Poo Doo Leash

Poo Doo Leash Pet products for the active pet parent! We have leashes, waist belt leashes, collars, & water bowls! I hope you enjoy my products as much as I do.

One of my favorite hobbies is running and hiking with my 3 dogs Reecie,Junior, and Millie. The three of us run the beautiful Nashville Greenways several times a week. As an avid runner, I was tired of holding dog waste on our runs. I tried to use the dog bags available today but they shook, were heavy, had inferior waste attachments, and were cheaply made. One day, I decided to pull out my se

wing machine and make my own leash. I designed a reflective, stylish, and water resistant leash. This lightweight sturdy leash contains a quick dispenser for bags, a pocket for dog waste, and a separate pocket for personal items. After running with my dogs, I realized I created the almost perfect leash (perfect would be if it picked up dog waste for you and put it in the bag!). I started getting requests for my leash and thus the “Poo Doo Leash” was born. With the help of many talented friends I brought my idea to production. Let the Poo Doo leash help you figure out "What to do with number 2?”. God Bless and thank you. Rhonda, Reecie, and Junior

I have too many or would scoop this beautiful boy up.
07/17/2026

I have too many or would scoop this beautiful boy up.

Omg. Please adopt Benji!
07/06/2026

Omg. Please adopt Benji!

We have a special favor to ask.

Can you help us find the right person for Benji?

Sometimes the very best dogs get overlooked, and Benji is one of them. He's been waiting at Williamson County Animal Center since March, and we'd love to see him finally head home. In his kennel, this 75-pound guy can look a little intimidating—but step outside with him, and you'll quickly realize that's not who he is at all.

A volunteer recently described him as "the perfect gentleman."

At 3 years old, Benji is a handsome brown mixed-breed with unforgettable blue eyes and a heart that's ready to belong to someone. On his recent outing, he rode beautifully in the car, walked without pulling on the leash, happily carried his beloved Lamb Chop stuffie, knew his "sit" cue, and wasn't vocal. When another dog caught his attention on a walk, he simply looked, was easily redirected, and continued on without any negative reaction.

Benji loves a good case of the zoomies, splashing in the water, and spending time outdoors before settling in for a well-earned nap. He'd thrive with a fenced yard or an active family that enjoys getting outside. While he can be selective about canine friends, we're happy to arrange a meet-and-greet with any resident dogs to help everyone get off on the right paw.

Dogs like Benji are why we always encourage people to look beyond the kennel door. Some personalities simply shine brightest once they're given a chance.

And if you're planning to watch the USA take on Belgium in the World Cup tonight, Benji would be more than happy to cheer on Team USA from your couch with his favorite Lamb Chop stuffie by his side. We think he's waited long enough for a home team of his own.

If you're not able to adopt, sharing Benji's story could help him reach the person who's been looking for a loyal best friend all along.

02/21/2026

Animals were abandoned at our gates twice in the last 24 hours.

We recognize that times are tough. We know the need in our community is greater than what shelters can always accommodate. But leaving an animal outside, without information and protection, is not in the best interest of the animal or the safety of our community. And it's illegal.

When an animal is abandoned, we are legally required to follow an intake process. That means the animal must remain in a kennel for up to 7 days before they are eligible for foster care, adoption, or further placement. This waiting period, combined with the stress of abandonment, can cause rapid decline of an animal.

You may think abandoning them at a shelter is the safest option. But when we have no history, no health records, and no context, it limits how quickly and safely we can act.

We understand circumstances change. Housing falls through. Finances tighten. Behavioral issues feel overwhelming. That’s exactly why we have resources.

We offer things like rehoming support, low-cost veterinary care, behavior assistance, landlord deposit assistance, supplemental pet food, and so much more. We want to help. And there is no shame in asking for help.

We continue to see innocent animals’ lives put at risk when a conversation could have changed the outcome. Please be humane. Contact your shelter before abandoning an animal.❤️‍🩹

👉 Visit nashvillehumane.org/resources to learn about our Pawsitive Impact Program!

12/31/2025

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Nashville, TN

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm
Saturday 8am - 6pm
Sunday 8am - 6pm

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+16154144490

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