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<a href="https://www.prweb.com/releases/mckinneys-combine-business-experience-and-love-of-pets-together-with-new-pet-wants-franchise-827631517.html?utm_source=1851franchise.com&utm_medium=article&utm_campaign=former-restaurant-franchise-owners-invest-in-pet-wants-to-gain-more-flexibility-2724553" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">Kris McKinney</a> is no stranger to franchising, having previously been involved with the&nbsp;<a href="https://1851franchise.com/franchise-deep-dive-culvers-franchise-costs-fees-profit-and-data-2720843#stories">Culver’s</a> restaurant concept alongside her husband Scott in the 1990s. After stepping away from the franchise world for some time for family reasons, the McKinneys have ventured back to franchising with&nbsp;<a href="https://1851franchise.com/petwants/info">Pet Wants</a> in&nbsp;Floyds Knobs, Indiana.The 140-plus-unit fresh pet food and nutrition franchise made perfect sense for the animal-loving couple who have had as many as 26 animals of their own, most of which were ill or injured rescue animals that they have rehabilitated. The national provider of pet food freshly delivered to customers has given McKinney more flexibility in her lifestyle and outlet for her passion for animal care.1851 Franchise spoke with McKinney about her journey into franchising with&nbsp;<a href="https://petwantsfranchise.com/?gad_source=1&amp%3Bgclid=CjwKCAiA1MCrBhAoEiwAC2d64fv9I3sVddd1fF3wwdzpOcjMXTb5XKnF-mQKH3gzDL76gWvvdicMZhoC-pcQAvD_BwE&utm_source=1851franchise.com&utm_medium=article&utm_campaign=former-restaurant-franchise-owners-invest-in-pet-wants-to-gain-more-flexibility-2724553" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">Pet Wants</a> and her plans for the future.&nbsp;1851 Franchise: Frame your personal story for us.&nbsp;What did you do before franchising, and how did you decide franchising made sense for you?McKinney:&nbsp;We’ve been in franchising in the past. My husband and I were both involved in another concept called Culver’s in the ‘90s. It was a fantastic opportunity. We learned so much and put so much into it. Unfortunately, my mother became very ill, and I became her main caretaker. We stepped away from the restaurant because it was a 24-hour a day business. We returned to previous careers for some time, but we wanted another solution so we could have some more flexibility to care for our animals.We came across Pet Wants in late 2021, and I really loved what we saw. I liked the whole idea of the business — we have always loved animal rescue. We have had as many as 26 animals on our property, the majority of which were rescues, because we rehabilitate ill and injured animals. Most recently, we rescued a German Shepard puppy who was nearly starved to death. It was really a perfect fit. I am also Pet Nutrition Coach certified, so I can dive deeper into the issues that pets may have.&nbsp;1851: What was your perception of franchising prior to becoming a franchisee, and what do you want people to know about franchising now that you are in it?McKinney:&nbsp;We like the fact that the routines and systems are&nbsp; in place already. You have your corporate office and support there when you need it, and I believe it makes it much easier when you have that type of help. They have been incredibly helpful with us so far for anything we need; all we have to do is reach out, and we get the answers we need. They’ve been wonderful all the way around to work with.&nbsp;1851:&nbsp;What made you pick this brand? What excites you most about this company?McKinney:&nbsp;This is really our forte with the animals — we know we can't rescue all of them, but this allows us to be very involved in the community and help without personally trying to rescue all of the animals in need. The biggest thing for me is that I’ve always been very interested in a holistic approach to pet care. With Pet Wants, the way our food is made fresh, in small batches was a huge advantage for us. We carry a lot of different products, and they are healthier and more natural.&nbsp;We knew we always wanted to do a retail store from the get go, so we started mobile and immediately found a lease and got going setting up a store.&nbsp;1851:&nbsp;What do you hope to achieve with your business? What are your plans for growth?&nbsp;McKinney:&nbsp;The business is going very well. We have had a steady increase in sales every single month and pick up new customers constantly. We are planning for additional locations in the future. One of the things I am very proud of is that we get a lot of recommendations.&nbsp;People are in search of solutions, and many times we are able to give simple advice that can make a big difference to help people out with their pets. We have become a resource for this community. Unlike a bigger box store, where you can’t always get the answers you are looking for, people can come here, and we can give them solutions, free samples and information.&nbsp;I was asked by Pet Wants to be a part of the Fast Start committee because we have grown so quickly. This entails calls to share best practices and ideas and provides an opportunity for others to learn about the events that have helped us grow.&nbsp; We have worked through the systems and procedures that Pet Wants recommends, and we still do many off site and charitable events where we set up outside of our store to help grow the business. We also do a lot of in-store events; we have an annual&nbsp; “pupperazzi” party, an easter egg hunt for dogs, a halloween costume contest, food drives for shelters and we host pet first aid and CPR classes, pet massage therapy classes, among other events. We really try to engage with the customers, so they don’t just come to shop but have fun, as well.&nbsp;1851:&nbsp;What advice do you have for other people thinking about becoming a franchise owner?McKinney:&nbsp;Overall, since we have previous franchise experience, I think a lot of people have a misconception. Owning a franchise does not mean that you get rich quick. You have to be prepared to work and work hard to grow the business. Owning your own business can have its challenges, but the rewards outweigh the challenges. We absolutely love this. We know just about everyone who walks through the door, and we know all of their pets’ names. Our stores are much more personalized, and that is why so many people really like it.&nbsp;ABOUT PET WANTSPet Wants is a pet health and wellness company that strives to improve the nutrition, health, vitality, and well-being of pets. Founded in 2010, the brand’s specially crafted, private-label pet food formulas are made in small batches with fresh, natural ingredients enhanced with vitamins and minerals for a complete and balanced diet in every bowl, all made in the USA. Pet Wants has set a new standard in what you should expect in your pet food and has created the ultimate convenience with free, personal delivery through their 90+ locations across the United States. The total investment necessary to begin operation of a Pet Wants franchise ranges from $131,350 to $202,500. This includes between $57,500 and $62,500 paid to the franchisor or an affiliate. To learn more about Pet Wants, visit&nbsp;<a href="https://www.petwants.com/?utm_source=1851franchise.com&amp%3B%3Butm_medium=article&amp%3B%3Butm_campaign=family-of-animal-lovers-team-up-to-open-pet-wants-franchise-in-illinois-2723076&amp%3Butm_medium=article&amp%3Butm_campaign=multi-generational-family-of-petlovers-dive-into-franchising-with-pet-wants-bringing-healthy-pet-food-to-skagit-2723381&utm_source=1851franchise.com&utm_medium=article&utm_campaign=former-restaurant-franchise-owners-invest-in-pet-wants-to-gain-more-flexibility-2724553" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">petwants.com</a>. 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Kris and Scott McKinney wish they could rescue every animal. Since they can’t, they started a Pet Wants franchise to provide healthy food to all the pets in their community.

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For husband-and-wife team&nbsp;<a href="https://1851franchise.com/pet-wants-colorado-springs-bohannon-feature-2730023">Kariann Harker and Jerrod Bohannon</a>, owners of&nbsp;<a href="https://petwantsfranchise.com/">Pet Wants</a>&nbsp;<a href="https://www.petwantscoloradospringsbriargate.com/">Colorado Springs</a>, the dream of entrepreneurship became a reality through a shared love of animals and a desire to make a difference in their community.“We’ve had steady growth every month since we opened,” Bohannon said. “Right now, we’re in the process of finding a physical location, which is exciting. We started mobile and have been able to grow organically through markets and community events.”Their journey shows why&nbsp;<a href="https://1851franchise.com/petwants/info">Pet Wants</a> is an ideal family business opportunity — combining a flexible business model, purpose, and partnership in a way that helps families thrive personally and professionally.<h2>A Shared Mission With Room To Grow</h2>Harker and Bohannon launched their business in June 2025 after years of struggling to find healthy food for their pit bull, Ruby. That challenge inspired them to help other pet parents who faced the same frustration.“Dogs have always been a huge passion of mine — they bring life to me,” Harker said. “With Ruby, we were always looking for something healthy she could eat, and when we found Pet Wants, we knew it was exactly what we’d been searching for.”What began as a way to help their own dog evolved into a community mission. “With the pet industry, pets are part of the family too,” Bohannon said. “Being able to have that experience to lean on brings a lot of value.”<a href="https://1851franchise.com/petwants/new-to-franchising-heres-why-pet-wants-is-a-great-place-to-start-2729060">Pet Wants’ mobile-first model</a> allowed the couple to begin serving customers quickly without the financial strain and operational complexities of starting with a storefront right away. Bohannon continued working in his corporate job while Harker ran the business full-time — a setup that allowed them to balance risk and reward as a team.“Having that as the family dynamic has been hugely helpful,” Bohannon said. “If either one of us were to do this on our own, we’d have to put all our eggs into that basket. Working together makes it achievable.”<h2>Different Strengths, One Vision</h2>One of the biggest advantages of running a family business is the ability to leverage each other’s strengths.“We both have very different strengths that we bring to the business,” Harker said. “It’s daunting enough starting a business, so doing it with your spouse is great — you always have someone to lean on.”Bohannon brings years of marketing experience from his corporate career, while Harker’s background in health care gives her a people-first approach to customer service. Together, they balance strategy with empathy, creating a business that connects deeply with local pet parents.“Having your spouse as a partner also leads to some fun banter when you’re out and about at events,” Bohannon said. “It is a relatable point with a lot of the families we interact with.”That connection — with each other and their customers — is&nbsp;<a href="https://1851franchise.com/petwants/how-pet-wants-franchisees-are-building-stronger-relationships-with-pet-parents-2729211">what sets Pet Wants franchisees apart</a>. The brand’s community-driven model thrives on authentic interactions at markets, pop-up events, and local partnerships.<h2>A Family Business That Serves Families</h2>For Harker and Bohannon, Pet Wants is a family affair that benefits everyone, including their four dogs.“I love this business and I love that we’re benefiting not only our family but helping other families live a better life,” Harker said.That sentiment echoes throughout the Pet Wants network, where&nbsp;<a href="https://1851franchise.com/petwants/education-and-wellness-professional-launches-pet-wants-franchise-to-serve-local-community-2728025">many franchisees operate alongside spouses, children or siblings</a>. The company’s national&nbsp;<a href="https://1851franchise.com/petwants/pet-wants-as-a-lifestyle-brand-building-a-franchise-around-pet-health-wellness-2730102">support system and training programs</a> help new owners launch and grow. And with the ability to start mobile and scale to a storefront at their own pace, families can align their business goals with their lifestyle needs.<h2>Building Legacy Through Purpose</h2>Every bag of Pet Wants food is a reflection of the brand’s larger mission: improving pet health and well-being through education, trust and community.For Bohannon and Harker, that mission continues to guide their growth. “We’ve had steady growth every month since we opened,” Bohannon said. “The community has really welcomed us, and we’re looking forward to what’s next.”Learn more about launching your own Pet Wants business:<a href="https://1851franchise.com/petwants/info">&nbsp;https://1851franchise.com/petwants/info</a>.

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For entrepreneurs looking to enter&nbsp;<a href="https://1851franchise.com/petwants/why-pet-wants-is-winning-best-in-show-in-the-booming-pet-food-industry-2720462">the booming pet industry</a>, it can be difficult to distinguish the meaningful opportunities from the noise. With mobile-only concepts on one end of the spectrum and massive big-box pet retailers on the other, not every model fits what many new business owners are truly looking for: a scalable investment, a manageable entry point and a mission-driven brand that prioritizes quality.According to&nbsp;<a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/petereberly">Peter Eberly</a>, vice president of brand development,&nbsp;<a href="https://petwantsfranchise.com/">Pet Wants</a> stands out because it hits all the right notes at once.“When I think of&nbsp;<a href="https://1851franchise.com/petwants/info">Pet Wants</a>, there are a lot of other pet franchises out there,” Eberly said. “But the brand really falls into a sweet spot. There are a lot that are mobile-driven - like dog grooming or poop pickup - that are fairly low-cost. But then there are the really big box retailers with brick-and-mortar locations. Those have a huge entry price point. I always say Pet Wants fills the middle ground there.”<h2>A Business Model That Occupies the Perfect “Middle Ground”</h2>Eberly says the ability to combine an approachable investment with a community-centered retail model is&nbsp;<a href="https://1851franchise.com/franchise-deep-dive-pet-wants-franchise-costs-fees-profit-and-data-2722308">one of Pet Wants’ most strategic strengths</a>.“It’s pretty affordable as a point of entry,” he said. “There is a brick-and-mortar component to it, but it's more of a hometown, mainstream boutique brick-and-mortar shop. It’s more approachable and less scary than the bigger brands.”This “boutique but accessible” positioning has become one of Pet Wants’ strongest differentiators — especially in a market where pet parents increasingly want expertise, transparency and personal connection.“It fits a really nice sweet spot there and is really all about the food and the product,” Eberly said. “The brand’s calling card is the fresh, healthy food that is made in small batches and slow cooked. It is delivered fast; it isn’t sitting on the shelf for a while.”That&nbsp;<a href="https://1851franchise.com/petwants/the-fresh-food-revolution-why-now-is-the-best-time-to-invest-in-pet-wants-2728610">emphasis on fresh, nutrient-rich food</a> is why so many franchisees originally discovered the brand as customers. “So many owners are folks who found the brand as a consumer,” he said. “Their pet had some issues and they found the Pet Wants product and became an advocate for themselves. They wanted to share that and start their own business in the space.”<h2>A Two-Phase Model That Lets Owners Build Revenue From Day One</h2>Beyond its product differentiation, Eberly says&nbsp;<a href="https://1851franchise.com/petwants/how-pet-wants-franchisees-rapidly-grow-their-businesses-from-mobile-to-brick-and-mortar-locations-2726266">Pet Wants’ two-phase business model</a> is one of the most compelling reasons to invest.“Another differentiator is that we have this two-phase approach — you can start mobile, getting the name out in the community, drive revenue and build a client list and a customer base as you get ready to build the brick-and-mortar store,” he said.In an industry where traditional retail concepts often require months of buildout without revenue, this structure allows franchisees to generate cash flow while also laying the groundwork for long-term scalability.“It’s very different than other pet retail franchises, where revenue isn’t typically coming in as you start the business,” Eberly said. “That is a huge differentiator and advantage.”<h2>A Personalized, Educational Retail Experience</h2>Pet Wants stores aren’t designed to mirror high-traffic discount pet chains. Instead, they intentionally operate like&nbsp;<a href="https://1851franchise.com/petwants/pet-wants-as-a-lifestyle-brand-building-a-franchise-around-pet-health-wellness-2730102">trusted neighborhood nutrition centers</a>.“The owners who have been successful here are the ones who are passionate about improving the lives of pets in their community,” Eberly said. “If you think of that main-street, boutique feel, the pet and the pet owners come to learn about what might make their dog or cat healthier. There is a personal relationship component to the brick-and-mortar piece. It is much more personalized than a typical retail environment.”This approach aligns with the brand’s larger mission: helping pet owners access healthier nutrition, better education and a more meaningful shopping experience. Franchisees are encouraged — and trained — to become local experts, not just retailers.<h2>A Support Network That Sets Owners Up for Success</h2>Eberly says that what happens behind the scenes is just as important.“Our owners are really passionate about pets; they found the brand as consumers originally,” he said. “They are believers in the product and there is a strong network of other owners who have built this network of sharing best practices and the like.”This combination of corporate support and franchisee-to-franchisee collaboration creates an environment where new owners never feel alone and where collective learning accelerates individual success.<h2>A Growing Brand With Momentum and Room To Scale</h2>As the pet industry continues its rapid expansion,&nbsp;<a href="https://1851franchise.com/petwants/leadership-team-2730456">Pet Wants is well-positioned for significant continued growth</a>. Eberly believes the brand is perfectly aligned with what modern pet parents are demanding.“We are a growing brand that has seen some nice momentum,” he said. “But we think along with the macro trends, our type of pet franchise is set for major growth. That health trend, even in the pet space, makes us feel like we have the wind at our back around our concept. We are growing, but have plenty of room to expand and help other communities.”At its core, Pet Wants attracts individuals who are passionate about animals and eager to make a meaningful impact on their community while also building a scalable business with strong earning potential.Ready to build a business rooted in purpose, passion and pet health and wellness? Visit&nbsp;<a href="https://1851franchise.com/petwants/info">https://1851franchise.com/petwants/info</a> to learn more about franchising with Pet Wants.

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<a href="https://petwantsfranchise.com/">Pet Wants</a>, the fast-growing pet food franchise, continues to attract entrepreneurs from all across the country. However, while many franchisees are drawn to the brand because of their love for animals, success with&nbsp;<a href="https://1851franchise.com/petwants/info">Pet Wants</a> requires blending that heart with hustle.“Ours is really a passion brand — a lot of our owners are pet owners who also want to own a business,” said&nbsp;<a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/angela-esposito513/">Angela Esposito</a>, vice president of franchise development for Pet Wants. “Those two things mesh well together. Our most successful owners have an entrepreneurial spirit and are active in their communities, networking and establishing their customer base as they build their businesses.”Esposito says that franchisees must be process-oriented and proactive — two qualities that make the difference between a hobby and a thriving business. “If you buy a franchise, you are really getting a process,” she said. “If you follow that process, you will be successful. Our owners proactive, team-oriented, optimistic and resilient. Pet Wants has their full-time focus — it isn’t just a side hustle.”<h2>Passion Meets Professionalism</h2>For many franchisees, Pet Wants offers the perfect blend of purpose and profitability. Jody and&nbsp;<a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/gene-grant-1867509/">Gene Grant</a>, who own&nbsp;<a href="https://www.petwantsmiamisburgfranklin.com/">Pet Wants of Miamisburg-Franklin, Ohio</a>, know that firsthand. After raising five children and exploring careers in corporate and wellness fields, the couple wanted a meaningful business to run together — and Pet Wants delivered.“We originally were thinking of just ordering the food for ourselves, but then it clicked, and we thought, ‘This could be the business we do together,’” Gene said. “We did our research and found it checked all the boxes. From the very beginning, I felt like Pet Wants really had a lot of things going in the right direction. We have not been disappointed.”Since&nbsp;<a href="https://1851franchise.com/petwants/why-corporate-professionals-are-making-the-leap-into-pet-entrepreneurship-with-pet-wants-2729631">opening in May 2024</a>, the Grants say the work is as satisfying as it is demanding. “You always have to be ready for something new,” Jody said. “The learning curve — from what products to have to getting to know your community — you really have to try to read that as soon as possible. Every time someone comes in, you have to be ready to greet them. It’s all about engagement. We’ve done that since the very beginning.”That community engagement has paid off. Regular customers often tell the Grants how much they value the store and its mission. “I had a woman come in and tell me that she hopes we never close,” Jody said. “The food really sells itself — the opportunity to make money doing Pet Wants is definitely there. Knowing that you have really good products to sell, that is the best feeling as you share them with others.”<h2>Entrepreneurship With a Purpose</h2>For Jody, who has a background in gut health and wellness, the Pet Wants brand aligns perfectly with her desire to educate and empower others. “My passion is all about wellness — and educating pet parents about it for their dog or cat,” she said. “We know the products we have are the best out there; we just have to be patient enough to work with people to find what works best for their pets. You have to love what you’re doing, or you won’t like being a Pet Wants owner.”Gene says that while&nbsp;<a href="https://1851franchise.com/petwants/pet-wants-as-a-lifestyle-brand-building-a-franchise-around-pet-health-wellness-2730102">the brand’s mission is meaningful</a>, success comes from understanding what it means to be a true business owner. “You have to remember that you are a business owner — you are an entrepreneur; that is different from most roles,” he said. “You have to make things happen for yourself, but that doesn’t mean you are completely alone. Use the resources from the franchise. They have a lot more experience than you do. Stick to the model.”<h2>The Ideal Pet Wants Owner</h2>As Pet Wants continues to expand — particularly in key markets like Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, Nevada, Arizona, and New Mexico — Esposito says the franchise is looking for people who share the brand’s balance of passion and professionalism.“This is also a retail location business, so we’re looking for someone who wants to have that retail space where people can come in, purchase, build community and grow relationships,” Esposito said. “They have to enjoy having a storefront.”She says that Pet Wants attracts people from&nbsp;<a href="https://1851franchise.com/petwants/pet-wants-franchisee-success-stories-the-journey-from-corporate-life-to-community-pet-advocate-2729244">all walks of life</a>, including retired teachers, corporate professionals, and health and wellness advocates. What unites them is a shared commitment to providing quality service and fostering a sense of community.“A great Pet Wants franchisee has a heart for service, the drive to stay committed, and the confidence to lead,” Esposito said. “Those are the traits that set them apart.”At its heart,&nbsp;<a href="https://1851franchise.com/petwants/the-power-of-personalization-how-custom-nutrition-plans-drive-business-success-at-pet-wants-2730218">Pet Wants is about the connection</a> between people, pets and the local communities they call home. Franchisees like the Grants are proving that when passion is paired with entrepreneurship, the results are extraordinary.“We don’t view this as a transaction business; it’s a relationship business,” Gene said. “We want to focus on being there for our clients for a long, long time. We are here to stay and serve the community as their trusted resource for pet food and pet products.”Learn more about franchising with Pet Wants:<a href="https://1851franchise.com/petwants/info">&nbsp;https://1851franchise.com/petwants/info</a>.

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