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Mad Paws funding round 70% subscribed – register interest today to take part
- Published September 25, 2019 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
Mad Paws is Australia’s largest pet services community.
Since inception in January 2015, Mad Paws has created a trusted and valued brand, built state-of-the-art technology, proven scalable customer acquisition and developed a highly engaged database in excess of 400,000 pet owners in Australia and has partnered with Qantas whom is also an investor Mad Paws is growing rapidly, still doubling revenues year on year.
The Company is entering its next stage of growth as it is expands into product verticals with high frequency and subscription revenue Mad Paws is now raising capital, the round is already 70% subscribed in just a few weeks.
Register interest now at the button below to take part in the funding round.
About Mad Paws
Mad Paws, Australia’s largest Pet Sitting marketplace, connects Pet Owners with 15,000 local, vetted, and insured Pet Sitters and Dog Walkers.
Mad Paws has scaled rapidly across Australia and is a proud partner of Qantas, who is also an investor alongside Equity Venture Partners and Macdoch Ventures.
With an awesome team, Mad Paws recently ranked #14 on LinkedIn’s Top 25 Australian Startups to work for 2018.
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