The Big Bad Woof ~ expansion plans by BBWoof, DC Benefit Corp, dba The Big Bad Woof

Repayment Date	Amount
August 29, 2014	$1125.00
November 29, 2014	$1125.00
April 01, 2015	$1125.00
May 28, 2015	$1125.00
August 28, 2015	$1125.00
November 29, 2015	$1125.00
March 01, 2016	$1125.00
June 06, 2016	$1125.00
August 28, 2016	$1125.00
November 28, 2016	$1125.00
March 09, 2017	$1125.00
June 30, 2017	$1125.00
Total Repaid	$13500.00
Balance Remaining	$0.00

Loans are repaid to Funders on a quarterly basis (unless businesses choose to repay them faster).

This loan is expected to be repaid in full on or before May 28, 2017.

	business profile BBWoof, DC Benefit Corp, dba The Big Bad Woof
	Takoma Park, MD
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The Big Bad Woof is a community resource for companion animals and their guardians. We provide access to organic, holistic and premium raw diets... read more.

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	4 Projects • $36,650 Raised

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Just a few of the activities we’re planning for our new location are:

Woof Washes – Self serve dog wash with full amenities.
Dog Training Center – We will have a variety of set monthly training classes by local trainers.
Holistic Wellness Classes – Including pet massage, holistic veterinary services and wellness seminars
Woof Clinics – We are planning on building a section in the store for animal wellness practitioners to meet with clients and their companions. Services may include integrative veterinarians, chiropractors, homeopaths, acupuncturists, and others.
Adoption Events – Visits from local adoption groups including the Washington Animal Rescue League, Washington Humane Society, Great Pyrenees Rescue, Capital Cats, Pet Rescue Alliance and Greyhound Welfare.
Taking Action Days – We plan to host regular forums and to invite different groups and organizations to come to the store to highlight a specific social and environmental issue. These events will generally not be focused on companion animal issues. In the past we have had discussions on pesticide use, plastic bag referendums, local food economies, currency and clean water.
“Made In DC” Merchandise Section – We are planning a section of the store explicitly for local merchandise (mostly for humans). We are in discussion with SouperGirl and other local producers to be a pick-up shop for local goods.
Five-A-Day CSA Drop-Off – We will be a drop-off point for local produce created by local CSAs (Community Sustainable Agriculture), including fresh flowers.

While the project's goal is the amount the business must raise in order to receive a loan, the overflow is an amount they can borrow beyond their goal.

Another way to think about this is:

TOTAL	Maximum amount willing to borrow.
GOAL	Minimum amount needed to receive loan.
+ OVERFLOW	Additional amount willing to raise for loan.

If the business does not meet its goal, no loans are funded and no money exchanges hands. Regardless of the amount they raise, a business is still obligated to repay its loan in full.

The Big Bad Woof ~ expansion plans

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BBWoof, DC Benefit Corp, dba The Big Bad Woof

Debra s Katz Woodland Ave., MD

Lois G. Bryant Grandview, TX

Renee Aldrich Arlington, VA

Joanna Jones Spicewood, TX

david ratner agawam, MA

Jill Rothman Washington, DC

leonor chaves SILVER SPRING, MD

Fetch! Pet Care of Silver Spring - Jaime Deason Silver Spring, MD

David Mitchell Washington, DC

Lora Katz Riverdale, MD

Carolyn R. Gasnier Hyattsville, MD

MIchael Diegel Silver Spring, MD

Frank Silberstein Hyattsville, MD

Ruth Polan Silver Spring, MD

Randi Aldrich Arlington, VA

SarahAnne (sash) Hazlewood Portland, OR

ELLIOTT M. FIEDLER Silver Spring, MD

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