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Woodman of Colliers represents Salty Dog Adventures in 7,138 s/f lease at 770 Roosevelt Tr.

Abby Woodman

Windham, ME Salty Dog Adventures has leased 7,138 s/f at 770 Roosevelt Tr. for the expansion of its dog daycare and boarding business.

Owned by Bridge 33 Capital, the property will serve as Salty Dog Adventures’ second location, following the company’s original opening in Falmouth in 2018. This new location will allow the business to expand its daycare and boarding operations while also introducing limited grooming services. An opening is anticipated later this year after an interior buildout.

Abby Woodman of Colliers represented Salty Dog Adventures in the transaction. Ownership was represented by Sasha Phillips, Brice O’Connor, and Derek Miller of The Boulos Company, along with leasing manager April Smith.

Woodman said, “This transaction required a great deal of persistence and collaboration from everyone involved. Miekal was incredibly hands-on, from working through the planning board approval process to having direct conversations with neighboring tenants and addressing various concerns to keep the project moving forward. Her commitment to making this expansion happen was a major reason the deal ultimately came together and this new location gives Salty Dog Adventures the opportunity to expand its reach into Windham while continuing to serve a growing customer base.”

Owned by Miekal Liberty, Salty Dog Adventures is now moving into the design and planning phase for the interior buildout at the new Windham location. Notably, many of the key individuals involved in bringing the transaction together—including the business owner, brokers, and leasing manager—were women, helping foster a highly collaborative process from start to finish.

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