Ariel Maimon, 11, mixed dough to make dog treats at the Oceanside Public Library last week. Kids hand-made biscuits that were then donated to the local Ruff House Rescue shelter.
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Emily Jackson created different shaped dog treats to donate to a local animal shelter.
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Patrick Trama was hard at work rolling his dog biscuits.
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Katie Fay, left, Shona Daly, Kaitlin Costello, Ana Corona, and Tara Podias worked together to make their dog biscuits.
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Jessica Corona, left and Olivia Gilmartin showed off their finished dog treats.
Oceanside teens gathered at the library on Oct. 16 to help animals in a unique way: baking them treats.
The kids worked to hand-make dog biscuits for stray and abandoned pets. After the treats were rolled, shaped and baked, they were boxed up and sent to Ruff House Rescue, a local animal shelter.
