New London County · Southeastern Connecticut
Dog Poop Scooping in Ledyard, CT
Local dog poop scooping for Ledyard yards and properties. Six quick questions, then Shawn texts your price.
- WhereTown of Ledyard (includes the village of Gales Ferry), plus neighboring Preston
- ZIP codes06339, 06335 (Gales Ferry), 06338 (Mashantucket), 06365 (Preston)
- ServiceWeekly, 2x a week or every other week
- Weekly offer50% off your initial cleanup
Your Ledyard pooper scooper
Dog poop scooping in Ledyard.
Seaside Pet Waste Management scoops dog poop for homes and businesses in Ledyard, CT. Pick a schedule that fits your yard: weekly, twice a week or every other week, or book a one-time cleanup to catch up. We can add deodorizing to freshen the spots your dogs use most.
We cover Town of Ledyard (includes the village of Gales Ferry), including Ledyard Center (Ledyard Village), Gales Ferry, Christy Hill Estates, Devonshire Estates, Ferry View Heights, Glenwoods, Birdland, Sherwood Forest, Woodridge Estates, Aljen Heights, Barrett Park, Colonial Manor, Cranwood Homestead, Highlands, Lakeside, Lantern Hill, Long Pond, Parsonage Hill Manor, Presidential Estates, Quaker Town, Stonehenge and Mashantucket Pequot Reservation, in ZIP codes 06339, 06335 (Gales Ferry) and 06338 (Mashantucket).
We also scoop next door in Preston (ZIP 06365).
Ledyard is one of the towns where many of our customers live, so we know the area well.
Answer six quick questions in the quote form and Shawn, the owner, will text you an exact price for your yard.
Villages and neighborhoods in Ledyard
- Ledyard Center (Ledyard Village)
- Gales Ferry
- Christy Hill Estates
- Devonshire Estates
- Ferry View Heights
- Glenwoods
- Birdland
- Sherwood Forest
- Woodridge Estates
- Aljen Heights
- Barrett Park
- Colonial Manor
- Cranwood Homestead
- Highlands
- Lakeside
- Lantern Hill
- Long Pond
- Parsonage Hill Manor
- Presidential Estates
- Quaker Town
- Stonehenge
- Mashantucket Pequot Reservation
- Preston
Out and about
Where Ledyard dogs play.
Parks, trails and dog areas in and around town, with the dog rules from their own pages.
Great Oak Park (Nathan Lester House)
153 Vinegar Hill Road, Ledyard, CT
1.4-mile blue perimeter trail. Town open space, so Ordinance 500-006 applies: leash no longer than 10 feet.
Colonel Ledyard Park
End of Blonders Boulevard, Ledyard, CT
1.5-mile blue loop trail starting behind the tennis courts. Ordinance 500-006 requires leashes and bars dogs from courts and athletic fields.
Ledyard Glacial Park
Whalehead Road (north side, under the power lines near Tanglewood Drive), Ledyard, CT
1.5-mile blue loop trail with a boulder scramble. Leash rule under Ordinance 500-006 applies.
Poquetanuck Cove trail
Off Avery Hill Road, about 0.3 miles south of Michael Lane, Ledyard, CT
The town trail guide says no dogs on this trail.
Good neighbors
Ledyard's dog rules.
Ordinance 500-006: Control of Dogs in Parks and Recreation Areas, School Property and the Historic District
On public lands, including sidewalks, streets, parks, beaches, fields, school property, Historic District property, and town open space, dogs must be on a leash no longer than 10 feet and must not roam. Owners must keep dogs off playgrounds, athletic fields, basketball and tennis courts, and bathing areas, and are liable for damage. A violation is an infraction with a $92 fine, and the person can be removed from the area and denied future entry with a dog. Effective September 24, 2020. The ordinance has no dog-waste pick-up clause.
Ordinance 300-016: Stormwater Ordinance
The stormwater ordinance regulates non-stormwater discharges to the town storm drain system. Its definition of pollutants includes animal wastes. It is not a specific dog pick-up rule.
Connecticut state law: dogs roaming at large (CGS 22-364)
State law says a dog owner or keeper may not let a dog roam at large on another person's land, or on a public highway, when it is not under the owner's or keeper's control. This is a roaming law, not a pick-up law.
Leash and control
Ordinance 500-006 Section 3: dogs must be leashed at all times on public lands, with leashes no longer than 10 feet. The Conservation Commission may propose leash-free areas for Town Council approval (Section 4). Fine $92.
Why it matters here
Ledyard runs along the east bank of the Thames River, and about 4.6 percent of the town's area is water.
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We also serve, in New London County: New London, Groton, Norwich, Montville, Stonington & Mystic, East Lyme, Bozrah, Griswold.
A little local history
Ledyard, then and now.
- 1781
The town is named for Colonel William Ledyard, killed commanding Colonial forces at the Battle of Groton Heights in September 1781.
- 1793
The Nathan Lester House was built. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1972.
- 1836
Ledyard was set off from Groton by an act of the Connecticut Legislature.
- 1869
The Main Sawmill was built. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1972.
- 1993
The Mashantucket Pequot Reservation Archeological District was added to the National Register and named a National Historic Landmark.
- 2020
The Town Council adopted Ordinance 500-006 on dog control in public areas after leashed dogs were attacked at the Nathan Lester House.
Local pet care
Pet businesses in Ledyard.
Vets, groomers, shops and shelters in town. We just handle the other end.
Ledyard Animal Control (Ledyard Police Animal Control Division) and shelter (opens in a new tab)
Municipal animal control and shelter
1 J. Alfred Clark Lane, Ledyard, CT 06339
Around town
Things to do in Ledyard.
Hike Ledyard trails
The Conservation Commission lists about 14 trails, from the easy 0.3-mile Kettlehole Trail to the Glacial Park boulder scramble.
Great Oak Park and Nathan Lester House
Trails, gardens, dinosaur tracks, an old cemetery, and the remains of a 400-year-old tree at 153 Vinegar Hill Road.
Foxwoods Resort Casino
Owned and run by the Mashantucket Pequot Tribe on its reservation in the northeast part of Ledyard.
Gales Ferry historic districts
Two historic districts with late colonial and early national farmstead buildings at the site of the old Thames River ferry.
Google reviews · Ledyard
What our Ledyard customers say.
- “Professional” × 4
- “Thorough” × 4
- “On time” × 3
- “Gates locked” × 2
Thanks, Ledyard!
Meghan P. “At Dogs By The Dozen, we have dozens of pups who leave dozens of doggie piles! We count on Seaside to help us make sure we didn't miss a single one, so we can continue to have safe and sanitary fun. Thank you for keeping us looking our best!”
Eva M. “Nice guy. Quick response when contacted. Efficient professional and thorough! With a busy life for work and kids I can cross this one worry off the list of never ending to do's! Thanks again!”
Katie-Lynn C. “Fairly priced, great communication, on time and very professional.”
Jennifer M. “Here is a valuable business we didn't know we needed!!! Shawn was on time, professional, and did an outstandingly thorough job in my yard (in the rain, no less). Exceeding all my expectations and now I know I can walk out in my yard without my "special" shoes. If you're a busy person with little time to do this task, just don't want to do it, or not able, I think Shawn is your guy. You will get texts before and after his visit, even sending a photo of your locked gate! To know my yard is secure is so important to me. Highly recommend this service!”
Karen Z. “So happy with Sean and his service. Nice courteous guy on time and did a great job”
Kevin P. “Great service, very reasonably priced. Friendly, thorough and quick response. Highly recommended.”
alec M. “This has been a great service and super helpful as we have 3 dogs! Pricing is fantastic and Shawn was quick and responsive! Came out right away for the initial clean and sent pictures of the work and gates locked as he left! We really appreciate the pictures as it’s extra insurance to know gates are locked for our pups!”
Dean M. “Amazing service. Professional. Right to the point.”
A B. “Recommend 100%. Punctual and thorough. Needs to raise his prices. So worth it.”
Frequently asked
Ledyard questions, answered.
Which ZIP codes do you cover in Ledyard?
We serve 06339, 06335 (Gales Ferry) and 06338 (Mashantucket), plus 06365 in neighboring Preston. Not sure if your street is covered? Call or text (860) 865-8673.
How much does dog poop scooping cost?
Your price depends on how many dogs you have, how often you want us and where you live. Answer six quick questions in the quote form and Shawn will text you your exact price.
What towns do you serve?
New London, Groton, Ledyard, Norwich, Montville, Stonington and Mystic, East Lyme, Bozrah and Griswold, all in New London County, CT. Not sure about your street? Put your ZIP code in the quote form and we'll let you know.
Is there a deal for new customers?
Yes. New weekly customers get 50% off the initial cleanup, and weekly service includes a free deodorizing treatment once a month.
Will I know when you've been there?
Yes. You get a text when we're on the way and another when we're done, with a photo of your locked gate if you have one.
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Get a quote in about a minute, or call or text. New weekly customers get 50% off the initial cleanup.