In a recent interview with the Orlando SentinelJosh Cahill, founder of fast-growing dog waste removal franchise Scoop Soldiers, explained how his previous career in lawn care led him to see that many clients' yards were covered in dog waste, which got caught in mower tires. But that, ahem, crappy frustration ended up sparking the inspiration that would change his life and the lives of many new franchisees.

While most people believe dog waste makes good fertilizer, Cahill explained that because of the protein in a canine’s diet, it’s actually bad for plants and grass. That’s just one reason that Scoop Soldiers is providing an essential service not only for home- and property-owners but also for lawn care professionals everywhere.

Scoop Soldiers has expanded to 10 cities since it was founded, and has two more on the pipeline.

Read the full article here.

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