Sign up now for Green Dog Walkers Scheme

Dog owners can now sign up for Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council’s Green Dog Walkers Scheme as part of its campaign against dog fouling.
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The national initiative aims to tackle the ongoing anti-social problem by encouraging and supporting responsible dog ownership.

The scheme is free to sign up to and all participants will receive a Green Dog Walkers pack which includes branded dog leads, collars and poo bags.

Mayor of Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council Alderman Mark Fielding said: “I am pleased to launch this new initiative as part of Council’s commitment to addressing the problem of dog fouling which exists across the Borough. Through its practical assistance and awareness-raising I hope we can start to see improvements. We are calling on our local dog owners to work in partnership with us to protect both our environment and our communities from this hazardous and anti-social behaviour.

The Mayor of Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council Alderman Mark Fielding (with dog Poppy) has helped to launch the Green Dog Walkers Scheme alongside Ben Callan, Enforcement Officer, (with dog Mayze) Councillor Margaret Anne McKillop, Ciaran Doran - Senior Environmental Health Officer, the Mayoress Mrs Phyllis Fielding, (with dog Finn) Jeremy Callan, Enforcement Officer and Gail McGrellis, Enforcement Officer (with dog Harley)The Mayor of Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council Alderman Mark Fielding (with dog Poppy) has helped to launch the Green Dog Walkers Scheme alongside Ben Callan, Enforcement Officer, (with dog Mayze) Councillor Margaret Anne McKillop, Ciaran Doran - Senior Environmental Health Officer, the Mayoress Mrs Phyllis Fielding, (with dog Finn) Jeremy Callan, Enforcement Officer and Gail McGrellis, Enforcement Officer (with dog Harley)
The Mayor of Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council Alderman Mark Fielding (with dog Poppy) has helped to launch the Green Dog Walkers Scheme alongside Ben Callan, Enforcement Officer, (with dog Mayze) Councillor Margaret Anne McKillop, Ciaran Doran - Senior Environmental Health Officer, the Mayoress Mrs Phyllis Fielding, (with dog Finn) Jeremy Callan, Enforcement Officer and Gail McGrellis, Enforcement Officer (with dog Harley)

“I would like to thank all our responsible dog owners who already play their part by cleaning up after their dog and I would encourage people to pledge their support to the Green Dog Walker Scheme by signing up now.”

If you would like to become a Green Dog Walker please email your name and address to [email protected]. All those who sign up will receive a Green Dog Walker collar and lead for each licenced dog they own along with a keyring torch and approximately 50 branded poo bags.