Dog waste can contain harmful bacteria like E. coli and Salmonella, as well as parasites like roundworms and hookworms, which can spread to humans and pets.

Rain washes dog waste in local storm drains which travels into nearby waterways that ends up our lakes, streams, and marine waters, that eventually makes its way to our faucets. Yuck!

Dog waste left in yards soon become food for such pests as rats, mice, racoons, flies, and even foxes. All of these have the potential to carry very dangerous diseases.

Kids love to play outside, and stepping in or touching contaminated soil increases the risk of infection. Regular clean-ups create a safer space for them.

Lets face it, we’re busier now more than ever. With work, school, after school activities, and just plain wanting time to unwind it totally normal to outsource the sticky jobs. We’re here!

Decomposing waste alters soil composition, making it unhealthy for plants and grass, while also attracting unwanted pests.