Pet Product News: Big Shrimpy Launches Recycling Program
October 1, 2009
“We’ve always designed Big Shrimpy products to last, but if an end user, for whatever reason, wants to part with their old Big Shrimpy bed, we want to offer them an environmentally-friendly alternative to the landfill,” said president and co-owner Bruce Kelling.
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“This is a thoughtful choice not just for the recycled fleece filling, but for the sleep-inducing form as well. “
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April 13, 2005
“Using waste from manufacturing clothing to make pet beds, Big Shrimpy finds a market for recycled textiles.”
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November 23, 2003
Big Shrimpy, a Seattle-based manufacturer of pet beds and blankets, recently linked up with the King County Solid Waste Division’s Link Up program.
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October 3, 2003
Like many a prospective entrepreneur, Bruce Kelling started with a new product idea.
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October 13, 2002
“Best Locally Made Pet Product. By 2002 Cici and Bruce Kelling had diverted approximately 5,000 pounds of fleece remnants away from Seattle landfills and into plush puppy beds.”
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