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"We get stopped all the time by people who think it’s adorable that Molly is cleaning. Cater saves buckets, toys, and spades and lets tourists borrow them in her shop.Cater also shared her story in the IAMS’ latest campaign which celebrates all pets and the individuality of each animal.The duo wants to spread the message about beach litter and want to inspire the beachgoers to get involved or at least think twice before they litter.It’s very important not to litter because once the tides come, the litter is gone and will end up into the sea which will later threaten the marine life.Brave Dog Tragically Dies After Saving Its Owner From A Venomous SnakeGolden Retriever In a Duck Hat Becomes One Of The Most Viral Dogs on Instagram Beach Litter. Scarborough is a large town and this is the first day when residents have been able to take there kids onto the beach. OSPAR monitors litter on 100m stretches at over 70 beaches in the North-East Atlantic following common monitoring guidelines.The monitoring records litter in 112 predefined litter … "Once the tide comes in the litter is gone and will make its way into the sea and threaten our marine life. "Our staff start at 5am. Once, her garage was half-filled with beach litter which was supposed to be distributed to local artists for use in their artwork.

"I could probably fill a wheelie bin every week or two with what we collect. "It’s particularly alarming on the beach because people will drop rubbish in the sand, and then it’s a battle against the tides to beat them to it," said Fliss. This was part of our collection, litter picking on the beach last night.

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"Don't be that person. A dog from Scarborough became a local celebrity after cleaning over 250,000 pieces of litter on the beach.Fliss Cater trained her dog, Molly, to search for plastic bottles, ropes, spades, toys, and buckets. When the duo goes on daily walks, they go to the beach and clean up the coastline.In an interview with Mirror, Cater said that the Labrador doesn’t really know the difference between an empty bottle and a bottle that is still full. However, she noticed that people leave so much litter on the beach. Not a moan at beach goers or the council. This was after … A Labrador in Scarborough has become a local "celebrity" after collecting more than 250,000 pieces of beach litter. One of the key indicators of abundance, composition and trends of litter in the marine environment is the amount on beaches. "Do the right thing and find a bin that isn't full or take your litter home. "So far, Labrador Molly has cleared Scarborough's beaches of 250,000 pieces of litterWhen you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. "Fliss added: "Her intentions are good though, and she’s just trying to do the right thing. A dog from Scarborough became a local celebrity after cleaning over 250,000 pieces of litter on the beach. Cleaning up our coastline has never been more important. A dogged effort to clean a beach of its rubbish has seen hundreds of thousands of items removed from the seafront - by a litter-picking Labrador. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. Scarborough Beach: Covered in litter - See 3,312 traveller reviews, 1,421 candid photos, and great deals for Scarborough, UK, at Tripadvisor. "Unfortunately she can’t clean the beach on her own, but she’s trying. When that happens, Cater always searches for a confused person who is wondering why a dog stole their drink.

Get the biggest stories direct to your inboxMolly was trained by her owner Fliss to find plastic bottles, ropes, spades, buckets and toys, and the duo uses their daily walks to clean up the coastline. She pointed out that this led her to some funny and interesting situations.Sometimes Molly “steals” bottles from people at the beach. Molly was trained by her owner Fliss to find plastic bottles, ropes, … Unusual beach finds show scale of pollution problem. At one point my garage was probably 60 per cent filled with beach litter waiting to be distributed to local artists for use in artwork/sculptures etc," she said. The dog always tries to do the right thing. Ourexplains more about how we use your data, and your rights.