formerly mentally ill living on the streets. these are formerly homeless people, not currently homeless people and the dogs we d be placing with them, the dogs we can t make available in our shelter. they need a little extra time and tension. juliet: they might be a little aggressive or too shy that type of dog? probably not looking at aggressive dogs, undersocialized shy dogs, looking at rowdy adolescents, underaged puppies that need time before they can be adopted out because they can t be spayed or neutered, those are the dogs. juliet: kelly, what s your feeling? you don t think it s a good idea or you do? i think there s been kind of a collective gap in the community in previously dog workers in san francisco, dog traders, and dog walkers, trying to wrap our heads around what exactly the program is going to look like and there haven t been too many details about who is