Pet Butler Announces Stimulus Plan for Existing Pet Industry Business Owners

Pet Butler, the franchisor which provides pet-waste removal and other pet-related services to residential and commercial clients, is offering a new Stimulus Plan that waives the initial fee and provides the needed expansion capital for pet-industry business owners interested in joining the Pet Butler family.

Eligible businesses include everything from pet retailers, doggy daycare center owners to grooming business owners, pet sitting and dog walking service owners and more. The Stimulus Plan provides a path to diversify an existing pet service business and run a Pet Butler franchise as a sister company. This creates a natural cross sell opportunity for both businesses while building the highly desired, weekly recurring revenue that business owners desire in these turbulent times.

Qualified applicants are eligible for a $15,000 microloan whereas up to 50 percent is forgivable if new customer goals are achieved in the first 24 months.

Pet Butler has been able to operate as an essential business with little interruption during Covid-19 and its current customers have remained loyal to the company’s existing franchisees. “Pet Butler got off to a good start this year and while Covid-19 did impact our sales performance, we have continued to see growth across the organization,” said James Young, COO and President of Pet Butler.

“Diversification has never been more evident than during the pandemic and Pet Butler’s recurring revenue model provides a critical component to building a transferable asset when it is time to exit the business. Our back office support which include a billings and full contact center as well as our marketing service division which does all of the consumer marketing and social media management, allows an existing business owner the ability to run both businesses simultaneously without having to recreate the wheel. By removing the barriers to entry and putting our money where our mouth is, Pet Butler is showing its commitment to helping small business owners in the pet service industry thrive in these turbulent times.”