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Kimberly
Walker,
founder of mod.dog
Grooming Salon & Boutique, started
her career in the pet industry in the year 2000, long before the business "boomed"
into the billion dollar industry it is today. Along with her former
business partner, she created one of the first dog boutiques in existence, by
spending hours searching for the best of the limited products that were
available at the time. Her boutique customers were truly shocked at the
thought of their dogs wearing rhinestone collars, sleeping in faux fur beds, and
heaven forbid wearing clothes! As the trend grew, Kimberly appeared on
several national television shows including Dateline NBC and Fox News
Live giving interviews on the latest in doggie fashion. In 2001,
Kimberly founded mu*shu Fine Canine Accessories, a line of upscale accessories
that has outfitted numerous celebrity dogs. mu*shu is best known for
creating the "I Hate Tinkerbell" shirt that was the best selling dog tee
shirt for two years in a row.
In 2006,
Kimberly set out on her own and opened mod.dog Salon & Boutique in Boca Raton,
Florida. It was her dream to own a salon that offered spa services just as
upscale as the ones that the dog's parents pamper themselves at. Having
hired a very talented groomer, Kimberly didn't have plans to take part in
grooming the dogs, but being the hands own owner that she is, it wasn't long
before she was bathing and grooming dogs and educating herself on the latest
trends, techniques and tools so that mod.dog would be able to offer the best to
her customers. In March, 2010, Kimberly relocated mod.dog to east
Boca Raton. The new location has a larger grooming area with more
natural light and the positive energy of the ocean just steps away!
From the beginning of her career, Kimberly has been very involved in rescue and
she donates her services to Coastal Poodle Rescue by providing makeovers for the
new rescues. She is also a member of
www.getalifepetrescue.com,
a 501c3 rescue that is run strictly on donations that takes in abandoned and
abused dogs and finds homes for them.
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"In grooming, I have found
something that I love in an industry that I have always been passionate about.
When you bring your dog to mod.dog, you have my promise that they will be
treated with the same love and respect they would receive at home. mod.dog
is here for all the right reasons - to enjoy the time we spend with your pet
while making them feel comfortable throughout the grooming process and having
them leave feeling re-freshed and beautiful!"
-Kimberly
Walker
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The
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Our second mod.dog boutique
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Our Little Charles
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he was rescued by a
volunteer at Get A Life Pet
Rescue, from a garage sale. His sign said "Free, I Pee" -
Kim took him in to groom and fell in love with him. He now plays with
his favorite buddy OBI also from Get a Life and his other brother SHAQ
who we took in from a customer who could not keep him because he peed on
the bed. They join mu*shu, Tanner and Fable our other kids.
Remember, the rescued babies always know they are special and will act
as such! They are a true blessing! |
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Sir Shaq the Shih Tzu |
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doing one of the funny little things he
does on a daily basis. Kim adopted him from a customer
who could not keep him. He was a welcomed addition to
the family and gets along very well with his brothers and
sisters. Unless he wants something they have and then
he makes the "mean face" which means "you better give that
to me!" |
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