A depressed resident criticized dog walkers as ‘careless’ for dumping their pet poop in her bin by displaying a note next to the footpath.
The Sydney woman took a black plastic bag filled with dog poop from her crate and attached a handwritten note to dog owners in her area.
“Dog Breeders,” she titled the message. ‘Please do not put dog poop in empty residents’ bins.’
A frustrated Sydneysider left a message (pictured) for dog owners to leave plastic bags full of pet poop in her crate
‘It’s so inconsiderate and who wants a crate that smells like dog? !! Put it elsewhere!!! ‘
A photograph was taken of the note and provided to Yahoo News Australia.
It is understood that the woman left many residents with plastic bags of their dog poop in her bin.
It comes a month after another Sydney resident wrote a scathing post on a local community Facebook page addressed to people in town dropping dog poop in her bin.
‘I’m sure I’ll get hate for this but it’s going to get very frustrating late and I just want to vent.’
‘While I appreciate people cleaning up after their dog as they do their thing, I don’t appreciate it being placed in my bin right on collection day when the bin is empty so I can Place the crate in his driveway. all week,’ she said.
It sparked a debate in the comments about whether people should bring their pet poop or put it in one’s bin.
Another Sydney resident raised the issue of dumping dog poop in a bin last month, sparking a heated debate among residents on a local community page.
It comes after a man in Warrnambool, Victoria, personally hung a sign urging dog owners to pick up their pets after their pets last year.
A Victorian man took it one step further to tackle the problem of ignorant dog owners not cleaning up after their pets by drilling a sign into the fence last year.
The unnamed man placed his homemade sign along the boardwalk in Warrnambool, south Victoria, raising the question of why locals don’t pick up their pet poop.
He gave a range of reasons including ‘I’m a fool’, ‘I’m lazy’, ‘Mom is still cleaning up after me’ and another question if the people simply don’t care. environmental concerns or not.
‘Don’t be a thrower, pick up your dog and take out the trash,’ the sign reads.
Photos of the sign went viral on Facebook with residents calling for ‘great’ warnings to be set up everywhere across Australia.
