When it comes to caring for man’s best friend, Americans aren’t sparing any expense. The pet care industry is consistently growing every year—consumers are expected to spend more than $62 billion on their pets by the end of the year after spending nearly $60.3 billion in 2015. There’s no shortage of companies competing for that business within the booming industry. However, K-9 Resorts Daycare & Luxury Hotel continues to stand out as the brand to beat.

As the demand for luxury, top of the line care continues to grow, K-9 Resorts is expanding its reach by targeting new markets for development. Right now, the brand is currently looking for franchise partners in Long Island, New York.

“It makes sense for us to break into the untapped Long Island market as we continue to grow. Because it’s so close to home, it gives us more access to our franchisees as they work to develop their businesses,” said Jason Parker, co-founder and co-CEO of K-9 Resorts. “Our local owners in Long Island will also have a strong competitive advantage beyond their proximity to our corporate support team. The K-9 Resorts brand name is known and respected across the Northeast, which brings a heightened level of brand awareness among potential customers to the table.”

With a metro population of more than 2.8 million people and ideal demographics, K-9 Resorts is positioned for rapid growth across Long Island. The brand also boasts a model that can’t be found anywhere else, making it consumers’ go-to choice for pet care.

Every one of the brand’s facilities is specifically designed to provide the best possible experience for dogs. Its amenities include cage-free suites, state-of-the-art air purification systems, five-star hotel-quality customer service and pet-safe, outdoor courtyards. K-9 Resorts also offers hospital-grade sanitizing procedures to ensure that dogs are both happy and healthy when they return to their owners.

“What makes K-9 Resorts so successful is the fact that people know they can trust us with their pets. There isn’t a single detail that goes unnoticed—our business is designed to give pets a luxury boarding or daycare experience,” Parker said.

Franchisees looking to bring K-9 Resorts’ proven system to Long Island have a unique opportunity to learn more about the brand right off the bat. In order to jump start development in the area, K-9 Resorts is hosting an in-market event on November 17 at Rare 360, which is located at 650 Jericho Turnpike in Syosset, NY. The event, which will act as a remote discovery day for prospective franchisees, will kick off at 6:30 pm. Anyone interested in attending can call (800) 234-1815 to RSVP.

“We’re excited to meet with talented and driven entrepreneurs who are looking to develop the K-9 Resorts brand in Long Island. We’re confident that this is a great market for us, and that our franchisees will have unlimited potential to grow,” said Parker. “We pride ourselves on offering a unique business model and service, ultimately giving local owners the chance to address a need that no one ese is even considering.”

For more information on franchising with K-9 Resorts, click here.

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