Broomfield Couple Launches Pet Butler Franchise, Honoring Beloved Dog’s Legacy

For the couple, Oliver was more than a pet — he was central to their lives and deepened their connection to the pet community. “He shaped our experience of love, care, and connection,” said Cawdry. “This business is a way for his legacy to live on through the work we do every day.”

Now, they're channeling that passion into the pet care industry through Pet Butler, a provider of pet waste removal and pet care services.

Burkholder brings over two decades of experience in the youth volleyball industry, while Cawdry spent 15 years in South Africa in investment banking and business strategy before transitioning into entrepreneurship. After relocating to Colorado in 2023, the couple began pursuing business ownership together.

“We wanted something that aligned with our values—building an asset while being part of the community and a growing, resilient industry,” said Burkholder.

Pet Butler has established systems and support resources that help operators focus on serving customers and building locally. “With the operational and marketing support behind us, we can focus on delivering a high level of service and building something meaningful in our community,” said Cawdry.

As members of the Broomfield community, they are focused on building local connections through events, partnerships, and education while delivering exceptional service.

“We’re excited to welcome Sjeanne and Dana to the Pet Butler family,” said James Young, President of Pet Butler. “Their passion for business, community, and pets makes them an exceptional fit for the Broomfield market.”