An eighth-grader from Gurnee, Illinois, has launched her own handmade pet-accessory line after being inspired by her rescue pup. The thoughtful teen has also made it her personal mission to help save the lives of animals in need by donating 20 percent of her sales proceeds each month to different rescue organizations. At just 14 years old, Caroline Schuler, who attends East Lake Academy, runs her own business—Paws and Claws—on Etsy and Instagram, selling stylish tie-on pet bandanas, over-the-collar pet bow ties, and even matching scrunchies for pet owners. Schuler’s pet, Scruffy, has been an inspiration for Paws and Claws in many ways. “Scruffy was a rescue dog, so helping animals in need holds a special place in my heart,” Schuler told The Epoch Times via email. The circumstances of Scruffy’s adoption made a lasting impression on her. After losing their family pet, Teddy, in 2013, Schuler’s family wanted to adopt a …