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The $25 Billion 'Dog Motel' Business You Didn't Know Existed
Boarding kennels are a multibillion-dollar category that almost no institutional capital covers. Robert Capelli sizes the market and explains how a fragmented, owner-operated industry became a private credit opportunity.
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Inside a New Private Credit Asset Class: Dog Boarding and Kennels
It's a space that takes up about 25 billion of $150 billion pet care space in the US on annual.Listen to the full episode with Robert Capelli
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