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Yahoo Finance features Mad Paws as one of Australia’s up-and-coming startups in the pet industry
- Published October 13, 2019 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
Yahoo Finance reports that consumers are spending $12.2 billion on the Australian pet industry annually.
Yahoo Finance’ recently zoomed in on the startups that are making waves in the pet market. Among these companies was Australia’s largest service platform, Mad Paws.
Mad Paws is Australia’s largest Pet Sitting marketplace that connects Pet Owners with 15,000 local, vetted, and insured Pet Sitters and Dog Walkers.
Last year, the company announced a massive win when a partnership was formed with their existing investor, Qantas.
Their successes continue to roll in with their current investment round now being 100% filled, and the company confirming to have space for more.
About Mad Paws:
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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