Animals have always been a very large part of my life.  As a child my animal companions were many -- dogs, cats, horses, etc. Any stray or abandoned animal that might cross my path became a part of me.  I connected wth these animals and felt that they could understand me. I had a deep sense of understanding their thoughts and feelings. The adults in my life assured me that “people can’t talk to the animals, and animals certainly don't understand you”.   This negative reinforcement caused me to push this special ability to communicate with animals way back into my mind and heart.  As I grew older it was unused and became “lost”.  This special gift was to resurface again when I lost Tracker, my canine soul mate.

Click here to read Tracker’s Story.

Shortly after a consultation with an animal communicator, I was fortunate enough to attend a workshop given by that communicator.  This opened my world to animal communication.    I became very close friends with this communicator and she became my mentor.  Advanced workshops and one-on-one training helped me to develop my skills. After much practice and more mentoring, my intuitive skills became a part of my everyday life.  Now animal communication is a large part of my world.

My first animal communication was quite a “Hoot”.

 

I am now communicating every day with animals of all species. Every communication I do is very unique. Some just want to chat, others have certain concerns or needs, the human companion may have specific questions or at times a communication may cover many topics. Communicating with those that have crossed over, such as Hoot's story, not only helps the human companion, but also the animal can relay messages and address other topics of concern for the human.