Poop Patrol Waste Bucket

There’s no mistaking what goes in here! Stencils and spray paint make a poop patrol bucket that’s fun, quick to make and ready for action.

Choose a container that’s appropriately sized for the number of furry ‘children’ you have. We used a six-gallon galvanized trashcan but a five-gallon plastic paint bucket works just as well.

Make sure the container has a locking lid to contain odors and avoid spills. You can purchase scented trash bags or simply tuck the bucket a safe distance away from the house.

If you have Chihuahuas instead of Great Danes, simply use a smaller container and adjust the setting on your printer to resize our stencils.

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Poop patrol waste bucket instructions

Poop Patrol Waste Bucket

what you'll need

poop patrol waste bucket template
card stock
precision knife
spray adhesive
bucket or trashcan with locking lid
outdoor/indoor spray paint, black and white
trash bags

let's do it

Download the poop patrol waste bucket template and open in Adobe Reader.
Print on card stock and cut out waste symbol and letters where indicated using a precision knife.
Spray adhesive on back of waste stencil then place on front of bucket or can. Spray paint black, carefully lift off stencil and allow paint to dry.
Repeat process using letter stencil and white paint. Allow bucket to dry. Insert trash bags then reach for your pooper-scooper!

Cheryl Says

It’s a good idea to place double bags inside the bucket, especially if you have lots of waste to collect.