Business & Tech
Help Walkin' Wheels Roll to Victory in Online Walmart Contest
Vote Today and help put Walkin' Wheels on the shelf!
OK, Patchers - you helped Amherst-based HandicappedPets.com roll past the first challenge in the Walmart "Get on the Shelf" competition. Your votes helped them reach the finals.
Now let's push them to victory.
Walkin' Wheels has a chance to become a featured product on Walmart.com, but your votes are needed now. They are one of 20 finalists. Voting ends Sept. 27. You can vote once daily.
It All Began with Chris P. Bacon
You may remember this great invention from the story about Chris P. Bacon, a handicapped pig, which got national attention. Since then, the company has expanded and moved operations from Nashua to a bigger warehouse in Amherst."Get on the Shelf" is a social, crowd-sourcing competition developed by Walmart Labs that gives entrepreneurs a chance to get noticed and sell their products on Walmart.com and potentially in select Walmart stores.
During the first round of competition, the public helped upvote Walkin' Wheels into the finals.
To do your part, click this link to Walmart: Get on the Shelf, and cast your vote. It's really that simple.
About HandicappedPets.com
HandicappedPets.com provides all of the products, services and support that pet caretakers need to help their elderly, disabled and injured pets enjoy healthy, happy, active lives. The company's signature product is the Walkin' Wheels dog wheelchair - the industry's only fully adjustable canine cart that can be ordered online and shipped the same day. The Walkin' Wheels for Handicapped Pets is the ideal dog wheelchair for long term and/or rehabilitative use because it easily adjusts in length, width and height to accommodate any size dog and any level of mobility from partial to complete paralysis of the rear legs. Additional information is available online at HandicappedPets.com or by phone at 888-811-7387. Like us on Facebook.
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