
United States · Information services startup
PetScreening is a leading pet policy management software designed for housing providers, property managers, and landlords.
Funding reportedLast round: Series A
PetScreening is a leading pet policy management software designed for housing providers, property managers, and landlords.
Founded in 2017 by John R. Bradford, III, the company aims to create a more pet-inclusive environment by managing residents' pets and assistance animals digitally. It serves over 7 million rental units across various sectors, including multifamily, single-family, student, and military base housing. The platform offers three main products: a Pet Profile for storing pet documents, a FIDO Score for assessing pet-related risks without breed bias, and an Assistance Animal Profile for managing accommodation requests. PetScreening operates as a B2B2C platform, providing its services at no cost to property managers while charging pet owners a small annual fee. The company is headquartered in Mooresville, NC, and has raised $80 million in Series B funding. Its mission is to promote fairness and transparency in housing policies, fostering harmonious living environments for pet owners and their communities.
Funding, as reported
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