Poopy Pouch Pet Waste Station Control System
(Part#PP-SD-01-HGR)

The convenient, freestanding Poopy Pouch Doggy Poo Unit waste station is the all-in-one solution to doggy waste. This handy unit includes everything you need to encourage pet owners to clean up after their pets, including: Locking aluminum powder coated dispenser in green gloss finish, 8-foot steel channel post in Hunter green gloss finish (in two 4-foot sections), 10-gallon Powder coated steel waste receptacle with retainer bands, 9" x 12" aluminum sign: Clean Up After Your Pet, 800 Poopy Pouch Doggy Poo bags (2 rolls of 400 bags each), and Mounting hardware and instructions.

*13-gallon biodegradable waste receptacle liners are sold separately.

The Poopy Pouch Dogg Poo Unit waste station is perfect for: Parks and Campgrounds, Public Beaches, Cities & Municipalities, Gated Communities, Apartments & Condos, Rec Areas, Veterinary Offices, Doggy Day Care Canters, Pet Groomers, Pet Stores, Home Use, etc.

Every year in the United States alone, dogs produce 3.6 billion pounds of waste. So, how much IS 3.6 billion pounds of pet waste, you ask? Well, packed about a foot deep, it would cover 800 football fields.

There's no disputing that dog is man's best friend, but we also agree that there's nothing "friendly" about doggy waste. Waste that isn't scooped doesn't just go away. It can become a suprising inconvenience for unsuspecting passers-by. But more importantly, it poses a health risk to other animals, humans, and the environment.

Dog waste contains disease-causing bacteria, like E.Coli and Salmonella, which can make people ill. Storm water and tides carry doggy waste into our oceans and waterways where it pollutes our waters with nasty bacteria.

Dog waste is an environmental hazard, and many cities now have laws that require you to clean up after your dog. Whether your dog is large or small, picking up his waste is the responsible thing to do. That's why we created Poopy Pouch. our bags and waste stations to make it a little easier for all pet owners to become better neighbors and better guardians of out planet.

(*LIPA USA Reports*)