One day down, another one to share. Today, we’re sharing Chauncey’s eleventh deepest desire for this year’s holiday season. He’d like you, our kind blog reader, to consider supporting my #GivingTuesday campaign for One Tail at a Time.

Day 11: A donayshun 2 mi Momz Giveng 2zdAy fundrazer 4 One Tail at a Time.
Mi prefurence is 2 be the ownley dog on this planET, but my Momz doeng goood so i’m OK supporteng this.

Here’s a linCk 2 lern moor. i mostly lyk that storee she wrot abouT how we fhound eech othEr and how I beCame her best frend. Evry1 likes a nise storee about frend-ship.

I appreciate my thoughtful dog marketing my Giving Tuesday efforts. One Tail at a Time is more than a dog rescue to our family. It represents our larger community, friends we’ve had for years, and a place to find hope.

Julia Rohan founded Rover-Time in January of 2012 and received her formal training at FetchFind Academy, a program for aspiring dog trainers, based in Chicago. Julia lives in Irving Park with her husband Mark. Together they co-parent Archer, their 2-year old son, and Chauncey Billups Vanderhoff, an over-confident, territorial, and anxious 8lb. Chihuahua-Terrier mix. Both boys melt her heart hourly.