Calling All Dogs & Cats adds North Orlando franchise territory

Calling All Dogs & Cats has sold a new franchise territory covering North Orlando, extending the Florida pet care brand’s Southeast expansion. The move gives residents in several Orange and Seminole County communities access to tech-enabled pet sitting and dog walking services. Why it matters: - The North Orlando launch extends Calling All Dogs & Cats into a new Florida market and adds another franchise foothold to its Southeast growth plan. - The expansion gives pet owners in Oviedo, University, Waterford Lakes, Winter Park and Winter Springs access to in-home and out-of-home care. - The company is positioning franchise growth around a pet care model that uses software, scheduling tools and GPS-backed visit tracking. What happened: - Calling All Dogs & Cats sold a new franchise territory serving North Orlando. - Franchise partner Sierra Owen will own and operate the territory. - The announcement was made June 17, 2026. - The brand describes itself as a Florida-based pet care company focused on tech-forward pet sitting and dog walking. The details: - The North Orlando territory includes Oviedo, University, Waterford Lakes, Winter Park and Winter Springs. - Services in the new territory include dog walking, pet sitting, pet taxi services and in-home dog boarding. - The company says all care is tailored to each pet’s individual needs. - Calling All Dogs & Cats was acquired by Steve Bambace in 2017. - Since then, the company has expanded across parts of the Florida Gulf Coast. - The brand has received local recognition including “Best of the Bay” and Clearwater Community Votes awards. - The company currently operates in seven territories across two counties. - Existing service areas include St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Largo, Seminole, Palm Harbor, Dunedin, South & Downtown Tampa and nearby communities. - The company’s interactive pet sitting software includes GPS tracking for visits, client scheduling, automated invoicing, email confirmations, payroll management, reporting tools and secure key inventory tracking. - The company also supports community fundraising and animal welfare efforts. - Calling All Dogs & Cats has partnered with Pet Pal Animal Shelter, Mutts & More Rescue and Humane Society of Pinellas County. Between the lines: - The franchise move suggests the company is using technology and standardized operations to scale beyond its original Florida base. - The North Orlando market may appeal to a brand that emphasizes home-based care, especially for owners who want pets to stay in familiar environments. - The company’s mix of local awards, charity ties and software tools appears designed to strengthen both consumer trust and franchise appeal. What’s next: - Calling All Dogs & Cats is seeking additional franchise partners as it expands in the Southeast and in other U.S. markets. - Franchisees are offered training, operational support, marketing guidance and access to the company’s technology systems. - More information is available at the company’s website .