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Obama admits he scoops First Dog's poop

1/10/2011

 
"He may be leader of the free world, but when he takes his dog for a walk, President Barack Obama says he bends down to do the nasty work of cleaning up like anyone else." ...Full story from CBS News

Dogs can't flush: Our new PUP spot

8/20/2010

 
Kids. Dogs. "Awww!" factor. We were going for it all in our latest PUP program spot. Let us know if we hit the mark.

You'll be humming it all afternoon.

6/4/2010

 
PUP pledger Tabitha recently left us a comment:

I just heard your commercial on the radio and LOVE it! So clever and catchy! Please post a link so I can share it with my friends! :)

Gladly. Share away, Tabitha.

Zoo's poop event is crappy. In a good way.

5/25/2010

 
We're proud to support Cleveland Metroparks Zoo's Scoop on Poop event going on now through September: As their site promotes, the zoo "takes a tactful approach to the topic, using both science and humor." And we love their new radio spot. Poop jokes. Always funny.

No baggies? Consider Plan C...

5/11/2010

 
We're all about being green, but there's some green we just won't take here in Cleveland: If you're headed to The Q for tonight's Cleveland Cavaliers playoff matchup with the Boston Celtics, you might see this PUP campaign video during a timeout or two. Special thanks to Cavs mascot Moondog and the Cavs PR department. Love. It.
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    Wally Waterdrop and his dog Pup represent the Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District's Pick Up Poop campaign to help the environment (and hey, promote politeness, too).

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