Hi, I’m Teebee—and this is about survival, dignity, and a promise I made to my dog Tammy that I refuse to break.

Tammy is my heart. My redtick coonhound, my anchor, my reason to keep going. I promised her she would never be homeless again. But now, we’re facing that threat all over again—and I’m doing everything I can to stop it.

Due to health limitations, I can’t work traditional jobs. But I can work remotely. I’ve built a brand around storytelling, advocacy, and creative content that centers Tammy and the message of lifelong commitment to our pets. I’ve been writing podcast scripts, designing thumbnails, and creating art that honors her spirit and helps others stay true to their promises too.

But I need one thing to keep going: a reliable work-from-home laptop.

The Challenge:

We’re asking our community to help us raise $700—just enough to get the tool I need to work, earn, and keep us safe plus to cover the fees GoFundMe charges.

- If 100 people give $5, we reach our goal

- If 50 people give $10, we reach our goal

- If 25 people give $20, we reach our goal

- If you can give more, it will help us get there faster

I know people spend $5–10 on things far less critical than this. That’s why I believe this is a doable challenge. But I also know not everyone can donate—and that’s okay. If you truly want to help, please share this campaign. If you do donate, share it too. That ripple effect could be the reason we make it.

This is not a handout. I don’t expect anyone to take care of us. This is about getting the tool I need to take care of us myself.

If you want to know our real story, it’s all in our content. Tammy’s journey. My promise. Our truth. Any judgmental comments will be deleted—because our supporters know what’s real.

I already feel small asking this. But I’m doing it anyway. For Tammy. For our future. I’ll update this campaign with every donation and every step toward our goal.

Thank you for your love, your support, and your belief in us. If this challenge doesn’t succeed, we face homelessness again in weeks—maybe sooner. But I’m holding onto hope. And I’m fighting with everything I’ve got.

—Teebee & Tammy