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About Us
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About Us
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Many customers like to know about the company and the people behind the company. Here we will tell you a little about ourselves and our company. Please check back again... I will be adding more photos soon!
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Our Business Philosophy
The objective of our business is to provide a reliable service for our customers. We hope you will enjoy visiting our web site and using our services as much as we enjoy providing them for you.
Kit-T-Doo & Pup-P-Doo strives to help the elderly and disabled in our community who otherwise may not be able to take care of their pets properly without our help. We believe pets offer an abundance of comfort, love, companionship, and create more fulfilling lives for their human companions --and no one should feel forced to give up their furry friend just because they may no longer be physically able to help clean up after them. Because of this, Pup-P-Doo and Kit-T-Doo would like to offer discounts to seniors, the disabled, and service dogs ...and even some free services to those who really need our help in the community as we get larger --so please spread the word about our services!!
How It All Began
One of the most common questions I get about my business is "How on earth did you think of this idea?" The idea for our company actually began about 10 years ago in 1994 or 1995, when my father in law retired from being a truck driver. We were talking with my mother-in-law and him about how he had just retired, when he sighed, stood up, and started scooping the poop out of his yard left from his dog. As he was scooping, he said "Yeah, I don't know what I'm going to do for work now." My mother in law replied "Why don't you do that?" He asked "What!?" She replied "What you're doing right now... scoop dog poo for a living!" and we all started laughing. For the next several years, she kept telling him to start a poop scooping business --it became the family joke. Then, one day my mother-in-law excitedly informed us that she had just seen an article in a paper that a woman in Chicago had actually started a poop scooping business in 1990! In 2004, while we were eating with her, she told us that we should try to do something like that around here, just to see how it tuns out. So after doing about six months of research on the business, and a little help from the family deciding on the name, I drew up our logos and we opened Pup-P-Doo and Kit-T-Doo Crew. (It was actually going to be just Pup-p-Doo Crew at first, but my little girl absolutely insisted that we have a kitty somewhere in our name. She is one of the biggest cat lovers ever.) And that is the story of how Pup-P-Doo and Kit-T-Doo Crew came to be.
About Us
Pup-P-Doo & Kit-T-Doo Crew is owned and operated by a York County local woman.
Hi! My name is Gail, and I am a local mother of two... an eight year old little girl and an eleven year old little boy with special needs. My little boy has a form of Autism known as Aspergers Disorder.
John, my husband of 15 years, helps me with my business and was brave enough to let me plaster my business art work all over his pick up truck. For this, I thank him... I know how hard it is for a guy to give up his pick-up.
I grew up in the Hanover and Spring Grove area of York County. I currently reside in a small community right outside West Manchester, where I have lived for twelve years now. I have had plenty of experience with dogs, cats, rabbits, pet birds (both large and small breed), fish, hamsters, frogs, and ferrets. |
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I am very excited about this business and have been enjoying it so far. I have met and talked to a lot of really great people because of this business... people who I would have never had the pleasure of meeting had I not started the business. I am looking forward to what the future may hold for Pup-P-Doo & Kit-T-Doo Crew. Either way, regardless of what the future may hold; "At the end of the day, I had a lot of fun, learned a couple new things, and made at least two great friends along the way because of this business, so it can never be counted as a failure now... no matter what happens." Gail (Pup-P-Doo)
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