Woof Gang Opens 300th Store, Eyes 450 Locations by 2027
Woof Gang Opens 300th Store, Eyes 450 Locations by 2027
Woof Gang Opens 300th Store, Eyes 450 Locations by 2027
Woof Gang, the largest pet franchise of its kind in the U.S., is marking a major milestone this month. The company will open its 300th location in The Villages, Florida. Known for grooming services and a wide selection of pet treats, the brand continues to grow rapidly across the country. Founded in Orlando, Woof Gang has expanded at an impressive pace. It took 15 years to reach 150 stores, yet the business doubled that number in just three years. Last year proved especially strong, with record-breaking performance driving further growth.
The company now plans to operate around 450 stores across North America by 2027. Alongside expansion, Woof Gang is developing its private-label treat range and exploring new product categories. Franchisees remain focused on delivering high-quality grooming and a broad selection of treats to pet owners. With each new location, the brand aims to serve more communities. The latest opening in The Villages reflects this ongoing commitment to accessibility and customer service.
The 300th store opening highlights Woof Gang's steady growth and market presence. More locations are set to follow as the company pushes toward its 2027 target. Expansion plans also include a wider range of products for pet owners nationwide.
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