One Love Animal Protection Sanctuary

05/17/2026

How did I do with this assignment? Share and commit, be honest! I used the Canva app given to me by the school, and this is the best I can come up with, honestly. I just got out of the hospital as well.

04/30/2026

This is to my Macon, GA Heroes. These dogs were abandoned at Hartley St off Houston Ave. Before you get to the rehab place. Turn on Hartley. They are near the house with the red door, across from the house with the giant stump with a trash can on it.

They need a savior. I'm in the middle of moving transitions, so I don't have any room right now. Can someone be our OLAPS Hero and go save these babies? They are bonded! In the name of Jesus Christ, this is our prayer! Thank you, ahead of time! 💚 Then post it here when you have them!

04/30/2026

NEVER HAVE I EVER… 🐶🐾
Animal Care Edition

✨ Give yourself 1 point for everything you have NOT done. Let me know how you do, please?

Fostered an animal
Adopted a rescue pet
Bottle-fed a newborn animal
Helped rehabilitate an injured animal
Trained a dog in basic commands
Socialized a fearful or reactive animal
Volunteered at a shelter
Worked with a behaviorist
Administered medication to a pet
Stayed up all night caring for a sick animal
Rescued a stray
Learned animal body language
Helped reunite a lost pet with its owner
Advocated for animal welfare
Transported an animal to safety
Bathed a muddy rescue 🛁
Dealt with a “messy” kennel situation 😅
Helped an animal trust a human again
Witnessed a full transformation story 💛
Supported a rescue organization like OLAPS

✨ Drop your score below + tell us your favorite animal moment!

04/20/2026

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/18gwn1fEy1/. Please watch and learn from this and pass it on please???

The dog urinated the moment she smelled him, and the judge didn't need to hear another word.

I've covered Davidson County juvenile court in Nashville for two years. I've sat through hundreds of hearings — petty theft, truancy, kids cycling through a system that moves them like inventory. I type my notes. I file my story. I go home.

This one followed me home.

A seventeen-year-old boy named Elijah Vance was on trial for breaking into a house on Dickerson Pike. He kicked in the back door at two in the morning. He didn't take a wallet. He didn't take a phone. He didn't take cash.

He took the dog.

A forty-five-pound pit bull — white with gray patches, one eye scarred shut, ribs showing through a coat that was bare at the elbows from lying too long on concrete. She'd been chained to a cinder block in the yard with a wire twisted around her neck so tight it was embedded in the skin.

The homeowner called it theft. The prosecutor called it burglary. The defense attorney called it rescue.

The judge — a woman named Annette Caldwell who'd been on the bench longer than Elijah had been alive — called in the dog.

"Let the animal testify," she said.

An animal control officer walked the pit bull down the center aisle on a leash. When she passed Gerald Faust — the man who legally owned her — her entire body dropped. She flattened to the tile. She urinated. She wouldn't look at him.

When she reached Elijah — hands in his lap, county jumpsuit two sizes too big, still as stone — she climbed into his lap, put her head under his chin, and released a breath the entire courtroom heard.

Faust said, "She's nervous. It's a strange place."

The judge took off her glasses.

I stopped typing.

What happened next — what the defense attorney revealed about the scars on Elijah's arms and the wire hidden beneath his collar — is the reason I can't write about this case without my hands shaking.

If you've ever watched a dog reveal the truth about someone when nobody else would — share this with someone who needs to see it.

03/23/2026

What's the last pet photo taken with your phone?

Here's mine!

03/23/2026

Love an animal no matter what!

03/23/2026

What do GUYS THINK ABOUT MY PRESENTATION? For my human growth and development class.

03/22/2026

Please 🙏 help us keep our newest and latest addition to our sanctuary. Welcome the Eastern Cottontail Rabbit from Goodlettsville, TN, where my husband rescued it. I named him Bugs. It fits him. Yes, it's a boy. I need to create a habitat for him. To be able to keep him safe and legally. I need all the help I can get.

03/18/2026

Hey having trouble with my Instagram account can't sign in MFA got me stuck on sign in

03/01/2026

Does your dog still bury his treats and toys to save them for later?