Meet Jasper's Friendly Owner

“Are you interested in unplugging from the world? Relaxing and enjoying your outdoors? Well, you’ve come to the right place.”

Before starting Jasper's Pet Waste Management in 2023, Nikki Sehpin worked in education for 20+ years.  Most of those years were spent traveling and teaching abroad in Asia and the Pacific. 

Through travel, Nikki learned to never take nature for granted. One of the best things about travel is exploring the natural beauty of the world. On the flip side, you’ll also witness the fragility of our planet. You may visit destinations where clean drinking water is a luxury or where natural disasters have caused mass destruction. You may see forests disappearing, coral reefs dying, or glaciers melting before your eyes. When you travel, you learn to appreciate every natural wonder, every sip of clean water and every bite of healthy food. 

This newfound appreciation for nature eventually brought Nikki back to live in the Salt Lake Valley where she was born and raised. Nikki cares deeply about conservation and the environmental concerns facing Utah today. She is trying to do her part to help keep the local watershed safe and healthy by removing hazardous pet waste from the environment before it can leach into the waterways. 

Nikki spends as much time outdoors as possible: snowboarding, kayaking and birdwatching in various undisclosed locations around Utah.  At Jasper's, we understand the need for work-life balance in today's unpredictable, high-pressured world. We want to offer a solution for those who are trying to do it all.  Let us take care of your least favorite part of pet ownership while you focus on making a bigger impact at work and in the world. We will give you back your valuable time so that you can be present and focus on what you love. 

“Now I want to hear your story.

Thank you for taking the time to read my story. I hope you can sense my level of commitment to my craft. I look forward to meeting you and hearing your ideas on what a balanced lifestyle would look like for you.”

Nikki Sehpin, Owner/Pet Waste Technician