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Wag! Group Co. filings document material events affecting its pet-services and wellness platform, capital structure, and public-company status. Recent Form 8-K disclosures cover amendments and waivers under its financing agreement, guarantor joinders involving We Compare and Furmacy, and the completed disposition of the Furscription veterinary e-prescription software business.
The filing record also documents the company’s Chapter 11 cases, Bankruptcy Court confirmation of a prepackaged reorganization plan, Nasdaq delisting notices, and the transfer of trading in its common stock and warrants to the OTC Pink Marketplace under PETXQ and PETWQ. These disclosures describe debt obligations, asset-sale terms, equity-treatment provisions, listing status, and related governance and risk matters.
Wag! Group Co. has filed post-effective amendments to two Form S-8 registration statements to deregister any remaining shares tied to its 2022 Omnibus Incentive Plan after completing a Chapter 11 restructuring. A bankruptcy court confirmed the company’s reorganization plan, under which all common stock and other equity interests were cancelled as of substantial consummation on September 1, 2025. The amendments terminate offerings under the plans and remove from registration any unsold common shares that had been registered under the two S-8s covering 6,060,703 and 6,378,729 shares. The company states that, after these amendments are effective, it intends to file a Form 15 to end its reporting obligations under the Exchange Act.
Wag! Group Co. reports that the U.S. Bankruptcy Court has confirmed its Chapter 11 reorganization plan and that the plan was substantially consummated on September 1, 2025. Under this plan, all existing common stock and other equity interests in the company were cancelled and extinguished, leaving prior shareholders with no recovery. Retriever LLC, the pre-bankruptcy secured creditor and sole holder of the financing agreement claims, received 1,000 shares of common stock representing 100% of the equity in the reorganized company and new notes with a principal amount of $5,000,000. The company states that all other creditor classes were treated as unimpaired under the plan.
Amendment No. 1 to Schedule 13G filed on 07/29/2025 shows that Tenaya Capital VII, LP, its general partner Tenaya Capital VII GP, LLC, and six individual principals (Thomas Banahan, Benjamin Boyer, Stewart Gollmer, Brian Melton, Brian Paul) now report beneficial ownership of 0 shares (0.0%) of Wag! Group Co. (symbol PET) common stock (CUSIP 36269P104).
All reporting persons disclose no sole or shared voting or dispositive power. Because ownership has fallen below the 5 % threshold, they are no longer considered significant shareholders. The certification states the securities were not held to influence control of the issuer. No other financial metrics, transactions or group arrangements are reported.
- Material takeaway: Tenaya Capital and affiliates have completely exited their position, removing a prior institutional holder from the PET share register.
- The filing is passive (Rule 13d-1(c)) and contains no indication of activism.
Wag! Group Co. (NASDAQ: PET) filed an 8-K on 8 July 2025 disclosing two material developments that underscore severe liquidity stress.
- Amendment to Financing Agreement: The company and lender Retriever LLC (assignee of Blue Torch Finance) executed Amendment No. 3 to the August 2022 Financing Agreement. The change reduces the minimum liquidity covenant (referred to as “Additional Available Liquidity”) but simultaneously limits how that incremental liquidity can be used. The amendment is included as Exhibit 10.1.
- Creation of Direct Financial Obligation: Because the amendment alters covenant terms without extinguishing the underlying debt, the filing also triggers Item 2.03 disclosure.
- Strategic Alternatives & Going-Concern Risk: The board has been evaluating “investments, strategic partnerships, sale, merger, or other transactions.” To date, no deal has been reached that would enable full repayment of amounts due to Retriever at maturity in August 2025. Negotiations with Retriever continue, but management warns there is no assurance of consummating a transaction before maturity.
- Potential Bankruptcy: Failure to reach an agreement would allow Retriever to exercise remedies against the company’s assets. Management explicitly states that seeking protection under bankruptcy laws is a possible outcome to maximize enterprise value.
The amendment offers near-term covenant relief, but the language reveals acute refinancing risk, looming debt maturity, and a realistic threat of insolvency if a strategic solution is not secured within the next 13 months.