Looks to be a solid and easier way for our Aussie to climb out onto the swim platform into our boat. We had a paws aboard ladder and it’s still works but has to be mounted in the boat’s ladder. Makes it hard for us to get back into the boat.
This solves the problem!! We love it!
i have not had any frogs stuck in my pool since i put this in! works great
Easy to set up - I’ve seen frogs on it plus salamanders etc feels good to help out frogs
I wanted to share some good news from Torrington, Connecticut.
Torrington’s city pool recently started using a FrogLog to help save wildlife. As far as I’m aware, they are the first city in CT to be using a wildlife escape ramp in the public pool when it’s is not in use.
The idea of installing a FrogLog was originally brought to Torrington’s Conservation Commission. With the support of the City Facilities Manager, Land Use Department, Parks and Recreation, and Pool Director, they helped make this idea a reality.
We’ve been sharing your website with other cities and towns in Connecticut in hopes they will be inspired to invest in FrogLogs to save wildlife.
Thank you for all you do to protect our wildlife. The FrogLog is the best!
Fingers crossed, but we haven’t had a single creature show up in the pool strainer or cleaner since we installed two of the froglogs.
