JDog in the News – Page 48

ABC Tampa visited JDog Junk Removal Tampa to learn more about the company’s operation, expansion, and goal of hiring 100 Veterans across the area over the next couple years.

ABC Baltimore accompanied JDog Baltimore Metro on a recent junk removal job, and spoke with General Manager Chris Tyson about how the company gives back to Veterans and offers them a familiar camaraderie as they transition to civilian life.

In an interview with The Citizen, Josh Helm and Karyn Essen of JDog Junk Removal & Hauling White Bear Lake talk about how the company is empowering Veterans through employment, and giving them a way to continue to serve to their country.

News 4 Jax in Jacksonville visited with JDog Junk Removal Jacksonville owner Rob Dennis and St. Augustine owner Mike Haire for a behind-the-scenes look at everything that goes into hiring Veterans, cleaning up the community, and serving with Respect, Integrity, and Trust.

Daniel Sharp, owner of JDog Junk Removal Chesapeake, and Keith Green, owner of JDog Junk Removal Virginia Beach, embody the spirit of camaraderie. Both spoke to ABC 13 about working together to give back to the community.

Damon Fogley, Army Veteran and owner of JDog Junk Removal Austin West and Kyle, shares his experience transitioning to civilian life, how he’s helping the environment through his work, and how he’s giving back to his Veteran community in this Fox 7 Care Force interview with Mike Warren.

Nick Bain, owner of JDog Junk Removal Columbus, speaks with WTVM’s Mya Johnson about his ribbon cutting in Phenix City, Alabama, and how he’s already cleaning up his community.

John DiNapoli and Brett Connolly, co-owners of JDog Junk Removal Fishtown, show PHL17’s Matt Alba how the company gives back to the Philadelphia community.

Founder and CEO, Jerry Flanagan, is profiled about his experience starting JDog Junk Removal and his advice for Veterans transitioning to the civilian world.

JDog Junk Removal Jacksonville’s Mike Getka explains the company’s impact on the community through job creation and partnerships with charities to First Coast News.