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OurPetPolicy, cofounded by Logan Miller and Cody Miller, Raises $8M in Series A Funding
OurPetPolicy, a Boise, Idaho-based provider of a platform for managing pets and emotional support animal (ESA) fraud, raised $8M in Series A funding.
The round was led by RET Ventures, with participation from StageDotO and Capital Eleven.
The company intends to use the funds to expand integrations with property management systems, scale its go-to-market team, and accelerate its product roadmap with enhanced fraud detection and expanded workflow automation.
Led by Co-Founders Logan Miller and Cody Miller, OurPetPolicy develops an enterprise-grade animal management platform that centralizes animal profiles, automates vaccination tracking, and provides a verification system for ESA requests. The system leverages direct healthcare provider authentication and strict Fair Housing compliance protocols to identify fraudulent documentation.
The company currently serves multifamily, single-family rental, and manufactured housing properties across the U.S., helping operators recover lost revenue from fraudulent claims while managing compliance for approximately 45 million rental units.
source[FinSMEs]
The round was led by RET Ventures, with participation from StageDotO and Capital Eleven.
The company intends to use the funds to expand integrations with property management systems, scale its go-to-market team, and accelerate its product roadmap with enhanced fraud detection and expanded workflow automation.
Led by Co-Founders Logan Miller and Cody Miller, OurPetPolicy develops an enterprise-grade animal management platform that centralizes animal profiles, automates vaccination tracking, and provides a verification system for ESA requests. The system leverages direct healthcare provider authentication and strict Fair Housing compliance protocols to identify fraudulent documentation.
The company currently serves multifamily, single-family rental, and manufactured housing properties across the U.S., helping operators recover lost revenue from fraudulent claims while managing compliance for approximately 45 million rental units.
source[FinSMEs]
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