Dolly Parton — with her radiant smile and a heart bigger than Tennessee — quietly walked into an animal shelter just hours before it was set to close forever. She knelt beside an old dog named Buddy, gently stroked his fur, and said, “You’ve still got some love left in you, don’t ya, sugar?” When she learned there were 39 dogs left, Dolly placed her hand over her heart and said, “Then let’s make sure all 39 have a song left to sing.” By the next morning, the shelter was reborn — fresh food, warm

Dolly Parton — with her radiant smile and a heart bigger than Tennessee — quietly walked into an animal shelter just hours before it was set to close forever. She knelt beside an old dog named Buddy, gently stroked his fur, and said, “You’ve still got some love left in you, don’t ya, sugar?” When she learned there were 39 dogs left, Dolly placed her hand over her heart and said, “Then let’s make sure all 39 have a song left to sing.” By the next morning, the shelter was reborn — fresh food, warm