Canine to Five to add second dog boarding location in Ferndale
In about seven years Canine To Five has become a Midtown Detroit institution, not only making itself a favorite day care and dog groomer for dog owners but a vital part of that Detroit neighborhood. The continued business growth of Canine To Five has prompted owner Liz Blondy to export the business to Ferndale, another community she wants to be a part of, both civically and personally. The first outpost of Canine to Five is expected to open in December at 2141 Hilton, and renovations have already started for the facility. The Midtown location is also expanding. Betweenserving both urban and suburban clientele, Blondy will be adding nine new positions. Writer: Kim North Shine Source: Liz Blondy, owner, Canine To Five
In about seven years Canine To Five has become a Midtown Detroit institution, not only making itself a favorite day care and dog groomer for dog owners but a vital part of that Detroit neighborhood.
The continued business growth of Canine To Five has prompted owner Liz Blondy to export the business to Ferndale, another community she wants to be a part of, both civically and personally.
The first outpost of Canine to Five is expected to open in December at 2141 Hilton, and renovations have already started for the facility.
The Midtown location is also expanding. Betweenserving both urban and suburban clientele, Blondy will be adding nine new positions.
Writer: Kim North Shine
Source: Liz Blondy, owner, Canine To Five
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