Wildlife Management Company Shows Appreciation for Veterans Year-Round

Dunbar, WV, November 12, 2011 --(PR.com)-- A All Animal Control's Corporate Office shows their appreciation year-round for the sacrifices Veterans have made and as a result have been named a Military Friendly Franchise for the fourth year in a row.

Many Veterans and those transitioning from military to civilian life are having a hard time finding jobs. Employers often just don't understand how the skills learned in the Armed Forces can transfer to civilian employment. This leaves a lot of veterans underemployed.

A All Animal Control's CEO, Mark E. Dotson, understands well what Veterans are going through. He went through the same thing after being discharged from the Air Force. He was stuck in a dead end job, without a way out, or so it seemed at the time.

"It wasn't until a neighbor with squirrels in her attic, asked me if I could help her out," said A All Animal Control CEO Mark E. Dotson. "I trapped the squirrels and repaired the damage. She offered to pay me for a job well done and I realized I was looking at a great opportunity."

Being a Veteran himself and wanting to show his appreciation, CEO Mark E. Dotson, started the Veteran's Franchise Opportunity Program. The program offers a substantial discount to Veterans when they purchase a franchise and assistance during times of Reserve or Guard Duty. Additionally, Expert Marksman and Safety Training received in the military reduce the amount of certifications needed to start an office. Leadership, among other skills learned in the military, help to make veterans superior franchise owners.

A All Animal Control was started in 1995 in Denver, Colorado and is the second largest wildlife management company in the U.S. They have 36 locations in 22 states, from coast to coast. This year, for the fourth year in a row, G.I. Jobs magazine has named A All Animal Control a Military Friendly Franchise due to its Veteran Franchise Opportunity Program.

More information can be found at veteranfranchiseopportunity.com or by calling 304-345-1511. A All Animal Control can also be found on Facebook and Twitter.

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