Scenthounds adds three top executives

Dog wellness franchise Scenthound reports that it has firmed up its leadership team with three key C-suite appointments.

The Palm Beach, Florida-based company said it has named Summer Nunn as its new chief commercial officer, Michael Chin as chief development officer, and Jake Singleton as chief financial officer.

Nunn has held leadership positions at Driven Brands, Magnolia Wash Holdings, and Payzer and most recently served as chief marketing officer at NearU Services, where she centralized marketing operations and drove year-over-year lead growth.

In her new role, Nunn will oversee Scenthound’s commercial strategy, including pricing, membership packaging, partnerships, promotions, and overarching marketing initiatives.

“I’ve always been drawn to brands that solve real consumer needs while building long-term customer relationships, and Scenthound does exactly that,” said Nunn. “The brand has built a truly differentiated model centered on routine wellness, preventive care, and data-driven insights. I’m excited to be part of the brand’s journey as we continue to expand access to dog wellness services in communities across the country.”

Chin most recently served as vice president of growth at GoDog and previously held leadership roles with Level 5 Capital Partners and CorePower Yoga. He will lead Scenthound’s franchise development, real estate strategy, and market expansion efforts. Singleton will oversee Scenthound’s financial strategy and planning, including accounting, treasury, and capital allocation as the brand scales nationally. He brings more than 20 years of finance experience and most recently served as CFO at The Joint Chiropractic where he helped scale the brand from 262 to 967 locations.

In recent months, Scenthound reported that it had secured an agreement with former McDonald’s franchisees Angela and Andy Harrelson for six locations in Georgia and South Carolina.

Scenthound provides routine wellness care for pet through its proprietary S.C.E.N.T. Check (Skin, Coat, Ears, Nails, and Teeth). After each monthly visit, dog parents receive a detailed assessment of their pet’s external well-being.

Scenthound said this trio of appointments arrives as it accelerates growth and continues scaling its membership-based dog wellness model across new markets.

The pet care brand has finalized plans for over 450 franchised and corporate-owned locations across 32 states. In April, Scenthound added new directors to its board.

“Jake, Michael, and Summer are the kind of leaders we need at this stage of Scenthound’s growth,” said Tim Vogel, CEO of Scenthound. “We’re building a national brand centered on routine dog wellness, and that requires leadership that understands how to scale thoughtfully while improving the customer experience at every level. These appointments strengthen our ability to expand into new markets and continue building a category-defining franchise system. I couldn’t be more confident in the team we’re putting in place.”