Louisville, Ky. (WHAS11) - Students at a local Catholic elementary school are getting big thanks for their efforts to put an end to animal abuse.
The students and faculty at Saint Raphael raised $1,200 for the Arrow Fund.
It helps dogs like Aiden, a black lab.
Aiden was injured after being shot by an arrow in Pike County.
Peek-a-boo, a shepherd mix, was shot by a 22 caliber gun.
Both dogs greeted the students Friday.
"The children at St. Raphael and the facility are the heroes...because dogs like Peek-a-boo are alive because of them and a lot of other organizations that have helped the Arrow fund," says Richie Dunn, Aiden’s new owner.
The arrow fund is continuing to look for veterinarians to help their cause.
For more information call 585-3220.
