Atlanta Pet Sitting & Dogwalking — $475K Revenue, Recurring Clients
Business Description
This is a well-established, profitable pet sitting and dog walking business perfect for an owner/operator based in Atlanta, generating $475K in annual revenue. Over the past several years, the business has built a loyal client base of several hundred active clients, supported by a strong team that includes an office manager and a network of more than 30 independent contractor pet sitters and dog walkers, several of whom have been with the business for close to a decade. That kind of tenure reflects a business that treats its people well and runs on systems that work, not one held together by a single individual.
At its core, this business grows because it delivers consistently great service and creates a memorable experience for clients and their pets, every single time. That focus on the experience is what turns a first-time booking into a loyal, long-term client, and it's the foundation everything else is built on.
Growth has come from a genuinely diversified mix of channels: word of mouth, active social media engagement, community event involvement, strong client reviews, website improvements, SEO, and paid advertising. There's still real room to grow. The business doesn't yet cover all of intown Atlanta, so expanding into uncovered neighborhoods is a clear next step. Beyond that, there's room to grow through expanded paid advertising, direct mail in target neighborhoods, deeper partnerships with vets, groomers, and pet retailers, and a more structured referral program. There's also opportunity to improve margins by exploring alternative labor models for the contractor network.
The Atlanta market itself is a strength. Larger platforms like Rover have actually grown the category by getting more pet owners comfortable with in-home pet care, expanding the pool of potential clients for everyone. Where this business stands apart is reliability. Rover-style booking often means relying on a single independent sitter, and when that person is unavailable, the client is left scrambling. This business offers a team-based model that gives clients consistent coverage and a real relationship with the business itself, not just one individual. That's exactly the kind of dependability that drives repeat business and referrals.
The business runs on a leading pet sitting software platform that acts as the central nervous system of the entire operation, handling scheduling, client requests, visit reports, and invoicing all in one place.
The new owner will receive a hands-on transition period, heavily involved for the first 30 days and tapering off from there as the new owner becomes familiar with day-to-day operations, client relationships, and scheduling. This transition runs 3 months in total, with the option to extend further at an agreed-upon consulting fee if more time is needed. The software and systems used to run the business are straightforward and easy to learn. Seller financing is available for a qualified buyer, up to a maximum of 25% of the transaction.
Beyond the numbers, this is a genuinely fun and rewarding business to own, and a great fit for someone who loves pets and enjoys leading a team, because at the end of the day, this work is about making pets and their owners happy. The ideal new owner brings pet care experience, a real passion for customer service, and the ability to juggle multiple priorities at once, which comes with running any small business. For the right person, this is a chance to step into a business that's already thriving and build it into something even bigger.
At its core, this business grows because it delivers consistently great service and creates a memorable experience for clients and their pets, every single time. That focus on the experience is what turns a first-time booking into a loyal, long-term client, and it's the foundation everything else is built on.
Growth has come from a genuinely diversified mix of channels: word of mouth, active social media engagement, community event involvement, strong client reviews, website improvements, SEO, and paid advertising. There's still real room to grow. The business doesn't yet cover all of intown Atlanta, so expanding into uncovered neighborhoods is a clear next step. Beyond that, there's room to grow through expanded paid advertising, direct mail in target neighborhoods, deeper partnerships with vets, groomers, and pet retailers, and a more structured referral program. There's also opportunity to improve margins by exploring alternative labor models for the contractor network.
The Atlanta market itself is a strength. Larger platforms like Rover have actually grown the category by getting more pet owners comfortable with in-home pet care, expanding the pool of potential clients for everyone. Where this business stands apart is reliability. Rover-style booking often means relying on a single independent sitter, and when that person is unavailable, the client is left scrambling. This business offers a team-based model that gives clients consistent coverage and a real relationship with the business itself, not just one individual. That's exactly the kind of dependability that drives repeat business and referrals.
The business runs on a leading pet sitting software platform that acts as the central nervous system of the entire operation, handling scheduling, client requests, visit reports, and invoicing all in one place.
The new owner will receive a hands-on transition period, heavily involved for the first 30 days and tapering off from there as the new owner becomes familiar with day-to-day operations, client relationships, and scheduling. This transition runs 3 months in total, with the option to extend further at an agreed-upon consulting fee if more time is needed. The software and systems used to run the business are straightforward and easy to learn. Seller financing is available for a qualified buyer, up to a maximum of 25% of the transaction.
Beyond the numbers, this is a genuinely fun and rewarding business to own, and a great fit for someone who loves pets and enjoys leading a team, because at the end of the day, this work is about making pets and their owners happy. The ideal new owner brings pet care experience, a real passion for customer service, and the ability to juggle multiple priorities at once, which comes with running any small business. For the right person, this is a chance to step into a business that's already thriving and build it into something even bigger.
About the Business
- Years in Operation
- 15
- Employees
- 32 (1 Full-time, 1 Part-time, 30 Contractors)
- Currently Home Based
- Yes
- Facilities & Assets
- There are no facilities or assets with this business. All services take place at client's home.
- Market Outlook / Competition
- The pet sitting and dog walking industry continues to grow, and larger platforms like Rover have actually helped the category rather than hurt it — they've done the work of getting more pet owners comfortable with the idea of in-home pet care, which grows the overall pool of buyers for everyone. Atlanta is a competitive market with a number of pet care providers, but that competition reflects real, sustained demand rather than a market that's saturated.
Where a business like this stands apart from individual Rover sitters is reliability. Pet owners quickly learn that booking through an app often means relying on one person, and if that person is sick, on vacation, or simply booked up, the client is left scrambling. A business like ours with a team behind it can offer coverage and consistency that a single independent sitter can't — and that's exactly what pet owners are looking for once they've had a bad experience with an unavailable sitter. - Opportunities for Growth
- This business has grown significantly over the last several years through a mix of word of mouth, active social media engagement, community event involvement, strong client reviews, website improvements, SEO, and some paid advertising. That growth has laid a solid foundation, and there's still real opportunity for a new owner to build on it — expanding paid advertising on Google and Meta, testing direct mail campaigns in target neighborhoods, deepening partnerships with vets, groomers, and pet retailers, growing presence in Atlanta neighborhood and community groups, and formalizing a referral program to reward loyal clients. There's also room to expand service offerings and reach into additional Atlanta neighborhoods as demand grows. The business already has proven, multi-channel momentum — a new owner isn't starting from scratch, they're stepping into a growth engine with plenty of runway left to run.
About the Sale
- Seller Motivation
- Pursuing another successful, growing venture
- Transition Support
- The current owner will provide a full 3-month transition period to ensure a smooth handoff, with flexibility to extend if the new owner needs more time to get comfortable. This includes hands-on training on all day-to-day operations, client relationships, and scheduling. The systems and software used to run the business are straightforward and easy to learn — no steep learning curve, even for someone new to the pet care industry.
- Financing Options
- Percentage of seller financing to qualified buyer
Listing Info
- ID
- 2515364
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