New London County · Southeastern Connecticut
Dog Poop Scooping in Stonington & Mystic, CT
Local dog poop scooping for Stonington & Mystic yards and properties. Six quick questions, then Shawn texts your price.
- WhereTown of Stonington (includes the Borough of Stonington, Pawcatuck, and the east side of Mystic)
- ZIP codes06355, 06378, 06379
- ServiceWeekly, 2x a week or every other week
- Weekly offer50% off your initial cleanup
Your Stonington & Mystic pooper scooper
Dog poop scooping in Stonington & Mystic.
Seaside Pet Waste Management scoops dog poop for homes and businesses in Stonington & Mystic, 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 Stonington (includes the Borough of Stonington, Pawcatuck, and the east side of Mystic), including Borough of Stonington, Pawcatuck, Mystic (east side, also in Groton), Old Mystic (part, mostly in Groton), Lords Point, Wequetequock, Quiambaug, Mason's Island, Enders Island, Greenmanville and Pequotsepos, in ZIP codes 06355, 06378 and 06379.
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 Stonington & Mystic
- Borough of Stonington
- Pawcatuck
- Mystic (east side, also in Groton)
- Old Mystic (part, mostly in Groton)
- Lords Point
- Wequetequock
- Quiambaug
- Mason's Island
- Enders Island
- Greenmanville
- Pequotsepos
Out and about
Where Stonington & Mystic dogs play.
Parks, trails and dog areas in and around town, with the dog rules from their own pages.
Paffard Woods (Avalonia Land Conservancy)
West side of North Main Street, about half a mile north of Route 1, Stonington, CT
Avalonia lists pets as permitted, dogs on leash. Trails are two intersecting loops, the larger about 1.25 miles.
Knox Preserve (Avalonia Land Conservancy)
Wilcox Road, off Route 1, Stonington, CT
Avalonia lists pets as permitted, dogs on leash. About 1.1 miles of unmarked trails along Quiambaug Cove.
Good neighbors
Stonington & Mystic's dog rules.
Town of Stonington Ordinance Re: Removal of Animal Waste (adopted September 5, 2000, effective September 23, 2000)
Anyone owning, keeping, walking, or in control of a dog or other animal must remove all feces the animal leaves on another person's private property, condominium common elements, or public property, including parks, beaches, and school grounds, before leaving the immediate area. Guide dogs accompanying a blind person are exempt. The fine is $35 per violation. The ordinance is posted without a code section number.
CGS Sec. 22-364 (state law): dogs roaming at large
Connecticut state law says no owner or keeper may let a dog roam at large on another person's land or on a public highway when it is not under the owner's control. A violation is an infraction. This statute is about control, not waste pickup. CGS 22-364a covers releasing a domestic animal that damages another person's property and is not a pet waste rule either.
Why it matters here
Stonington sits on Long Island Sound. The Mystic River forms its western side through the village of Mystic and flows to Fishers Island Sound, and the Pawcatuck River separates Pawcatuck from Westerly, Rhode Island, emptying into Little Narragansett Bay.
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We also serve, in New London County: New London, Groton, Ledyard, Norwich, Montville, East Lyme, Bozrah, Griswold.
A little local history
Stonington & Mystic, then and now.
- 1649
Thomas Stanton set up a trading house in the Pawcatuck section of town.
- 1658
Massachusetts named the settlement Souther Towne, or Southerton.
- 1662
The area officially became part of Connecticut when the colony received its royal charter.
- 1666
After being called Mistick in 1665, the town was named Stonington, meaning stony town.
- 1814
A British squadron under Sir Thomas Hardy bombarded Stonington from August 9 to 12 in what became known as the Battle of Stonington.
- 1840
The Stonington Harbor Light was built. It has been a Stonington Historical Society museum since 1925.
Local pet care
Pet businesses in Stonington & Mystic.
Vets, groomers, shops and shelters in town. We just handle the other end.
Stonington Veterinary Hospital (opens in a new tab)
veterinarian
785 Stonington Rd, Stonington, CT 06378
Stonington Animal Control (opens in a new tab)
animal control
173 South Broad Street, Pawcatuck, CT 06379 (phone 860-599-4411)
Around town
Things to do in Stonington & Mystic.
Mystic Seaport Museum
The largest maritime museum in the United States, established in 1929, in the village of Mystic.
Stonington Harbor Light museum
An 1840 stone lighthouse at Stonington Point in the Borough, run as a museum by the Stonington Historical Society.
Spellman Park, Pawcatuck
Town recreation complex on Spellman Drive with playing fields, a playground, a 9 hole disc golf course, and the 1 mile Tom McCoy Red Trail Loop.
Cannon Square, Stonington Borough
Memorial to the 1814 bombardment, with the two 18-pounder cannons used by American defenders and a granite obelisk.
Google reviews · Stonington & Mystic
What our Stonington & Mystic customers say.
- “Professional” × 4
- “Thorough” × 4
- “On time” × 3
- “Gates locked” × 2
Thanks, Stonington & Mystic!
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
Stonington & Mystic questions, answered.
Which ZIP codes do you cover in Stonington & Mystic?
We serve 06355, 06378 and 06379. Not sure if your street is covered? Call or text (860) 865-8673.
Does Stonington & Mystic have a dog waste rule?
Yes. Town of Stonington Ordinance Re: Removal of Animal Waste (adopted September 5, 2000, effective September 23, 2000): Anyone owning, keeping, walking, or in control of a dog or other animal must remove all feces the animal leaves on another person's private property, condominium common elements, or public property, including parks, beaches, and school grounds, before leaving the immediate area. Guide dogs accompanying a blind person are exempt. The fine is $35 per violation. The ordinance is posted without a code section number.
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.
Still have questions? A real person answers.
Call (860) 865-8673Nearby towns we also serve
- Groton
- North Stonington
- Westerly, Rhode Island
Sources for this page
- Town of Stonington, Ordinance Re: Removal of Animal Waste
- Town of Stonington, Special Acts and Local Ordinances index
- Town of Stonington, Animal Control
- Town of Stonington, Dog Licenses
- Town of Stonington, Town Parks
- Town of Stonington, Dog Park Analysis draft (2016)
- Connecticut General Statutes Chapter 435
- Avalonia, Paffard Woods
- Avalonia, Knox Preserve
- Wikipedia, Stonington, Connecticut
- Wikipedia, Mystic, Connecticut
- Wikipedia, Pawcatuck, Connecticut
- Wikipedia, Stonington (borough), Connecticut
- Wikipedia, Pawcatuck River
- Wikipedia, Mystic Seaport
- Wikipedia, Stonington Harbor Light
Ready when you are
Let's scoop your Stonington & Mystic yard.
Get a quote in about a minute, or call or text. New weekly customers get 50% off the initial cleanup.