Dogs 24/7 Expands Pennsylvania Presence with Wag Watch Acquisition

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Dogs 24/7, a multi-state dog daycare and boarding company operating 12 locations across five states, has expanded its presence in Pennsylvania with the acquisition of Wag Watch. Effective October 15, Wag Watch officially joined the Dogs 24/7 family and will soon transition to Philly Dogs 24/7, joining the company's existing locations in Malvern and Washington. This marks Dogs 24/7's fourth acquisition in just four months, bringing the company to 12 locations across five states.

Founded in Gilbert, Arizona, 17 years ago, Dogs 24/7 has been dedicated to providing a safe and engaging environment for dogs through its cage-free daycare and boarding services. The company's commitment to a cage-free approach has been a cornerstone of its operations, and the acquisition of Wag Watch will allow Dogs 24/7 to introduce more pet owners to this unique service.

The transition to Philly Dogs 24/7 represents more than a name change. It introduces a broader vision for the future of pet care in Philadelphia, with several planned enhancements designed to elevate the experience for both dogs and their owners. These enhancements include cage-free boarding, subscription-based daycare, and priority boarding access for subscription members.

The acquisition of Wag Watch is part of Dogs 24/7's strategy to expand its reach and improve its services in Pennsylvania. The company's cage-free approach to daycare and boarding has been a key differentiator, and the addition of Wag Watch will allow Dogs 24/7 to offer this service to a broader customer base in the Philadelphia area.

With its growing presence in Pennsylvania, Dogs 24/7 aims to provide more pet owners with reliable and convenient care for their dogs. The company's commitment to a cage-free environment is a testament to its dedication to the well-being of its canine clients, and the planned enhancements will further solidify its reputation as a leader in pet care.

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