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The Dog Stop Receives Growth Capital Investment from Franvest Capital Partners

PITTSBURGH — Dog care franchise The Dog Stop has a new operational partner and investor, Franvest Capital Partners Inc.

The investment “will inject growth capital into the brand to establish new marketing programs and technologies, as well as boost development efforts to bring new qualified franchisees into the system.”

Currently The Dog Stop operates more than 20 locations across several states.

Financial terms of the investment were not disclosed.

More from the press release:

The Franvest team, based in Edmonton, Alberta, brings a tremendous amount of franchise experience and leadership along with a history of building highly successful and industry leading international franchise organizations.

The Dog Stop was bred from the beginning to be America’s best all inclusive indoor/outdoor dog care facility offering dog boarding, daycare, grooming, obedience training, in-home services, and a dog retail store all under one roof. Our facilities exist to promote healthy and happy dogs through socialization, proper physical and mental stimulation paired with a holistic retail approach. Whether it’s running in a play yard, socializing with friends, or just lounging around, The Dog Stop is your one-stop-shop for all of your pup’s wants and needs.

Currently The Dog Stop has 20+ state of the art locations in Alabama, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas, and Virginia. There are another 10+ locations currently under development with plans to expand aggressively throughout the USA in the coming years. Most major and secondary markets are available nationwide and the franchise development team is seeking qualified franchisees to help grow the brand and its award-winning dog care services.

The Dog Stop management team, including Founders, Jesse Coslov and Chris Kane, will continue to lead the company. Franvest President, David Hardy, will lead a team to expand the Board of Directors and provide strategic counsel and support.

The partnership will inject growth capital into the brand to establish new marketing programs and technologies, as well as boost development efforts to bring new qualified franchisees into the system. The investment will also enable The Dog Stop to improve its systems and processes, while continuing to provide award-winning dog care services. Additionally, a new flagship corporate location, training facilities, and corporate headquarters are in development in Pittsburgh.

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