CTOs on the Move


 
Our Mission is to partner with our customers by making it easy to be an amazing pet parent. We do this by providing the highest standard of service and care for the complete well-being of the pet. Wagly is my trusted partner who makes it easy to be the parent my pet deserves. We provide all the pet care services you need in one pet campus, integrated and customized to your needs and seamlessly connected to an app, providing an easy, simplified experience for both you and your pet!
  • Number of Employees: 250-1000
  • Annual Revenue: $10-50 Million
  • www.wagly.com
  • 15400 SE 30th Pl #205
    Bellevue, CA USA 98007
  • Phone: 425.502.6037

Executives

Name Title Contact Details

Similar Companies

Choom

Channeling the spirit of Hawaii in the Okanagan, the high-grade handcrafted strains by Choom are all about cultivating good health, good times and good friends.

AAA

Proud to serve our 64+ million members, help travelers see the world and drive real change to improve road safety. Disclaimer: http://bit.ly/1xDRY2k

Bark

We`re dog people. Crazy dog people. BARK (that`s us) launched in 2012 with BarkBox, our monthly themed subscription of all-natural treats and clever toys. Since then, we`ve shipped more than 70 million of our favorite things to the dogs in our pack, and we`ve used that accumulated expertise to create our own products, experiences, and content. At BARK, we know that dogs aren`t pets; they`re family. Our people, crazy dog people, believe that their dogs deserve the best. The best treats, the best toys, the best seat on the couch. Together, we`re driven to be the people our dogs think we are.

NearU Services

NearU is a technician and customer-centric provider of residential and light commercial HVAC services. The company is well-capitalized and seeks to grow aggressively, both organically and by acquiring or partnering with leading HVAC contractors.

Homeis

Homeis was created to help people like us, who belong here and there, and feel that the Internet is undeserving them. We’ve witnessed how difficult it is for local foreign-born communities to digitally connect, share their culture, their local knowledge, and unique context.