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Have you ever partnered with local animal rescues in your business? 

If it didn’t go as planned– this episode is a MUST listen. 

And even if it did, there’s something for you too! 

Today’s guest is Alison Schwartz, the owner of All Pets Considered in Greensboro, North Carolina. 

Want to know why Alison is our go-to person on this topic? Because on top of running a successful multi-location pet supply store, she also runs an equally as successful rescue called Doxie by Proxy. 

In this episode, you’ll learn: 

🐶 The challenges and benefits of working with rescues and how to ensure your relationship is a win for both parties. 

🐶 How to build strong, drama-free relationships with rescues that both benefit your business and support your local community. 

🐶 Common mistakes pet businesses make when working with rescues and how to avoid them. 

🐶 Genius marketing strategies that will call attention to your business AND the rescue organization you’re working with. 

🐶 And so much more! 

Working with rescues doesn’t have to be hard, but there are a few things you should know before you get started! Dive in, take notes, and steal these ideas to implement in your own pet business. 

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Meet Alison Schwartz

• All Pets Considered
• Doxie by Proxy Rescue

Mentioned on the Show

• Astro Loyalty
• Astro Sharing the Love Program: Free Welcome Home Bundles for Pet Adoption

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• Find us on Facebook
• Join our Free Pet Industry Facebook Group
• Follow us on Instagram
• Read our Blog

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