Woofie's of Union-Warren Joins Roselle Park Business Community
Patricia Chen · Union County Life
Roselle Park welcomed a new business to the borough as leaders and officers of the Roselle Park Chamber of Commerce cut the ribbon on Woofie's of Union-Warren on Thursday, July 23, 2026.
Woofie's is owned by Roselle Park residents Maria and Dexter DeLaCruz and features a state-of-the-art mobile pet grooming van. The business also offers pet sitting and dog walking services. By combining convenient mobile services with community engagement, Woofie's positions itself to serve the broader region while maintaining roots in Roselle Park.
Roselle Park Mayor Joseph Signorello, Jr., Council President Jay Robaina, and Councilman Khanjan Patel participated in the ribbon cutting ceremony, underscoring the borough's support for local entrepreneurship.
Chamber CEO James Masterson highlighted the business's community values. "The Roselle Park Chamber is pleased to welcome Woofie's of Union-Warren to its membership," he said. "Like so many of our members, Woofie's gives back to its communities in a big way by partnering with local animal shelters to provide free bathing and grooming services. That shows the true Chamber spirit that makes our business members worthy of local support and patronage."
Council President Robaina welcomed the owners on social media, saying "Welcome to the Chamber family, Maria & Dexter!"
The addition of Woofie's reflects Roselle Park's ongoing investment in attracting and retaining local businesses that contribute meaningfully to community life.
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FAQ
Q: What is Woofie's of Union-Warren?
A: Woofie's of Union-Warren is a mobile pet grooming business owned by Roselle Park residents Maria and Dexter DeLaCruz. The business features a state-of-the-art mobile grooming van and offers pet grooming, pet sitting, and dog walking services.
Q: What services does Woofie's offer?
A: Woofie's provides mobile pet grooming in its state-of-the-art van, pet sitting, and dog walking services. The business serves the Roselle Park and Union-Warren areas.
Q: When did Woofie's open in Roselle Park?
A: Woofie's celebrated its Roselle Park opening with a Chamber of Commerce ribbon cutting on July 23, 2026. Local officials including Mayor Joseph Signorello Jr., Council President Jay Robaina, and Councilman Khanjan Patel participated in the ceremony.
Q: Does Woofie's participate in community activities?
A: Yes. Woofie's partners with local animal shelters to provide free bathing and grooming services, demonstrating its commitment to the community.
Q: Are the owners local residents?
A: Yes, Woofie's is owned by Maria and Dexter DeLaCruz, who are Roselle Park residents.
Q: Is Woofie's a member of the Roselle Park Chamber of Commerce?
A: Yes, Woofie's joined the Roselle Park Chamber of Commerce. Chamber CEO James Masterson praised the business for exemplifying "true Chamber spirit" through its community partnerships.
Q: Where can I find more Roselle Park business news?
A: Union County Life covers Roselle Park businesses, economic development, and community news. Subscribe to the Roselle Park newsletter or visit unioncountylife.com for updates.
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