BLUE DIAMOND PET WASTE CLEAN-UP SERVICE
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SUPER POOPER SCOOPER
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NATIONAL SCOOP THE POOP WEEK
April 23, 2008 Seminole, Florida – In recognition of National Scoop the Poop Week, April 27th – May 3rd, Blue Diamond Pet Waste Clean-Up Service is encouraging pet owners to make an extra effort to be respectful of the environment and to clean up after their canine companions.
Scooping your pooch's poop isn't just a courtesy for those walking behind you; it is also a healthy, environmentally sound thing to do. Pet waste can be a significant source of water pollution. When pet waste is not properly disposed of, it can be carried by rain or snow runoff directly into nearby bodies of water or into storm drains. Storm drains in streets and neighborhoods usually flow directly to a stream or river without any treatment. Untreated animal waste can become a source of harmful bacteria and nutrients in water. Just as we don't want human sewage in our water, it is important to prevent pet waste from being carried into our waterways.
While the esthetic reasons for cleaning up after dogs may be obvious, serious health risks and environmental concerns are the real issue. The bacteria, viruses, and internal parasites contained in dog waste are communicable and harmful to humans – especially children and the elderly.
According to the Environmental Protection Agency, pet waste has been identified as a major cause of “nonpoint source pollution” (NPS). In just one example cited by the EPA, "for watersheds of up to twenty square miles draining to small coastal bays, two to three days of droppings from a population of about 100 dogs…contribute enough bacteria and nutrients to temporarily close a bay to swimming and shellfishing."
“Pet waste is a serious problem, which has only recently been gaining the national attention it deserves. “National Scoop the Poop Week was created to help raise awareness of the negative effects of dog waste and to promote the professionals who are scooping poop to keep America beautiful and healthy.”
According to the American Pet Products Manufacturers Association (APPMA), there are 74.8 million dogs in the U.S. As the dog count rises, more dog owners are looking for a simple solution to an unavoidable problem: the average dog leaves approximately 23 piles of poop a week. This amount of waste can seriously damage our ecosystem if not properly disposed of.
Blue Diamond Pet Waste Clean-Up Service, Super Pooper Scooper technicians carefully pick up all dog waste and properly dispose of it, to help keep homeowners’ yards, as well as parks, apartment communities, and the surrounding areas clean and bacteria-free.
Blue Diamond Pet Waste Clean-Up Service has donated their time to the Gulfport Rescure event the past two years. They are always available to help with charitable events. Owner, Paul Chesler s a past president of the St. Petersburg Jaycees and had run over 10 Mutt Derby’s held at Derby lane from the 1960’s through 1997.
The Super Pooper Scooper also reminds all pet owners to do their part by taking the time and care to make sure their pets' environments are kept clean and safe.
About Blue Diamond Pet Waste Clean-Up Service
Blue Diamond Pet Waste Clean-Up Service provides professional pet waste cleanup service for individual yards, parks, and multi-family communities. The company’s mission is to make life more convenient, enjoyable, and safe for pet owners and to give them more quality time with their pets and families. The company has been cleaning up poop for 2 years. To learn more, visit the Blue Diamond Pet Waste Clean-Up Service website at www.pooperguy.com or call 727 224-7886. We service all of Pinellas County.
