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A deer took a dip in a swimming pool after smashing through the window of a recreation center. <br/><br/>Video shows the deer fleeing from what appear to be employees and leaping into the pool in an effort to escape. <br/><br/>The pool in LaSalle, Ontario, Canada, was evacuated as the incident happened during children's swimming lessons on February 25.<br/><br/>The deer was coaxed out of the door 15 minutes later, unharmed but soaked.<br/><br/>The Vollmer Center, which houses the pool, was forced to close for cleaning for two days, until February 27.<br/><br/>It was initially reopened on the 26th but a visitor cut their foot on a piece of glass, forcing it to close for further cleaning.
A deer took a dip in a swimming pool after smashing through the window of a recreation center. <br/><br/>Video shows the deer fleeing from what appear to be employees and leaping into the pool in an effort to escape. <br/><br/>The pool in LaSalle, Ontario, Canada, was evacuated as the incident happened during children's swimming lessons on February 25.<br/><br/>The deer was coaxed out of the door 15 minutes later, unharmed but soaked.<br/><br/>The Vollmer Center, which houses the pool, was forced to close for cleaning for two days, until February 27.<br/><br/>It was initially reopened on the 26th but a visitor cut their foot on a piece of glass, forcing it to close for further cleaning.
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