.
The Mutt-i-grees Curriculum RescuEd Video Series is a resource for educators that shows a behind the scenes look at North Shore Animal League's rescue, adoption, training and education efforts.
Read how the Mutt-i-grees Curriculum, and a wonderful dog named Dakota, made a big difference in a small school district in Pennsylvania.
