Animal Connections
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An animal communication consultation can be a great blessing for those whose animal companions have crossed over. Learn more below in All Dogs Go to Heaven.

“There are truly no words to express how much our experience meant to me. I have given you many referrals from Dogster when people have asked me about it. I know of two that have done sessions with you and it has changed their lives and given them peace. Thank you for all you do.”

Karen Finley, Elizabethtown, Kentucky

Learn more about animal communication on my website.

Upcoming Events

Save $10 on Your Animal Communication Session at March in the Pugs

Kentuckiana Pug Rescue (KPR) is holding their annual March in the Pugs fundraiser on Saturday, March 31 just outside of Cincinnati, OH.

Stop by for an animal communication session to learn more about the blessings your animal companion brings to your life.

Since this is a special event, you’ll save $10 on your consultation fee (the preparation fee is waived). In addition, a portion of the earnings from the event will help KPR further their mission.

Animal Connections Circle Time Change

You can still fine-tune your animal communication skills by joining us the second Thursday of each month for Animal Connections Circle, only now we’ll start at 7.30 pm. Learn more.

All Dogs Go to Heaven

Communicating with Animals Who Have Crossed Over

I really believe that I have the best job in the world – I get to help connect humans and their animals. Many times this happens long after an animal has crossed over.

These consultations are a special joy because the humans can finally hear the news they’ve been waiting for: “I’m still with you even though you can’t see me. My body feels better than ever. I love you so much!” And the animals know the humans in their lives have received the message and understand at last.

Karen Finley and I spoke with her sweet Pug Piggy at a Kentuckiana Pug Rescue event last year. Piggy showed me that she was still very much with Karen.

“The animal communicator also said that Piggy was laying her head over my heart like she always did and that she can feel my love for her. (Every afternoon when I came home and I picked her up, she would lay her head over on me, just at the heart).”

Read about Karen’s experience and see more pictures on Piggy’s Dogster page.

It’s Coming, Really!

In the January newsletter, I shared the first part of Kelly’s story. As you’ll recall, this arthritic Border Collie was having difficulty getting into and out of her humans’ SUV so we were exploring the use of a ramp.

Of course there’s a happy ending to this story. It’s just not in this edition of the newsletter. Sorry. L Stay tuned though. Kelley’s victory dance is coming and we would love it if you celebrated with us. Thanks for your patience. J

Thank You for the Blessing of Your Referrals

Sometimes people ask me, “Is it alright if I share your information with other people?” By all means! Your referrals bless everyone involved by helping humans and animals deepen their relationships. And we all thank you for that. J

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