Other owners do not pick up.
Now you watch where you step every time you walk your dog.
At a ParkPaws community there is a real team behind the pet areas. We clean and disinfect the dog spaces on a schedule, keep the bag stations full, and give you one QR code to report a problem — for the dog areas, and for anything else that is broken.
Small things — until you deal with them every day.
Now you watch where you step every time you walk your dog.
A waste station is only useful if somebody keeps it stocked.
Waste, residue, hair, dirt and odor build up fast in a busy pet space.
Gate handles, latches, bin lids, benches and dog-wash controls are shared surfaces.
Dog waste carries germs that spread to other dogs — and some that spread to people. ParkPaws cleans the dog surfaces your dog uses and the shared surfaces your hands touch, with veterinary-grade products used as the label directs.
The surfaces your dog walks, sniffs and rolls on.
The shared surfaces every dog owner touches.
Vomit, diarrhea or a suspected contagious illness starts our disinfection protocol right away. We alert your property team and help them decide when to close and reopen the area. This is part of your property's service — no emergency charge. No cleaning program can guarantee disease prevention, but your community has a plan instead of a guess.
You should never have to guess whether a broken dog-park latch belongs under “amenity,” “grounds” or “common area.” Scan, tap, done.
Anything about the pet areas goes straight to the team that cleans them.
Use the same QR. Your description, photo and location go to your property's maintenance contact — you never need to know who owns the repair.
The normal camera already on your phone. No ParkPaws app.
Posted around the pet areas. No account, login or password.
Add a photo or video if it helps. Send. Someone now owns it.
The QR just opens this same form. Tap the button and go.
Report it whenever you see it. Response follows your property's ParkPaws service schedule — the QR is always open, which is not the same as a technician on call around the clock.
At participating properties, ParkPaws provides welcome bags at launch plus a monthly allotment, so dog owners know who ParkPaws is, what we clean, where the QR codes are and how to report a problem — before they ever need to complain to the front office.
Property teams bring in ParkPaws when residents ask. Copy one of these, change anything you like, and send it to your office by email, the resident portal or the front desk. It is written from a dog owner who has not used ParkPaws yet — edit anything that is not true for you.
“Email” opens your own mail app with the message filled in. Put your office's address in the To line.
Other dog owners in the building? A message from three households gets read differently than one. Share this page: parkpaws.org/residents
Cleaner dog spaces. Disinfected shared surfaces. Stocked bags. One QR for any problem. No extra app. And somebody who actually owns the follow-up.