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Dog Waste Impacts Everyone
Education and awareness are important pieces of the pet waste management puzzle. When dog owners understand the importance of picking up after their pets and see their community supporting pet waste pickup, they become far more likely to participate and support the cause.
As part of The Doody-Free Water Projects efforts to raise awareness about the environmental impact of pet waste, our team is working to centralize all pet waste related news, resources and information from around the web.
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Stafford County Sun: They answer when DoodyCalls
Around this time of the year, a particular local business is on the mind of many dog owners — DoodyCalls pooper scooper service. The business serves the local areas including Stafford, Fredericksburg and parts of Prince William County. Something that many people fail to realize is that dog waste is an environmental and…
Richmond Times-Dispatch: Cities want extra year before starting stormwater programs
Starting this year, Virginia is requiring local governments to run programs to reduce pollution caused by rain, and the local stormwater-management programs would be more stringent than a similar program now run by the state Department of Environmental Quality. Worried about the costs and about whether they can have the…
Nashville Ledger: Entrepreneurs turn dog poop into profits
You’ve heard the expression, “When life hands you lemons, make lemonade.” Several Tennessee entrepreneurs are combining that cliché with another (with a slight modification) – “Poop happens” – and the result is that businessmen are turning droppings into dollars. Two pooper-scooper companies, both based in Rutherford County, are…
WACH-TV, FOX Columbia SC: Are you picking up what your pet is putting down?
Of course pollution is an ongoing issue, but one pollutant that transmits bacteria and parasites into our waterways, potentially effecting our health, might be overlooked. That pollutant is pet waste, and experts say it can create a problem when it is not disposed of properly…
Queens Courier: Astoria resident’s ‘Dog Poop Project’ tells owners to clean up
If your dog poops, please scoop. This is the message Astoria resident Jang Cho, an art director at a Manhattan advertising agency, hopes to get out with the creation of his “Dog Poop Project.”
WZZM 13, ABC Grand Rapid MI: Time to pick up the poop!
It’s a dirty job, but someone’s got to do it. We’re talking about picking up after your dog. As WZZM 13’s Sarah Sell found out, it’s a year-round job that you don’t have to do. Just ask Dave Hunt. “A lot of people assume that people just don’t want to…
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