Canine to Five remodeling, expanding small dog area
The place where dogs are allowed, Detroit’s Canine to Five, is growing in the Cass Corridor.Excerpt:Canine to Five doggy day care is closing for a week for renovations and expansion. It will reopen on Jan. 31. Owner Liz Blondy recently purchased the building and thought it was time for a sprucing up.”Now that I own the building, I feel a lot more comfortable investing in it,” she says. “I plan to stay put, and want my customers to feel like the business not only takes great care of their dogs, but looks great too.”Read the rest of the story here.
The place where dogs are allowed, Detroit’s Canine to Five, is growing in the Cass Corridor.
Excerpt:
Canine to Five doggy day care is closing for a week for renovations and expansion. It will reopen on Jan. 31. Owner Liz Blondy recently purchased the building and thought it was time for a sprucing up.
“Now that I own the building, I feel a lot more comfortable investing in it,” she says. “I plan to stay put, and want my customers to feel like the business not only takes great care of their dogs, but looks great too.”
Read the rest of the story here.
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