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Dog Poo Fairy

There’s no such thing as the Dog Poo Fairy

Keep Britain Tidy’s research shows that dog fouling is a major concern to members of the public. There also appears to be a bigger problem that has arisen in that increasing amounts of bagged dog faeces are being left behind as people fail to dispose of their bags after cleaning up after their pets. Research has also found that 70% of local authorities have some sort of problem within their area.

To tackle this problem, Keep Britain Tidy has launched a national dog fouling campaign to encourage irresponsible dog owners to clean up after their pets.

The campaign features eye-catching creative of a ‘dog poo fairy’ and the message ‘There’s no such thing as the Dog Poo Fairy’, and is displayed on bus stops, billboards and phone boxes across England.

The media focus is based around a case study on a toddler, Aimee, who hit news headlines after falling in dog poo and losing partial sight in her eye after suffering with toxocariasis. This media angle contains a strong worming aspect and highlights how important it is for dog owners to worm their dog so that the risk of toxocariasis is diminished.

Importantly, the campaign has gained the support of more than 85 local authorities in England who will be promoting dog waste bags, sponsored by Dicky Bags, as a positive solution.  Find out more about dog waste solutions.

As a reward to all responsible dog owners, the Dog Poo Fairy can help to turn well-cared-for pooches into the superstar they deserve to be! Make your pet the next pop sensation.

Order your free campaign posters and bin stickers
Or to find out more about the campaign or any other Keep Britain Tidy campaigns, please email  marketing.enquiries@keepbritaintidy.org  or call 01942 612621.

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  • JESSICA BOLTON, London

    I beeleve in the dog poo fairy

  • laura butler, East of England

    There is a phantom dog poo thrower that feels the need to disgard of his poo bags in a hedged plot of land at the bottom of my street. There are hundreds over a 10m fenced stretch. I have watched him do this twice now and have noted the street he lives on. I am yet to find out his house number. The disgusting thing is is this man walks past a poo bin on his daily route but still feels the need to dispose of it where children walk past everyday on their school run! Have just ordered some of your posters and leaflets to target dog walkers following by example this has to stop!

  • Keep Britain Tidy

    Materials, including posters and stickers, can be ordered through this website. Just follow the link 'Order materials'. There is no charge for small quantities. Email press@keepbritaintidy.org about obtaining PDF versions of posters.

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