Helping Animals in Hurricanes and Other Disasters Tellington TTouch and Body Wraps to the Rescue During this very active hurricane season, those in the path of the storms, who must evacuate or find alternative shelter for themselves and their pets, may be wondering what they can do to help their pets feel [...]
Do You Want to Know What Your Pet is Thinking? Animal Communication Can Provide Important Insights Do you ever wonder why your pet does something and you wish you could just ask him and get an answer? Do you ever wonder what’s going on in your pet’s mind and why he responds [...]
Many guardians also understand well that our dogs not only process the sounds and tones we make and respond accordingly, but they are also incredibly tuned in to our every breath and movement. They read our body language better than we could ever begin to read theirs. They are geniuses in knowing just what we are feeling and thinking. As an animal communicator, I have long come to believe that they indeed not only interpret our sounds and read our body language, but also are telepathically tuned in to our thoughts. Recently challenged by my business coach to crowd fund my tuition for the class, I created a crowd funding page with a number of perks for people and pets. The crowd funding page is a way for me to get the word out about my work so I can help more people and animals and be of greater service in the world. In addition to a variety of perks for people on the page, I also included some for your pets as well. I invite you to take a look at my crowd funding page, where you will find a lovely movie which includes a segment on Harry and how he stepped out of his comfort zone. Please feel free to share this blog post and all the links with others. Perhaps you may even see a perk that you want to buy for someone else. One of my friends is buying an animal communication session for her friend who recently lost her beloved dog.
Here in NJ, August 25 was the perfect day for an outdoor picnic. The weather was amazing and the food was plentiful. Volunteers like Cathy, Julie, Bernice, Ellyn, Lisa, Fran, Alex and so many others were working hard on a magnificent Sunday to raise some money and once again help Shelties in need of love and care. It was a day of gratitude and grace, watching so many special dogs enjoying the pleasure of being outside on that warm, sunny day with people they love. But even more beautiful than the day was the peace in so many of their hearts because they had finally found refuge, safety and love in the arms and hearts of the volunteers who welcomed them unconditionally into their homes and lives – volunteers so dedicated to making a positive difference in the lives of these extraordinary dogs.
