The high-energy stunt dog show Puppy Pals is returning to the Orland Park Public Library on Tuesday, July 8, at 2 p.m., offering families another chance to enjoy a mix of comedy, surprises and canine talent.
The free event, open to families with children, does not require registration.
Created by animal trainer and entertainer Wesley Williams, Puppy Pals LIVE features adopted and rescued dogs performing a variety of tricks and comedic skits. The show gained national attention after appearing on Season 15 of “America’s Got Talent.”
“We’re so excited to welcome Puppy Pals back to the library,” said Brandi Smits, youth services manager at the library. “Last year’s show was a huge hit with families. The dogs perform amazing tricks, and the show is full of fun, laughter and surprises that children and adults will both enjoy.”
Library staff encourage families to attend together and stay for the entire performance.
For more information, visit orlandparklibrary.org or call 708-428-5100.
