The 'Dogfather of Harlem' is offering free grooming services to pet owners impacted by the pandemic

This dog groomer is working hard to keep New York City dogs clean and healthy by offering free services to 'pet parents' financially impacted by the coronavirus pandemic

Brian Taylor is working hard to keep New York City dogs clean and healthy -- by offering free services to"pet parents" financially impacted by the coronavirus pandemic.

"Every month I've been giving two or three clients free grooming services," Taylor told CNN. The groomer owns Harlem Doggie Day Spa, which also offers daycare, cage-free boarding and dog walking -- but those services stopped when the New York State government ordered"non-essential" businesses closed more than two months ago. "I lost 80 percent of my businesses.

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