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In addition to the main store, the property includes about 12,000 square feet of warehouse and office space, plus another 30,000 square feet Ratner plans to divide into commercial spaces of 10,000 and 20,000 square feet. The purchase price plus the cost of renovating and upgrading the facility and site has totaled approximately $3.5 million, he said. Ratner bought the former Ames building and parking lot on Springfield Street in 2006.

The size of the store - at 25,000 square feet, it nearly doubles the size of his former quarters on Ramah Circle - has also allowed Ratner to become a full-fledged Agway distributor, featuring lawn, garden and related products, and to lease space to C&B Redemption Co., which recycles bottles and cans.

These will include obedience classes for dogs taught by carefully selected trainers and a bathing area where owners can wash, dry and groom their pets. Ratner's new store is big enough to allow him to offer other new options for animal lovers as well. It gives the public the opportunity to see what animals are available for adoption.' We've very grateful for the opportunity to do this (here). Plourde, founder and president of Feline Friends Inc., which runs the adoption center, said, 'This is wonderful. They're in Natick.''Now we have thousands of customers who are through here every week who can see these animals that are up for adoption,' Ratner said. 'There's only one other store in all of Massachusetts that does this. Ratner said Thursday, standing outside the spacious and comfortably furnished cage that houses the felines at the back of his store. 'No one else in Western Massachusetts does this,' owner David A. is home to hundreds of birds, rabbits, ferrets, guinea pigs, snakes and fish, but perhaps its special habitat is an adoption center for homeless cats. Natural Balance was the event’s Top Dog sponsor, the Best of Show sponsor was Petcurean, and the Best of Breed sponsor was Merrick Pet Foods.AGAWAM - The new Dave's Soda & Pet City at 151 Springfield St. The funding will provide opportunities for the animals to become healthy, adoptable pets and be placed in their forever homes.” We are all very excited to be able to invite the public to play golf with us and help such a great group,” said Ashley Mascroft, marketing coordinator for Dave’s Soda & Pet City.Īdded Scott Renius, executive director at the Foundation for TJO Animals, which supports the animals at the TJO Animal Control and Adoption Center, “the money donated to the Foundation for TJO Animals by Dave’s will greatly help in supporting the care and welfare of the many animals in need of medical attention, training, and daily care at the TJO Animal Control and Adoption Center. “We saw the opportunity to make a big difference through our event, and our vendors have been on board from the very beginning.

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The event included a full day of golf, a barbecue dinner, and an awards ceremony in the afternoon. The Putting for Paws golf tournament attracted 100 people, including Dave’s employees, vendors, and public golfers. This year, company owner Dave Ratner decided to open it up to the public and raise money. In the past, Dave’s Soda and Pet City has put on this golf outing as a way for employees and vendors to have a day of fun and networking. O’Connor (TJO) Animal Control and Adoption Center during the Dave’s Putting for Paws Golf Tournament recently held at the Ledges Golf Course in South Hadley. AGAWAM - Dave’s Soda and Pet City raised $8,620 to support Thomas J.

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