Camp Bow Wow Inspires Consumers to #GiveAFetch through New Campaign

The multi-faceted program will kick-off on Saturday, September 23^rd and Sunday, September 24^th with five interactive, dog-friendly events at parks throughout the U.S. in Atlanta, Cleveland, Dallas, Denver and Northern New Jersey. A unique experiential activation aimed at furthering Camp Bow Wow's commitment to corporate social responsibility, a 7 ft. tennis ball dispenser that holds over 2,000 balls will be placed in each park and for every ball dispensed, Camp Bow Wow will donate $5 (up to $50,000 for the campaign) to a local shelter of the user's choice. The dispenser also doubles as a photo booth and one lucky winner who receives the "golden tennis ball" will win a free year of Camp. In addition to the larger-than-life dispenser, local shelters/rescues will be on-site with adoptable dogs along with food trucks, activities including a caricature artist and a notable Instagram dog influencer who will be holding a meet and greet at each event.

"While you used to hear people say, 'He or she is just a dog,' that mindset isn't the norm anymore. Bringing your dog to Day Camp is no longer considered a luxury as it delivers many benefits that are a necessary part of being a responsible pet parent – exercise, socialization, mental stimulation, relieving boredom and more. Our multi-tiered #GiveAFetch campaign truly encompasses the values and beliefs of the brand by promoting dog owners to enrich their pets' lives like any other family member," said Julie Turner, Camp Bow Wow's Vice President of Marketing.

For consumers who are unable to physically attend one of the events, Camp Bow Wow has created an interactive social media campaign encouraging pet owners across the country to share a photo or video showing how they #GiveAFetch. Whether it's exhibiting how dog owners buy an abundance of extra toys or cook their pup a special meal, the winning submission will receive a free year of Camp. Entries will be counted from the kick-off weekend through October 31^st.

The upcoming #GiveAFetch program is a testament to the brand's position as a "leader of the pack" atop the doggy day care and boarding sector. The company is committed to serving as a responsible community member while pet parents are away or at work by providing dogs with a happy, safe place to play while simultaneously offering socialization, exercise, love, TLC and more from certified Camp Counselors. As the Camp Bow Wow team gears up to execute its creative and engaging campaign, the company proves its unceasing capacity to inspire pet lovers across the country.  

For more information about #GiveAFetch, details on the event in your area, Camp Bow Wow, or to become a franchise owner, please visit GiveAFetch.com, campbowwow.com or campbowwowfranchise.com.

About Camp Bow Wow^®:

In 16 years, Camp Bow Wow, the largest and premier pet care franchise, has sold more than 180 franchises in 42 states and Canada. The company is a $100+ million dollar brand, with over 140 open locations and more than 40 in the process of opening across North America. In 2016 and 2017, the company was ranked #1 in the pet care category in Entrepreneur's Franchise 500 list and named in Entrepreneur's 2017 Best of the Best List in pet services. The Camp concept provides the highest levels of fun, safety and service for its Campers, and peace of mind for their parents. Dogs romp together in an open-play environment and pricing is all-inclusive.  The Westminster, Colorado-based company started franchising in 2003, and today over 70% of franchises have women in ownership positions. In August 2014, Camp Bow Wow was acquired by VCA, Inc. (NASDAQ: WOOF), a leading animal healthcare company in the United States and Canada.

The Camp Bow Wow brand family also includes:

• Home Buddies by Camp Bow Wow^® – premier in-home pet care
• Behavior Buddies^® – premier dog training
• The Bow Wow Buddies Foundation – a non-profit organization dedicated to providing urgent medical care funds to dogs who are either homeless or whose parents cannot afford to pay their veterinary bills.

SOURCE Camp Bow Wow

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