A feces collection assembly includes a handle. The handle is elongated thereby facilitating the handle to extend to ground when the handle is gripped. A grip is attached to the handle for enhancing gripping the handle and a ring is movably positioned on the grip. The ring is urgeable between an opening position and a closing position. A pair of jaws is each movably positioned on the handle to manipulate feces on the ground. Each of the jaws is operationally coupled to the ring, and the pair of jaws opens and closes when the ring is urged between the opening and closing positions. Thus, the jaws can be positioned around the feces and subsequently close beneath the feces. A plurality of bags is provided and a selected one of the bags is wrapped around the jaws to capture the feces when the jaws are closed around the feces.

A pet excrement collection apparatus for handsfree waste pickup includes a handle and a hollow extension pole coupled to the handle. A trigger is coupled to the handle and is coupled to a jaw rod extending through the extension pole and out a jaw rod aperture between a forked distal end of the extension pole. A pair of arms is coupled to the distal end, each having a toothed rotator wheel engaged with a plurality of jaw rod teeth of the jaw rod. A waste bag is coupled to a bag frame and a pair of bag rods. A pair of bag rod receptacle mechanisms is coupled to each of the pair of arms and selectively receives the pair of bag rods. A release mechanism engages a release end of the pair of bag rods and alternatively releases the pair of bag rods when activated by a bag eject lever.

The current invention includes a waste collection assembly having a collector that forms a channel to transmit waste to a detachable receptacle, such as a plastic bag. Waste, and preferably animal waste, can be collected and then deposited in the plastic bag receptacle of the invention which can further be detached from the collector and discarded and replaced with a fresh bag.

A dog feces collecting apparatus (10), including: at least two jaws (14a, 14b), being rotatable (40) one in relation to the other; and a disposable bag (16), comprising: means (22, 17, 19), for manually connecting the disposable bag (16) to the jaws (14a, 14b) while the ends (36a, 36b) of the jaws (14a, 14b) are drawn apart one from the other; and attaching means (20a, 20b, 17, 19), for attaching portions of the disposable bag (16) meeting one another upon meeting of ends (36a, 36b) of the jaws (14a, 14b), thereby upon drawing the ends (36a, 36b) of the least two jaws (14a, 14b) apart one from the other, the attaching means (20a, 20b, 17, 19) removes the disposable bag (16) from at least one of the jaws (14a, 14b).

An animal feces collection assembly for collecting animal feces includes a collection unit that may be positioned on the ground in front of animal feces. A bag is removably positioned on the collection unit for receiving the animal feces. A scooper is provided for urging the animal feces into the collection unit.

An animal waste removal and collection system may include a waste removal apparatus with a handle, a blade connected proximate to an end of the handle, and a comb connected proximate to the end of the handle opposite the blade. The waste removal apparatus is configured to be supported on a support surface at a first contact point of the blade with the support surface and at multiple second contact points of the comb with the support surface. The animal waste removal and collection system may also include a waste collection apparatus with another handle and a pan connected proximate to an end of the second handle. The pan includes a base and walls extending upwardly from the base, where one of the walls includes a slot to interface with the blade and another one of the walls includes a second comb to interface with the first comb.

Disclosed is a tool for cleaning debris from sand when pulled on the sand by a user which has a sieve and a handle, and which sieve is generally semi-cylindrically shaped, and has a pair of balloon tires rotatably mounted to the frame of the sieve, which tires are mounted colinear with the center of mass of the sieve. The frame of the sieve has a crossbar which is slightly off-center from said open mouth of said sieve, forming openings on either side of the crossbar, and allowing the handle, which is disposed on the crossbar, to effectively and easily rotate the sieve by being offset from the center of mass and center of rotation of the sieve. The handle is offset from the plane of the mouth of the sieve so as to further facilitate rotation and dragging in an in-use or not-in-use manner selectively.

Devices and methods suitable for collecting and disposing of waste, preferably from a standing position, with relatively little effort. Such a device includes a tubular body having a lowermost side, an uppermost side, and front and rear openings at front and rear axial ends thereof, respectively. A handle is secured to the body by an extension member so as to be ergonomic in relation to the body. The tubular body is configured to collect waste through the front opening and transfer the waste through the rear opening and into a container coupled to the rear end of the tubular body.

The present disclosure presents an apparatus which assists with disposal of animal excrement. The apparatus includes a conduit having a first end and a second end, wherein the first and second ends are fluidly coupled to a handle and a nozzle, respectively. The handle is fluidly coupled to a water source and provides a lever that is operably coupled to an internal valve allowing the user to control the flow rate of water through the conduit and nozzle. The apparatus further includes a splash guard that is coupled to the nozzle and extends a predetermined distance beyond the exit orifice of the nozzle. The nozzle and splash guard are engineered to produce a turbulent churning of the discharged water when the splash guard is in sufficient contact with the ground that allows for the rapid breakdown and dissolution of the animal excrement.

A dog feces collecting apparatus (10), including: at least two jaws (14a, 14b), being rotatable (40) one in relation to the other; and a disposable bag (16), comprising: means (22, 17, 9), for manually connecting the disposable bag (16) to the jaws (14a, 14b) while the ends (36a, 36b) of the jaws (14a, 14b) are drawn apart one from the other; and attaching means (20a, 20b, 17, 19), for attaching portions of the disposable bag (16) meeting one another upon meeting of ends (36a, 36b) of 10 the jaws (14a, 14b), thereby upon drawing the ends (36a, 36b) of the least two jaws (14a, 14b) apart one from the other, the attaching means (20a, 20b, 17, 19) removes the disposable bag (16) from at least one of the jaws (14a, 14b).