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Corkscrew Elementary students raise funds for three-legged dog

Students at Corkscrew Elementary School make Peanut Butter Puppy Poppers during Jennifer Litwa's after school program May 27, 2010. The dog treats will be sold to raise money to get a prosthetic limb for Lucky a three legged dog.

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Students at Corkscrew Elementary School make Peanut Butter Puppy Poppers during Jennifer Litwa's after school program May 27, 2010. The dog treats will be sold to raise money to get a prosthetic limb for Lucky a three legged dog.

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  • Jessica Martinez rolls out the dough to make the dog treats. Students at Corkscrew Elementary School make Peanut Butter Puppy Poppers during Jennifer Litwa's after school program May 27, 2010. The dog treats will be sold to raise money to get a prosthetic limb for Lucky a three legged dog.
  • Students at Corkscrew Elementary School make Peanut Butter Puppy Poppers during Jennifer Litwa's after school program May 27, 2010. The dog treats will be sold to raise money to get a prosthetic limb for Lucky a three legged dog.
  • Sarai Ricardo gets help from teacher Jennifer Litwa mixing ingredients for dog treats. Students at Corkscrew Elementary School make Peanut Butter Puppy Poppers during Jennifer Litwa's after school program May 27, 2010. The dog treats will be sold to raise money to get a prosthetic limb for Lucky a three legged dog.
  • Ethan Pratt mixes the batter with help from J.J. Hernandez (left) and teacher Jennifer Litwa. Students at Corkscrew Elementary School make Peanut Butter Puppy Poppers during Jennifer Litwa's after school program May 27, 2010. The dog treats will be sold to raise money to get a prosthetic limb for Lucky a three legged dog.
  • Jennifer Litwa watches students mix ingredients as students at Corkscrew Elementary School make Peanut Butter Puppy Poppers during Jennifer Litwa's after school program May 27, 2010. The dog treats will be sold to raise money to get a prosthetic limb for Lucky a three legged dog.
  • Valerie Amlaka and Jennifer Litwa add ingredients to the batter. Students at Corkscrew Elementary School make Peanut Butter Puppy Poppers during Jennifer Litwa's after school program May 27, 2010. The dog treats will be sold to raise money to get a prosthetic limb for Lucky a three legged dog.
  • J.J. Hernandez, Lauren Fiola and Tyler Bord arrange treats on cookie tray to be baked. Students at Corkscrew Elementary School make Peanut Butter Puppy Poppers during Jennifer Litwa's after school program May 27, 2010. The dog treats will be sold to raise money to get a prosthetic limb for Lucky a three legged dog.
  • Students use a cookie cutters to shape the biscuits. Students at Corkscrew Elementary School make Peanut Butter Puppy Poppers during Jennifer Litwa's after school program May 27, 2010. The dog treats will be sold to raise money to get a prosthetic limb for Lucky a three legged dog.
  • Jennifer Litwa, a teacher at Corkscrew Elementary helps Jessica Martinez prepare the ingredients to make Peanut Butter Puppy Poppers. The dog treats will be sold to raise money to get a prosthetic limb for Lucky a three legged dog. Students at Corkscrew Elementary School make the treats during Jennifer Litwa's after school program May 27, 2010.
  • Students at Corkscrew Elementary School make Peanut Butter Puppy Poppers during Jennifer Litwa's after school program May 27, 2010. The dog treats will be sold to raise money to get a prosthetic limb for Lucky a three legged dog.
  • Ethan Pratt places a tray of dog treats aside ready to be baked. Students at Corkscrew Elementary School make Peanut Butter Puppy Poppers during Jennifer Litwa's after school program May 27, 2010. The dog treats will be sold to raise money to get a prosthetic limb for Lucky a three legged dog.
  • Students at Corkscrew Elementary School make Peanut Butter Puppy Poppers during Jennifer Litwa's after school program May 27, 2010. The dog treats will be sold to raise money to get a prosthetic limb for Lucky a three legged dog.
  • Posters and fliers were made to help raise money for Lucky's new limb. Students at Corkscrew Elementary School make Peanut Butter Puppy Poppers during Jennifer Litwa's after school program May 27, 2010. The dog treats will be sold to raise money to get a prosthetic limb for Lucky a three legged dog.
  • The dog treats are cut into fun shapes and baked. Students at Corkscrew Elementary School make Peanut Butter Puppy Poppers during Jennifer Litwa's after school program May 27, 2010. The dog treats will be sold to raise money to get a prosthetic limb for Lucky a three legged dog.
  • Students at Corkscrew Elementary School make Peanut Butter Puppy Poppers during Jennifer Litwa's after school program May 27, 2010. The dog treats will be sold to raise money to get a prosthetic limb for Lucky a three legged dog.
  • J.J. Hernandez shares a laugh as students at Corkscrew Elementary School make Peanut Butter Puppy Poppers during Jennifer Litwa's after school program May 27, 2010. The dog treats will be sold to raise money to get a prosthetic limb for Lucky a three legged dog.
  • Students use a cookie cutters to shape the biscuits. Students at Corkscrew Elementary School make Peanut Butter Puppy Poppers during Jennifer Litwa's after school program May 27, 2010. The dog treats will be sold to raise money to get a prosthetic limb for Lucky a three legged dog.
  • Lauren Fiola rolls out the dough that will make the dog biscuits as J.J. Hernandez looks on. Students at Corkscrew Elementary School make Peanut Butter Puppy Poppers during Jennifer Litwa's after school program May 27, 2010. The dog treats will be sold to raise money to get a prosthetic limb for Lucky a three legged dog.
  • Students and teachers at Corkscrew Elementary School came up with a plan earlier this year to sell homemade dog biscuits to raise money for this three-legged dog, Lucky, in hopes of getting the canine a prosthetic limb. Photo submitted by Camp Bow Wow

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