TD Bank usually keeps treats on hand for customers’ dogs, but the one at 3900 4th St. in St. Petersburg raises the bark.
The bank opened a new ATM for pups.
No, no, the furry friends aren’t withdrawing cash.
The ATMs are dispensing well-earned treats.
TD Bank’s Dog Automated Treat Machines (ATMs) feature dog-centric content on its screens and a paw print mat with a motion detector that doles out free treats.
The treats are made in the U.S. using simple ingredients, according to TD Bank.
Dogs also have access to a water bowl.
Last week, TD Bank partnered with local businesses and invited dog owners to celebrate St. Pete’s first Dog ATM, featuring an adopt-a-dog station and giveaways.
The St. Pete location is the third Dog ATM in Florida, following Coral Gables and Sarasota.
“We want to make our stores feel unmistakably TD – and our Automated Treat Machines connect us with our customers and bring the community closer to the store in a unique and memorable way,” said Michael Snyder, TD’s Head of US Regional, Retail Distribution & Experiential Marketing, in a statement.
The concept first launched at TD’s South Broad store in Philadelphia in 2024 and has since expanded across the bank’s footprint.