The company plans to use the funds to establish its second manufacturing facility.

The strategic partnership will support the freeze-dried and frozen raw pet food and treat brand’s sales in the eastern United States.

The agreement follows a proxy battle over the company’s board of directors earlier this year.

The retailer has become Ollie’s first brick-and-mortar partner and added new features for customers through DoorDash and its own mobile app.

The redesign aims to update the company’s digital presence and provide a streamlined user experience.

The company’s second-quarter and six-month earnings show incremental improvements in input, logistics and quality costs.

The new brand will offer premium meal plans for dogs that consumers can customize based on their pups’ specific dietary needs.

David J. West will serve on the board’s Audit Committee, succeeding Charles Norris.

Consumers are increasingly seeking out pet foods and treats that mirror their own nutritional wants and needs.

The company has expanded its footprint to include two additional provinces in the country.