The pet retail franchise will open six new locations in the area following the opening of two stores this month.

The pet food producer will partner with expert trainers and nonprofits to train up to 65 dogs per year, benefitting military members, veterans and first responders.

The commercial debuted in Times Square, highlighting the company’s Churu cat treat line.

The pet food manufacturing business posted a net sales increase of 21.5% over the three-month period.

The brand’s new Healthy Aging NAD+ Precursor supplement contains Niagen to support dogs as they age.

TasFoods has introduced a line of premium, “planet-friendly” dog and cat treats to meet growing demand across Australia.

Brianna Weeks and Breea Cristofoli have joined the pet industry marketing firm to support social media content creation and strategy.

The company plans to expand the use of its PEKILO mycoprotein to encompass aquaculture, pet food and human food.

It includes a new logo, website, redesigned packaging and new product innovations.

The pet retail franchise has been ranked on the list for a second year, climbing its way to No. 335.