An apparatus for collecting and temporarily storing animal waste such as dog droppings includes a portable storage container with a pivoting lid movable between an open position and a closed position to keep contents dry. The container is adapted to receive and secure thereto a removable liner bag for easy disposal of the waste. A handle attached to the container pivots the lid open and closed with one position exposing the interior space from above for ease of adding and removing liner bags. A removable waste scooper is suspended from an outer wall of the container. The user need only touch the handle and a scooper when depositing droppings into the bag. The lid extends over an upper mouth of the container to prevent water from rain or sprinklers from seeping into the inner space. Custom compostable liner bags may be provided with lobes that are captured within bag retainers on front and rear walls.

A new fecal matter scooper for pets is described. The fecal matter scooper includes a frame having a first end portion and a second end portion, a pair of actuating scoop jaws driven by a motor disposed on the first end portion of the frame, a handle disposed on the second end portion of the frame including a switch, the pair of scoop jaws configured to be actuated from an open position to a closed position by the switch, a bag including a pair of slots on an openable and closable end portion of the bag, each slot receiving one of the scoop jaws therethrough.

An apparatus for collecting waste material is disclosed. The apparatus comprises a housing, a handle and telescopic arms mounted to the housing. The apparatus comprises a first roller and a second roller. The first roller is mounted to one telescopic arm and the second roller is mounted to the other telescopic arm. The apparatus comprises a sheet dispenser holding a sheet. There is a motor mounted to the sheet dispenser. Squeezing of the handle opens the telescopic arms. The motor is operated in a forward direction to dispense the sheet over the telescopic arms and the rollers. The telescopic arms in open position are aligned with a waste material, and the motor is operated in a reverse direction to rotate the rollers inwards in order to pull the waste material into the sheet. The handle is released to dispose off the sheet comprising the waste material.

An animal feces collection assembly for holding a plastic bag open for receiving animal feces includes a holder that has a stem portion and a ring portion. The stem portion can be gripped by a user and the ring portion can have a plastic bag positioned therearound. The ring portion has a groove integrated therein. A gasket is positionable around the ring portion such that the gasket is positioned in the groove. In this way the gasket compresses the plastic bag into the groove to retain the plastic bag on the ring portion.

A sanitary excrement removal and bagging system is provided that is capable of collecting multiple, individual portions of dog waste or other excrement and storing them within separate sealed packets of a flexible elongate bag. The excrement removal and bagging system includes a disposable bag and a waste collector including an elongate tube for supporting the disposable bag and a retraction mechanism for drawing the disposable bag into an interior space of the elongate tube. A retraction mechanism can pull the bag into the waste collector. As the bag is pulled into the waste collector, a bag sealing mechanism can close the bag at discrete locations along the length of the bag forming a series of pockets capable of safely and hygienically holding dog waste or other excrements. The bag sealing member can include heating elements for heating and welding the bag to seal the pockets.

A waste collection device including a compartment for receiving pet waste or other waste. The device is attached to the end of a leaf blower, hand vacuum, or other device which provides suction. Accessories may be included which allow universal mounting to most or all types of vacuums and leaf blowers. A removable filter bag may be included for cleaner removal of waste.

A compact animal waste collector kit includes a hinged lid receptacle which is sized and shaped to be hand-held and support an animal waste bag; and an animal waste bag sized and shaped to fit over an open end of the hinged lid receptacle and in the hinged lid receptacle.

A plastic bag dispenser device for dispensing feces bags with help from a moisture pad includes a tube. The tube has an aperture positioned on the side of the tube. The aperture provides an opening for a user to grab a canine feces bag. A lid is positioned on top of the tube. A compartment is attached to the top of the lid. The compartment defines a space for a moisture pad to be placed. The moisture pad wets the fingers of the user. A roll of bags is stored within the hollow interior of the tube. Each of the bags is coupled to each other by a perforation line. The user can separate each bag from the roll by pulling the bag from the perforation line. A snap hook clip is attached to the exterior of the tube and is used for attaching the tube to a canine leash.

A canine feces rake device for manually removing canine feces with a plurality of prongs includes a handle. A foam wrap is enwrapped around an exterior surface of the handle and provides an area fore the user to grasp the handle. A shaft protrudes out from an end of the foam wrap. An end of the shaft can be inserted in a port of a rake. The port has a pair of holes and each of the holes has threading. A pair of screws engages by threading with the pair of holes and helps retain the shaft in a fixed position relative to the rake. A plurality of prongs extends out from an edge of the rake and has a curvature. The plurality of prongs scoops the canine feces and transports the canine feces to a waste container.

A telescopic pet litter pickup device comprises a hand grip at a first proximate end, telescopic members and a picker at a second end, the picker having three or more arms, the hand grip comprising a picking mechanism and the telescopic members are arranged to extend from a first retracted transport length to a second usage length and/or a third usage length longer than the second usage length. The picking mechanism is arranged to control movement of the arms. The picking mechanism is activated by a trigger and is designed to function in any of the first retracted transport length, the second usage length, and/or the third usage length. The arms define an internal volume in a closed position adapted for receiving a pet faeces. The arms include catches adapted to catch and hold a top elastic litter bag within the internal volume in the closed and open position.