Turd Herders

04/14/2026

03/31/2026

The snow may be gone, but what it left behind is still in the yard.
Spring cleanup isn’t just about appearance — pet waste affects lawn health and bacteria levels around your home.

Weekly service keeps things clean, safe, and manageable all season.

Contact us now to schedule your spring pet waste removal.

03/24/2026

In 1917, a stray bull terrier mix wandered into a training camp in New Haven, Connecticut. The soldiers kept him. What happened next made him the most decorated war dog in American military history.
Sergeant Stubby served 18 months on the Western Front. He survived a gas attack, warned his unit of incoming fire, and once caught a German spy by the seat of his pants.
He came home a hero. Paraded down Fifth Avenue. Met three presidents.
Not bad for a stray. 🐾
Drop a ❤️ if dogs are absolutely incredible.

03/23/2026

Our turdherders.net website is currently down. Please visit www.nhpooperscooper.com

Reliable recurring service handled by trained, insured technicians. Structured scheduling. Clean results. Respect for your property.

03/14/2026

This is what a professional spring deep-clean looks like.

After a long New England winter, a lot can build up in the yard. Our spring dog waste cleanup service removes everything your dog left behind over the winter so your yard is safe, clean, and ready to use again.

No shortcuts. No rush. Just a thorough job done right.

One-time spring dog waste cleanups are available now in New Hampshire and Northern Massachusetts.

Send us a message to book your spot.

03/11/2026

The Spring Thaw in New Hampshire and Massachusetts means one thing...

Everything that accumulated over winter is finally coming back to the surface. ❄️ Months of pet waste is thawing out right now, and let’s be honest—most yards in NH and MA are in rough shape before the season even starts.

We are officially booking for Spring Cleanups. 🗓️

A professional deep-cleaning before you and your family start using your yard again makes a real difference—for your lawn, your pets, and your peace of mind. Let us do the dirty work.

📲 Message us directly on Facebook or visit the link in our bio to get on the schedule before we’re fully booked!

02/26/2026

Ever wonder where Turd Herders services? Well now you know! We are constantly adding NH, MA, and ME cities and towns to our service area. If you're close but don't see your town, contact us Today!

Turd Herders covers a large area. Don't see your town? Contact us to see if we are there yet!

02/02/2026

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Official communication regarding accounts, billing, scheduling, pauses, or policies must be made through the following channels:

01/01/2026

🎉 Happy New Year from Turd Herders! 🎉

As we roll into a brand-new year, we just want to say THANK YOU to all of our amazing customers for trusting us to keep your yards clean, safe, and stink-free 💩🐶

Here’s to:
✔️ Cleaner yards
✔️ Happier pups
✔️ One less chore on your to-do list

We’re excited to serve you in the year ahead and continue reining in what your pets leave behind.

From all of us at Turd Herders,
✨ Happy New Year! ✨

11/03/2025

A quick message to all current Turd Herders clients.

This is a quick reminder for all Turd Herders clients: beginning in November, several important system updates will take effect that may impact your service if action is not taken. If you have updated your new account fully, you do not need to do anything. Please review the following carefully:

1️⃣ Notification Settings

If you have not logged into your new Sweep & Go Client Portal and updated your notification preferences, you will not receive “on the way” text notifications when we’re headed to your home.

2️⃣ Automatic Payments

If you would like to remain on auto pay but have not yet entered your credit card information in your new account, your card will not be charged on November 1.

3️⃣ Service Day Changes

We will no longer send day-before email reminders. Please log into your account to confirm your scheduled service days, as some routes have been adjusted and your service day may have changed.

4️⃣ Verify Contact Information

We recently entered hundreds of phone numbers into the new system. Please log in to confirm your information is correct. You can now include multiple contacts (for example, a spouse or property manager).

5️⃣ Not Continuing Regular Service?

If you will not be receiving regular service after October, but would like to remain in our system for future use, please let us know. This ensures your information is properly entered into the new system for easy reactivation later.

Please note: other than your current subscription and pricing details, everything visible in the new system prior to November 1 is for training purposes only. If you see a note indicating a service was missed, that is not accurate — we have not yet begun using the new system for live scheduling or reporting.

📩 Several emails have been sent with detailed instructions to ensure a smooth transition to the new system. Please check your Time to Pet messages, or look in your email folders for messages from [email protected].

If you need assistance accessing your new account or updating your information, please reply to this email or call our office at (603) 965-2259. We’re happy to help get everything set up.

Thank you for your attention and for helping us make this transition as smooth as possible!

Sincerely,

The Turd Herders Team

📧 [email protected]

📞 (603) 965-2259

01/17/2025

⚠️ Public Service Announcement ⚠️

Attention Residents of Manchester, NH (Ohio Ave & Bridge St. Ext. Area):

A large bobcat has been spotted roaming in your neighborhood. While bobcats typically hunt birds, squirrels, and rabbits, they are capable of climbing fences and may pose a risk to small, unattended pets.

Important Safety Tips for Pet Owners:
Do not leave small dogs or cats outside unattended, even in fenced yards.
Ensure pets are brought indoors during early morning and evening hours when wildlife is most active.
Keep trash cans secured to avoid attracting smaller prey animals that may draw the bobcat closer.
Avoid feeding wildlife, as this can create unintended risks for pets and humans.
Bobcats are generally shy and unlikely to pose a direct threat to humans. If you encounter the bobcat, do not approach it. Instead:

Stay calm and give it space.
Make noise or appear larger to encourage it to leave.
Let’s work together to ensure the safety of our pets and community. Stay alert, stay safe!