About Me
My love of animals is unconditional, I feel a deep connection with them. Even as a youngster the family dog, Prince, accompanied me on my many adventures. He was the one I told all my secrets to... a best friend.
Now living in northern Alberta Canada, I surround myself with them, communicating with the many animals on the farm and those that pass through.
It is a beautiful sight when you witness the unbreakable bond between a person and their fur companions. I had such a bond with my own dog Sage (pictured with me) who, sadly is no longer with me in body but happily remains with me in Spirit.
In using my animal communication skills, I hope to assist people in building stronger bonds, to help them understand their animal and to give guidance and support when it is needed.
I have been trained by "The Carol Gurney Institute of Animal Communication", assisting people and their animals since April 2019, soon to be certified.
What is Animal Communication
Animal communication is done by means of Telepathy. Animal communicators will receive messages in the form of images, words, feelings (physically and/or emotionally), some can receive smells, sounds, or have a sense of knowing. Each animal expresses their thoughts in their own way … some may only send pictures, others words, or it may be a combination thereof.
When I connect to an animal I can feel emotional and/or physical pain. I may ask the animal what it smells or hears (this is particularly important with lost animals). I can receive images, words, and a sense of feeling(intuition) when a connection is made.
The best part of being an Animal Communicator is when I talk to the animals and I'm able to help them, whatever it may be (refer to list of services)
I connect with my own animals daily, which is both rewarding and humbling. Telling them "I love you" and sensing the same in return is an incredible feeling. They are my teachers, constantly bringing awareness into my own life
What is amazing about Animal Communication, with proper training and hours of practice anyone can do it, like learning a second language …with a twist. If you are open to it I can give you a couple suggestions for communicating with your own animal.
Photo Gallery
I told "Red" she had her horns so she could help Sage protect the herd...validation was witnessing the two working together chasing a coyote.
Sage, very content but always alert. I loved the trust the cows had towards her, they'd even leave her with their calves so they could graze
I always tell the wild animals this farm is a safe zone, they are welcome to pass through or stay. Pictured here are three lynx(siblings)
When I took this picture I was standing about 20 feet from the moose. Such kindness and warmth came from this lady
I'd see this guy at the cow feeders, I affectionately called him "Paddles"
I was honored to have this girl in my life for 11 1/2 years, she taught me many things and still does in Spirit