Why a pet charge ??

Reader1 wrote:
Another thought - I would like to apply for the job of cleaning up after pets at $5.00 a pet. I figured that if I worked 5-7 days a week at a cg that averaged 60 pets a day, I could make between $78,000-$80,000 a year. Not bad, I'd even have my own pooper scooper and bucket.

That's a good one. Sort of like study of Bill Gates, the study showed he is wasting his time to stop and pick up a $100.00 bill off the ground if it took more than 3 seconds, he would be losing money. You might have a shot at that type of money if you could pick up dog poop in 2 or 2 1/2 seconds. You would have to do a "time in motion study" to find exactly where break even point would be. If you couldn't find a study already done, check out federal grants.