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Wag'n Tails Announces CEO Transition
- Dennis Gnetz will retire as Chief Executive Officer of Wag'n Tails on February 28, 2025, after being instrumental in the mobile pet grooming industry.
- Josh White will take over as CEO effective March 1, 2025, expressing honor in leading Wag'n Tails into a new phase of growth.
- Wag'n Tails has produced over 6,000 pet grooming and veterinary vehicles, highlighting its role as a leader in mobile pet care solutions.
- Gnetz will remain involved with Wag'n Tails as a Board of Directors member, attending key industry events in 2025.
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Wag'n Tails Announces CEO Transition
GRANGER, Ind., Feb. 28, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Wag'n Tails, a pioneer in mobile pet care solutions since 1971, today announced that Dennis Gnetz, who has been instrumental in developing the mobile pet grooming industry, will retire as Chief Executive Officer…
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