Circle the City is a medical respite center in Phoenix that serves the homeless population - including pets. One volunteer is going above and beyond for man's best friend.
is a medical respite center in Phoenix that serves the homeless population - including pets.It all began when Jeanette Rajansky noticed that homeless people seeking the nonprofit's services were giving their own meals to their dogs.
So Jeanette started making dog bags as treats for the pups whose owners stopped by for a meal and some comfort. She says there's a method to her madness. The policy at Circle the City has always been to allow clients to have their dogs by their side and to love them like they do - like Jeanette does. Jeanette pays for the treats out of her own pocket. She packs the treats and hands them out, always with a smile.
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