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Things were picking up in the San Francisco
Bay Area’s Redwood Shores yesterday, where
a specially trained team of DoodyCalls waste
removal experts launched a campaign in
association with Redwood City Parks and
Recreation to clean up accumulated animal
waste throughout the city parks. The main
culprit littering the grounds: Geese.
The effort came in response to a… Continue reading
Curious if there’s a market for pet waste removal services in the United States?
Consider this:
There are currently 78.2 million dogs taking up residence in the US today.
Collectively, they deposit approximately 30,000 tons of waste every day.
Over the course of …
We’re thrilled to announce that DoodyCalls has been featured by Bloomberg Businessweek!
Published today, DoodyCalls co-founder and CEO, Jacob D’Aniello, discusses what it’s like to run the nation’s largest pet waste removal franchise and how …
Ron and Shannon Cooper of DoodyCalls Stafford, VA, have been featured in their local newspaper, The Stafford County Sun. Titled “They Answer When DoodyCalls” the article is a great all-around story about the work we …
Here at DoodyCalls, we see our company as a vehicle for our franchise owners to achieve their goals. Some of those goals are professional, such as being able to leave a job and take complete …
Every year at DoodyCalls, we see a major spike in business as the weather starts warming up. It’s a signal of peaking awareness about the problem of unattended pet waste and it means big business for our franchise owners.
The Associated Press has reported that annual spending on pets has reached an all-time high in the United States, with Americans spending $50.96 billion in 2011. The news came with the release of this year’s National Pet Owners Survey by the American Pet Products Association (APPA).
Curious what a day in the life is like at DoodyCalls? Here’s a great video by Maggie Winterfeldt, a journalism student at The University of South Carolina, that offers a glimpse into what we do …
The popular franchising blog, Franchise Chatter, has published a great review of the DoodyCalls franchise opportunity in a new series, titled “FDD Talk.” The article is an overview of the business concept, the investment and their expert opinion on whether or not DoodyCalls is a smart franchise to join…
Fred and Sally Telmanowski are not your typical entrepreneurs. Before starting a DoodyCalls franchise, Fred was a Senior Vice President with AON Risk Services, one of the largest insurance brokerages in the world. In …
George and Brenda Salemie, our newest DoodyCalls franchise owners in Austin, Texas, have been featured today in their local newspaper, The Westlake Picayune. Titled “Scooping into action,” the…
Today at DoodyCalls, we begin a new search for franchise owners in the San Francisco Bay Area. One of the most pet friendly places in the United States, it is home to approximately 120,000 dogs, collectively producing upwards of 60,000 lbs (30 tons) of waste every day. For a pet waste removal service, this means big business.
As thousands of Minnesota’s prized livestock animals converged on the state fairgrounds two weeks ago for the annual twelve day event, Mike Kuehn-Hajder was readying his tools and rallying his crew. He and his team …
According to the latest report published by the International Franchise Association (IFA), the world’s oldest and largest organization representing the franchising industry, the franchise sector is finally getting back on track. After years of stagnation and marginal growth in the wake of the recession, franchise businesses are now said to be signaling recovery in 2012.
The Street, an online publication covering American financial news, has quoted DoodyCalls CEO, Jacob D’Aniello, today in an article titled: 5 Reasons to Buy a Franchise in 2012.
From the story:
“Being an entrepreneur means you are creating jobs and helping to rebuild the economy. Simply put: it’s the American thing to do,” D’Aniello says.
