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The Canine Capital Fund is a fully collateralized, asset-backed private credit fund designed to acquire, consolidate, and standardize boarding kennel businesses with underlying real estate assets. Through a dual-structured Reg D and Reg A+ offering, the Fund provides fixed-term, fixed-return income secured 1:1 by tangible assets. By rolling up independent kennels into a branded operating platform under Stay Central™ — The Standard in Canine Boarding, the Fund transforms a fragmented industry into an institutional asset class. Investors benefit from predictable monthly returns, downside protection through real estate collateral, and upside participation through platform-level value creation and eventual private equity exit multiples.
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