Woman Working At Drive-Through Coffee Shop Takes Pictures Of Every Single Dog Who Comes By

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“It’s a big part of their little world and I love being a part of that!”

BY CAITLIN JILL ANDERS

Charity Jesionowski is a huge animal lover, and so when she first started working at a local drive-through coffee stand about six months ago, she was delighted when she realized just how many dogs pass through the drive-through with their owners every single day.

“I live in a very dog-friendly community so if I had to guess, I see about 30 dogs a day,” Jesionowski told The Dodo.



Jesionowski very quickly began learning all of the regular dogs’ names, and soon got into the habit of taking pictures of all her furry customers — a habit she has kept up with every day that she’s at work.



“Sometimes it gets busy so I don’t have time to take pictures of all of them but we ALWAYS make sure they get a treat,” Jesionowski said.

Of course, the animal lover makes sure that her photo-taking never gets in the way of her job, and is able to work in her mini photo shoots throughout the day, in between coffee-making and treat-giving.



The dogs who pass through the coffee stand come in all different looks and sizes …



… but are all just as excited to see Jesionowski and her coworkers and to get some well-deserved treats.



“There are regulars who always bring their dog with them and we always greet the dog by name,” Jesionowski said. “More often we know the dog’s name and not the human’s. There is the English bulldog named ‘Richie’ and he knows I am the one who gives him treats so when he comes in he just stares at me and no one else.”



From puppies …



… to very large dogs …



… to packs of dogs …



… to overly eager dogs, Jesionowski loves them all, and can’t help but snap adorable photos of their sweet faces as they wait for treats and lots of loving words.



“I am a dog person through and through so I make it personal about making sure all the doggos get treats,” Jesionowski said. “It’s a big part of their little world and I love being a part of that!”

https://www.thedodo.com/close-to-home/coffee-shop-employee-takes-pictures-of-every-dog-that-comes-by

[donkeypoofed]

1. Awwwww, look how cute they all are

This reminds me of that photographer that snaps picks of dogs in the nanosecond before they catch a treat thrown to them. The photos are amazingly awesome and capture the joy of these pure souls who are about to get a treat! The dogs are eagerly anticipating their treat with unbridled joy. I saw them on the CNN site but it would be well worth googling "Dogs Catching Treats" - and it's just as much of a treat to humans who luv them. Enjoy!!

[FirstLight]

5. I totally *just* saw those yesterday!

I loves me some doggos

Spent years as just a cat person, and yet since I got my baby in 2010, I have a whole new appreciation for canines...they really have amazing personalities!

[badhair77]

2. Love this.

Whenever I get too much of trump and co and I need a rest I turn to puppies on the Internet. This is a great break from the trump nonsense.

[dem4decades]

3. That's great. Ever notice when you drive by a dog in a car it

Actually looks at you when you go by? Always cracks me up.

[AllaN01Bear]

4. sez aww. make squee

[question everything]

6. And they appear to be generous tippers

[BigmanPigman]

7. I go to the CVS pharmacy drive through

just so that the person behind the window will see my little one since they have a big cookie jar right at the window for all the cutie passengers.

[Xipe Totec]

8. I love the zarco (heterochromic) fourth from the top

[Mr. Evil]

9. This is so cool!

The bulldog 6th from the top for some reason immediately made me think of a Brooklyn accent saying, "Hey, How ya doin'."

[samnsara]

10. omg i would do he very same thing!

..whenever i am on vaca i photograph all the dogs I meet

[The Figment]

11. That last one looks like my dog! Nt

[oasis]

12. Love the pix. Thanks catbyte

[smirkymonkey]

13. Awww! They are all so adorable!

Doggies make my day!

[Lady Freedom Returns]

14. That was my favorite thing about working the full center kiosk.

Dogs and owners would come up to the window or you would see the dogs hanging out the windows of the cars.