Ain’t Life Cool, a cryotherapy and wellness center, is hosting Chillin’ for Canines benefiting Dog-Harmony on Tuesday, May 7, 2024, at 8955 US-98, Suite 104 in Miramar Beach. 100% of the proceeds from clients visiting the center that day will be donated to Dog-Harmony, a 501(c)3 dedicated to enriching the lives of humans and their canine companions through community education and therapy dog programs.
Ain’t Life Cool offers holistic therapies on a walk-in basis, including cryotherapy utilizing the most advanced technology available, red light therapy, compression therapy, and Himalayan salt aromatherapy. These targeted or whole-body therapies can help reduce inflammation and swelling, promote healing, and diminish pain.
Owner, Sam Vickroy, says the market for these therapies is not limited to athletes. “Pain can be caused by anything, not just injuries. People recovering from opioid use disorder may also benefit from red light therapy and cryotherapy, for instance, or utilize localized or whole body cryotherapy as an alternative to opioids for pain management.”
Vickroy’s love of all animals dates back to his college days when he rescued two kittens, one only days old. The two cats spent their lifetimes with Vickroy, who transitioned from a college student to a tennis professional at Tops’l Beach & RacquetResort. Today, Vickroy’s dog, Bella, is a regular fixture that provides her own specialized therapy services for clients at Ain’t Life Cool.
To participate in Chillin’ for Canines and support Dog-Harmony, visit Ain’t Life Cool in Miramar Beach on May 7 and select a variety of therapies, available to the public on a walk-in basis, to reduce pain, heal and promote rejuvenation. Participants can also enjoy complimentary refreshments in between services.
