Coastal Pooper Scooper

08/31/2026

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08/28/2026

We're Hiring!

Our team is looking for part time help on Tuesday's and Friday's;

Not your typical field service job. Fast paced, outdoors, and detail oriented.

-$16 an hour
-8am until approximately 5pm.
-Route based, 15-20 yards per day.
-Independent work with little direct supervision.
-Company Truck (from home office).
-Rain, wind, snow, or sunshine.
-You don't mind getting a little dirty.
-Consistent walking, bending, lifting, hand tool use.
-Must have reliable smart phone for app/GPS use.

Want to learn more? Message, call, check us out on Indeed, or apply directly from our website;

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08/20/2026

Check out our employment page! We'll be accepting applications year round on a rolling basis regardless of openings. Send us a message for more details if interested.

As openings become available, we'll reach out to our best candidates.

We're currently looking for part time help on Tuesday's and Friday's. Between 8am and 5pm.

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08/18/2026

It’s been a long journey getting to where I am today. A life of public safety, a failed business, and now a successful business with three trucks and two employees. We still have a long way to go and a lot to accomplish down the road.

I’m proud of what we’ve built and the individual growth I’ve experienced along the way. I learned that my biggest prison was the fear of other peoples opinions.

Don’t be scared to take the leap. If you fail, you start over with experience.

08/15/2026

🐾 National Check the Chip Day! 🐾

Is your pet’s microchip information up to date? Today is the perfect reminder to check the chip!

A microchip is one of the best ways to help a lost pet find their way home. If you’ve moved, changed your phone number, gotten a new email address, or adopted a pet whose information is still registered to someone else, take a few minutes today to make sure everything is updated.

We have Microchip Scanner Stations throughout the Grand Strand! Look for a scanner at:
• Murray Law Group, LLC – 3775 Sea Mountain Hwy, Little River
• Seaside Vacations – 501 Main St, North Myrtle Beach
• Barc Parc South – 700 Mallard Lake Drive, Myrtle Beach
• Angel Pets – 3574 Hwy 17 Business, Murrells Inlet
• North Myrtle Beach Park & Sports Complex – 150 Citizens Cir, Little River
• Tidal Creek Brewhouse – 3421 Knoles St, Myrtle Beach
• Neal and Pam’s – 20 S Ocean Blvd, Surfside Beach
• Neal’s Creekhouse – 3797 Bus US-17, Murrells Inlet
• The Boathouse Waterway Bar & Grill – 201 Fantasy Harbour Blvd, Myrtle Beach

07/31/2026

On this National Mutt Day let's not forget all of our lovable mutts. Like these two spoiled girls who we adopted from poor circumstances. That's exactly what National Mutt Day is about, adoption. Our shelters are often full of unwanted dogs who deserve so much better. So, if you're on the fence about getting a dog, first make sure you can commit, then visit some of our local shelters around the Grand Strand. You're guaranteed to find a friend for life.

07/29/2026

Dump No Waste. Drains to Waterways.

I wish all municipalities used these stormdrain grates.

EVERYTHING you spray on or leave on your yard eventually makes it's way to these drains. And eventually makes its way to our water systems. Ponds, lakes, rivers, the Intracoastal waterway, and the ocean.

Chemicals aside, did you know that your dogs waste contains a HUGE overabundance of nitrogen and phosphorus, as well as E. Coli, these are a big no no for our aquatic life. These reduce oxygen in the water, and increase algae growth.

Next thing you know, we have less wildlife, and gross waterways. Then Karen complains about the excess algae build up and we dump more chemical into the water to make it pretty again.

It's an endless cycle caused by, you guessed it....PEOPLE.

So, pick up the 💩 or hire us to. Ok....have a pawsome day yall!

07/21/2026

Myth: Dog Waste Disappears on Its Own.

Dog waste does break down eventually, but that does not mean it disappears safely.

While it lingers it can produce odor, attract flies, spread bacteria, and get tracked through the yard by the dogs, the kids, or you.

Rain and mowing can make the mess worse by spreading it around.

So, waiting it out is not really a solution. A single pile can take up to 12 months to fully decompose.

A clean yard takes consistency and regular scooping keeps the problem from piling up.

07/17/2026

Dog P**p Is Not Fertilizer and Here’s Why,

Unlike some animal manure, dog waste contains bacteria, parasites, and acidity that can harm your lawn instead of helping it.

Leaving it in the grass does not “feed” your yard in a healthy way.

It creates odor, mess, and potential health concerns for dogs, children, and you.

If you want a cleaner, healthier lawn, the best first step is removing the waste.

Your grass deserves better than dog p**p.

07/15/2026

🐾It's National Pet Fire Safety Day🚒

Could your pup escape a fire?

Today is a reminder to protect every member of the family—even the four-legged ones.

🧯 Pet rescue decals on doors or windows. Place in an easy to see area that firefighters can spot quickly.

🚪 Practice pet-friendly fire escape plans. Keep leashes or leads close by for quick evacuation.

💼 Know where your dog hides when scared.

Seconds matter. Prep today!