Paws In Time Pet Resort Updates Leadership Structure

Paws In Time, a dog daycare, boarding, training and grooming company, has created a new leadership structure at both their West Chicago and Oswego locations. Long-time employee, Lyn King, has assumed the role of facility manager in West Chicago after helping launch the Oswego location nearly three years ago. Brooke Coulter has been hired to be the facility manager in Oswego.

Brooke Coulter joins Paws In Time with a great deal of experience in the dog care field. Previously Coulter was the manager of Banfield Pet Hospital in Geneva for two years and PetSmart PetsHotel manager in Aurora for ten years. She has a degree in Hospitality Administration and a minor in Business Administration from Northern Illinois University.

“I am excited to see the new heights that can be taken with Paws in Time and the affect we can make on the community and the pet industry overall,” said Coulter. “I look forward to showing the community the top-notch and personalized care that is happening at our facility and the growth that we can make over time. My passion around pets, their care and safety is one I pride myself on and I relish in the possibilities!”

Julie Nelson, owner of Paws In Time remarked, “I know what Brooke is capable of and we’re thrilled to have her join our team. Her experience and personality will be a tremendous asset. I know our clients will love her, too. She’s the perfect fit to help us continue to grow our newest location in Oswego.”

Lyn King has been with Paws In Time since the beginning 15 years ago. She has filled the role of general manager for several years and assisted in setting up and managing the new location in Oswego since late 2014. Going forward, King will concentrate on the West Chicago location as their facility manager.

“Paws In time has been a part of my life for 15 years,” said King. “It has been wonderful seeing it grow by leaps and bounds. I'm so proud to be one of the managers here to help Paws In Time succeed.”

“Lyn led our expansion to the Oswego market, while, at the same time, managed West Chicago,” added Nelson. “She has done an excellent job and we can’t thank her enough for putting her expertise to use for the benefit of our clients and their dogs.”

Paws In Time is celebrating their 15^th year in business. They have served over 4,000 clients and their dogs during this time. Paws In Time’s specialties include open-play, all day daycare, boarding, training and grooming. Paws In Time employs 35 full and part-time people. For more information about Paws In Time Pet Resort, visit their website at www.pawsintime.net or call 630-208-7772.