Furry friends and their owners took over Freedom Springs Aquatic Center last Saturday. Around 100 dogs jumped, swam, chased balls and had a blast with free range of the pool. Freedom Springs removed the chemicals in the water that would have made it harmful for the dogs. In order to keep some kind of peace at the park, small dogs were able to swim in the morning and after a small break, the big dogs got run of the park.
Halo, a two-year-old chocolate lab brings a ball to the edge of the pool during the Puppy POOLoza event Sept. 11, 2021, in Greenwood. The pool staff cleaned the pool of all chemicals to make it safe for the dogs and play in the water. (Photo by Jacob Musselman)People and their furry friends wait in line to get into Freedom Springs Aquatic Park for the Puppy POOLoza event Sept. 11, 2021, in Greenwood. The pool staff cleaned the pool of all chemicals to make it safe for the dogs and play in the water. (Photo by Jacob Musselman)A dog plays in the water during the Puppy POOLoza event Sept. 11, 2021, in Greenwood. The pool staff cleaned the pool of all chemicals to make it safe for the dogs and play in the water. (Photo by Jacob Musselman)Dogs and their owners play during the Puppy POOLoza event Sept. 11, 2021, in Greenwood. The pool staff cleaned the pool of all chemicals to make it safe for the dogs and play in the water. (Photo by Jacob Musselman)A dog dives into the pool during the Puppy POOLoza event Sept. 11, 2021, in Greenwood. The pool staff cleaned the pool of all chemicals to make it safe for the dogs and play in the water. (Photo by Jacob Musselman)Dogs and their owners play during the Puppy POOLoza event Sept. 11, 2021, in Greenwood. The pool staff cleaned the pool of all chemicals to make it safe for the dogs and play in the water. (Photo by Jacob Musselman)
