Now that the weather has warmed more residents will be enjoying the outdoors with their pets. As a reminder, the
The following excerpts were taken from the Town of Mt. Pleasant website. www.townofmtpleasant.com
Did you know that leaving your pet's waste on the ground allows harmful bacteria and nutrients to wash into the storm drain and into our local waterways? These waterways are the groundwater, ponds, lakes, lagoons, creeks, harbors, and marshes that we use to fish, swim, harvest oysters, cast for shrimp, and provide our drinking water.
SO WHAT IS THE PROBLEM?
Pet waste carries bacteria, viruses, and parasites. Dangerous microbes like Salmonella, Parvovirus and Coronavirus thrive on feces and when washed into our waterbodies, can pose risks to human health and threaten wildlife.
Pet waste also contains nutrients, that when washed into our waterbodies, causes weeds and algae to grow.
Thank you,
Jennifer Seabrook
Certified Manager of Community Associations (CMCA)
Accredited Association Management Company (
Community Management Group
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