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Dog waste business started with $1,000 now makes over $200,000 a month

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What happened

Swoop Scoop, a dog-waste removal company that started in Washington in late 2020, has impressive monthly revenues surpassing $200,000.

Initially catering to twenty clients, the business experienced rapid growth, now counting hundreds among its subscribers.

Key facts

  • Swoop Scoop, a dog-waste removal company that started in Washington in late 2020, has impressive monthly revenues surpassing $200,000.
  • Reported by Times of India and published Thu, 17 Sep 2026 15:36:33 UTC.

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