At first, a single pile of pet waste may not seem like a big deal – until you consider that more than 32,000 dogs live in College Station. Our furry friends produce a staggering 24,000 pounds of waste daily. That’s not just a nuisance – it’s a serious environmental and public health concern. Continue reading Help keep College Station safe and clean – always Scoop the Poop when walking your pet
With this being National Scoop the Poop Week, it’s an ideal time to remind you about why it’s so essential for you to clean up after your dogs when you’re out for a neighborhood stroll. A single pile of pet waste may not seem like a big deal – until you consider more than 32,000 dogs live in College Station. Continue reading Help keep College Station safe and clean – always Scoop the Poop when walking your pet
With this being National Scoop the Poop Week, it’s an ideal time to remind you about why it’s so essential for you to clean up after your dogs when you’re out for a neighborhood stroll. A single pile of pet waste may not seem like a big deal – until you consider more than 32,000 dogs live in College Station. Continue reading Help keep College Station safe and clean – always Scoop the Poop when walking your pet
A single pile of pet waste may not seem like a big deal – until you consider that 29,500 pets live in College Station. All that waste takes an entire year to break down completely and can wash into our local storm sewer system and waterways. When you’re out walking your pets, please clean up after them. Continue reading Help keep College Station safe and clean – always Scoop the Poop when walking your pet
When outside enjoying the fall weather with your pets, always be sure to pick up after them, especially in parks and other public areas. Rain can wash pet waste directly into our storm sewer system and waterways, impairing water quality and increasing health risks for people and pets alike. Continue reading Remember to Scoop the Poop when walking your pet to keep our waters safe and clean
With residents sheltered at home during the COVID-19 outbreak, many find welcome relief by walking their dogs and enjoying the spring sunshine. Unfortunately, reports of pet waste left in our streets, roadways, and parks have increased significantly. Be a responsible, courteous, and law-abiding pet owner — always Scoop the Poop. Continue reading Be sure to Scoop the Poop when walking your pet
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