
How Much Can You Make Owning a DoodyCalls Franchise in 2026?
The pet services industry continues to grow as more Americans own dogs and seek convenient services that save time.
Larry Amos is a person in Burnaze's franchise knowledge graph, mentioned since 2022. 9 stories link here, each summarized from the original publisher.

The pet services industry continues to grow as more Americans own dogs and seek convenient services that save time.

Twenty-five years ago, the idea of building a national business around cleaning up dog waste sounded unconventional.

“Hitting 100 franchisees is an exciting milestone, but what matters most is how we continue to support those owners as they grow,” said Larry Amos, brand president of DoodyCalls.

“We had a strong year in 2025, and that carried into the first quarter,” said Jordan Wilson, chief development officer.

DoodyCalls has ranked No. 350 on Entrepreneur's 2026 Franchise 500 list, and No. 1 in the 'Pet Waste Management' category.
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