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Wednesday, December 28,2011

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By Eric Ginsburg
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Ryan Kasek

The Doggy Butler

As far as Ryan Kasek is concerned, pets are part of the family. He’s always loved animals, and that’s why he created Doggy Butler a few months after graduating with a marketing degree.

“I wanted to put the love that I had for pets with the dream of always opening a business,” Kasek said. “I feel that pets should be treated almost as a person.”

Doggy Butler offers pet visits consisting of 45 minutes of undivided attention including feeding, playtime, walking and running as well as a “pet taxi service” and sleepovers for dogs that don’t like to be left alone.

Kasek lives in Adams Farm, volunteers at the animal shelter and grew up around pets — his grandmother raised and bred dogs. He’s taking care of an albino catfish, frogs and a cat now in addition to dogs, and hopes to start working full time once he has more clients.

Interested? Contact Doggy Butler at 336.553.7306 or doggiebutler@gmail.

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