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Scoopr Full-Service Pet Waste Removal

Award winning, Veteran-owned full-service pet waste removal serving Augusta and the CSRA. Clean yard. Happy pets. Zero stress. That’s the Scoopr standard.

More than a pooper scooper, Scoopr combines complete dog waste removal with a proprietary yard washing process for noticeably cleaner, barefoot-ready yards. Scoopr is a veteran-owned pet waste removal and yard sanitation company proudly serving the CSRA. Founded by a Navy veteran and local family, we’re on a mission to make yards cleaner, safer, and hassle-free. Every service includes scooping, sanitizing, deodorizing, and a closed gate guarantee—with no contracts and no hidden fees. We believe in transparency, reliability, and giving back to the community we call home.

11/11/2026

Happy Veterans Day!

Today we honor the men and women who served our country.

Military service can mean long periods away from home, missed milestones, and difficult assignments. Those sacrifices are carried by service members and their families. For many, it also means leaving a dog waiting at home. That dog celebrates every return as if no time has passed.

To every veteran in the CSRA and across the country, thank you for the time, strength, and service you gave.

We also remember those who served and never came home, and we hold their families in our thoughts today.

11/09/2026

It’s Adopt a Senior Pet Month!

Older dogs have already grown into themselves.

They may know the comfort of a quiet afternoon, the joy of a familiar walk, and the exact sound of a treat bag opening from three rooms away. They often arrive with a personality that is fully their own.

This month celebrates the people who make room for gray muzzles and second chapters. Loving an older dog can mean accepting that the time together may be shorter, but every ordinary day still gets to matter.

Here’s to the senior dogs who found a soft place to land and the ones still waiting for theirs. 💙

11/05/2026

During Pet Cancer Awareness Month, our hearts are with every family facing this disease.

A pet cancer diagnosis can change the world for a family in one appointment.

Suddenly there are tests, treatment choices, new routines, and hard questions mixed into the ordinary work of loving a pet. Families may be trying to stay hopeful while also making decisions they never expected to face.

This month is a time to recognize those families and the veterinary teams helping them through it. It is also a reminder to pay attention to changes in your pet and bring concerns to a veterinarian instead of waiting and worrying alone.

This month, we are holding close every pet in treatment, every family doing their best, and every dog whose memory still means everything. 💙

11/05/2026

What do you call a dog that picks locks?

A Corg-key.

11/03/2026

Happy Animal Shelter Appreciation Week!

Shelter work happens every day, whether anyone sees it or not.

It happens early in the morning when kennels need cleaning and late in the day when one more frightened animal comes through the door. It happens in veterinary rooms, foster homes, adoption meetings, transport vehicles, laundry piles, food deliveries, and phone calls that never seem to stop.

Staff members, volunteers, foster families, donors, rescue partners, and adopters all help create another chance for an animal who needs one.

This week, we are thanking the people who keep showing up for that work. If a shelter or rescue helped bring your pet home, consider telling them what that animal means to your family now. Those updates matter.

11/02/2026

Happy Senior Pet Month!

There is something special about loving a dog long enough to watch their face turn gray.

Senior dogs may move more slowly and nap a little longer. They still know exactly where the treats are kept. They still want to be near their people. They still have favorite routines and very clear opinions about when dinner should happen.

As dogs age, their needs can change. Softer bedding, shorter walks, easier access around the home, and regular veterinary care can help them stay comfortable and involved in family life.

This month is for appreciating the older dogs who have spent years learning our routines. They have kept our secrets and made a house feel like home.

11/01/2026

Happy Cook for Your Pets Day!

Someone heard that today involves the kitchen and has already volunteered to supervise. 👀

Today is a fun excuse to make a dog-safe treat and let your four-legged kitchen assistant feel included. They may not understand the occasion, but they understand the sound of a bowl being set down and the possibility that something special is happening.

The best part may be the hopeful face watching every move and acting as if dinner hasn’t happened in days.

What would your dog order if they had control of the menu?

10/31/2026

Happy Halloween!

The costumes are on, and the treat bowl is full. The front door is being guarded by one dog who plans to announce every visitor personally.

Halloween can be exciting, confusing, or a little too loud for dogs. Keep candy and decorations out of reach, and watch the door carefully. Give your dog a quiet place to settle if the costumes, doorbell, or neighborhood noise become too much.

Once the practical stuff is handled, enjoy the fun. Take the slightly blurry costume photo, hand out the treats, and tell your dog they look wonderful even if they clearly disagree.

We hope you and your dog have a fun night. 🎃

10/31/2026

What is a dog’s favorite Pink Floyd album?

The Bark Side of the Moon.

10/30/2026

Visit myScoopr.com today for the cleanest yard in the CSRA!

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2109 Pine Street, Suite C
Augusta, GA
30905

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http://myscoopr.com/

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