Coastal Pooper Scooper

11/02/2026

We’re Hiring.

Let's be honest, this isn't your typical job. No, it's not for everyone. It’s physical, fast-paced, outdoors, and detail-driven. But for the right person, it offers steady work, independence, and the chance to be part of a growing local company.

If you’re the kind of person who shows up on time, works hard, and doesn’t complain about heat, dirt, or a little hard work, keep reading.

Coastal Pooper Scooper is hiring an Part Time Field Technician to work Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday each week. 8am - to approx. 5pm. Roughly 30 hours per week.

Part Time Field Technician: Pet Waste Management
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Coastal Pooper Scooper, LLC

10/09/2026

One dog. A lot of waste.

One dog may not seem like a lot of work day to day, but over a full month, the waste adds up quickly.

A few piles a day can turn into dozens by the end of the month if the yard is not cleaned regularly.

That means more odor, more mess, and less yard to enjoy.

The easiest way to stay ahead is routine service.

Small daily messes become big monthly problems.

10/06/2026

Break the Stigma!

"Pitt Bulls" are not dangerous. Owners are dangerous.

We also have multiple Rottweilers, Great Danes, and Great Pyrenees clients, all breeds considered to be strong guard dogs with protective instincts. They're all love bugs.

It's the chihuahua's you gotta watch out for. Speaking from experience with my smiley face bite scar on my calf. 🤣

📣 October is Pit Bull Awareness Month

Did you know “pit bull” is not a breed? It’s a term often used to describe several types of dogs, including American Pit Bull Terriers, American Staffordshire Terriers, and mixes with similar traits.

Unfortunately, because of misinformation and stereotypes, dogs labeled as “pit bulls” are some of the most commonly found, and most overlooked, in shelters across the country.

This month, we encourage you to:
✔️ Learn the facts about dogs labeled as pit bulls
✔️ Share their stories to help break down stigma
✔️ Support adoption, fostering, or sponsorship

Together, we can open doors for more dogs in need.

10/06/2026

It affects the whole community.

It affects neighbors, kids, landscapers, property managers, and anyone using shared outdoor spaces.

Odor, flies, waste runoff, and appearance can become a community issue fast.

That is why clean yards, pet stations, and regular maintenance matter.

A small mess can become a bigger complaint when ignored. One that affects your neighbors too.

Cleaner properties are better for everyone, not just dog owners.

10/01/2026

Dog parks do not clean themselves.

Even with responsible pet owners, waste gets missed. Over time, that creates odor, complaints, messes, and a poor experience for everyone.

Regular maintenance helps keep dog parks safer, cleaner, and more enjoyable.

It also shows residents and visitors that the property is being cared for, increasing value.

Dog friendly spaces need regular dog waste solutions.

Clean parks make happier dogs and happier people too.

09/28/2026

No smell doesn’t mean no problem.

Just because you do not smell dog waste does not mean it is not a problem.

Waste can still carry bacteria, attract pests, and get tracked through the yard.

Odor is usually a warning sign, but by the time the smell is strong, the mess has usually been sitting too long.

Routine cleanup keeps things under control before they become noticeable.

09/24/2026

Sprinklers…..sometimes we forget how inconvenient convenience can be for others. 🤪

09/24/2026

Small yards need clean up too.

Dog waste removal is not just for big yards.

Smaller yards can actually need cleanup more often because waste builds up in a tighter and more frequently used space.

That can lead to stronger odors, more bugs, and less usable grass.

Whether your yard is large, small, fenced, or shared, keeping it clean matters.

Clean space is valuable space.

09/21/2026

Proactive homeowners outsource dirty chores.

Hiring a p**per scooper is not lazy. It's practical.

Busy families, working professionals, seniors, property managers, and multi-dog households all use services that save time and keep things cleaner.

People hire help for mowing, cleaning, pest control, and landscaping.

Dog waste removal is no different.

It is one less dirty chore on your plate.

Smart homeowners protect their time and enjoy it more.

09/18/2026

Mowing. Just. Spreads. It.

Mowing over dog p**p might make it less visible, but it does not remove it.

It chops it up and spreads it across the lawn, fertilizing your lawn with bacteria and nastiness.

That can make odor worse and push bacteria deeper into your lawn.

It can also leave your mower smelling terrible, not to mention those squishy bits in the tires.

The better choice is simply to scoop first, mow second.

Your lawn mower (or lawn crew) and your nose, will thank you.