Abstract: A waste collection device for animal waste having an elongate tubular handle and a head defining a frame at the lower end. The frame is fabricated from a resilient material such as spring wire and removably supports a plastic bag which bag is disposed of when the collection procedure is completed. A retention slot is provided in a portion of the handle so that a cuff on the bag may be engaged with a portion of the frame and a portion of the bag pinched and frictionally engaged in the slot to temporarily secure the bag in place.

Abstract: A waste collection device for animal waste having an elongate tubular handle with a flexible frame at the lower end. The frame supports a removable plastic bag which bag is disposed of when the collection procedure is completed. A clip permits various sized plastic bags to be retained on the frame. In one embodiment the frame may be used as a short hand-held scoop-like device independent of the tubular handle.

Abstract: A frame is provided with a pair of spaced ground wheels at the lower end thereof and a handle at the upper end thereof. A saddle-bearing member is pivotally mounted upon the frame to be selectively folded against the frame or, alternately, supported in a generally horizontal saddle-bearing position by a foldable strut. Foldable ground support means are also pivotally secured to the frame for cooperating with the ground wheels to support the carrier in an upright position. Seat and shade means are selectively attachable to the frame.