Thanks Chacko is back and safe at home and we are grateful! Carla

I can't thank you enough for being there for us during such a difficult time. I so appreciate all your support and I am thrilled we have our Dusti back! Much love and gratitude, Vicki

Once again, I must apologize for the lateness of this note. Thank goodness you trust us and know it will come in time.  I don't know what I would have done without your love and guidance over the last 11 years and in particular the last 10 months (has it been that long already?) It has been so painful to live without Ladye.  But I am happy knowing she is in a good place.  Again, thanks for all you do for us. Love, from all of us, Julie

My apologies for taking so long to get this letter to you.  I've been very busy telling everyone how ineresting our conversation was. I want to say thank you for helping me understand Duke better. I've made a conscious effort to treat him as if he's always been here, and don't just think of him as "just my rescue dog" anymore.  He truly is a smart  little guy, and has responded well to the different training and behavior changes you suggested and we've been working on.  It is amazing that you said he and Ashley don't like each other, because that is very obvious at times.  I have to remind both of them that they are just going to have to get used to each other, because Duke's not going anywhere.  They may never be good friends, but at least the tolerate each other.  Duke and I will be doing more training together, and he performed in his first official match this past weekend.  He did great! And like you said, he does love wrorking with me. When we spoke, you said that one of the girls said that I have a mouse, or had a mouse, in the house.  Well, Dazzle pointed out to me there is a hole under the cement steps out back, which looks to be mouse or chipmunk.  She and Ashley were very interested in it.  i never noticed it until after our conversation. It was as if Dazzle said, "Look, Mom, over here!" and stuck her nose in it.  You also said that you saw paint and paint supplies. Lucky is the only one who got paint all over his tail while I was putting the first coat on the porch railing.  I'm amazed that you could connect with him, even though he wasn't at my house at the time.  I was always worried that he was upset by this shared custody arrangement between me and my ex.  You said he thinks that it is just something that he has to do, but isn't upset.  i always thought it was pretty ridiculous.  I guess if Lucky can "grin and bear it", so can I.  I was really quite amazed at the little points of our conversation which you would have no way of knowing. Like how the girls like to chase and eat mice (yuck), but they do, and Duke's feelings of not really belonging and feeling left out, or Lucky telling you that I was painting the railing outside. I do adore my dogs, and it is nice to know they are happy. Thank you. You have a great gift, to be able to talk to the animals. Sincerely, Jamie

Thank you very much for helping Lucy and me confirm our lovely connection.  Enjoy the soaps and candles. Let me know what you think and please spread the word! Love, Heidi and the gang (Candlebee Farm)

Thanks so much for the reading with Jack. I'm glad to know he and I are one the same page most of the time.  We have a trial this weekend. I will work on my positive thinking and visualization with Jack. We WILL get the A-frame!  Thanks again, Terry

Thanks for helping me cope with Portia's demise. It will be hard for Max and me now that she is gone. She has a sweet soul and loved us with all her heart.  Thank you for being there for us.  i will call next week to talk with Dante. We love you, Debra

My life is complete again! So thrilled to have Cooper back. We will be celebrating!! Love, Lydia

I used three animal communicators to help me find my Earl.  From the start, it helped me focus on the search and allowed me to keep positive and keep my sanity.  When the first animal communicator felt she had lost steam, I called Whitney Taylor and Sue Hopple, who were both recommended by their peers.  Whitney had some incredible information, sugessting that Earl was near outdoor murals and the strong smell of baking, and gave distinct impressions of the landscape.  I corroborated what she said with Sue Hopple. Sue's impressions combined with Whitney's led me to a narrow street with high rise condos just blocks from my house in an area that feels completely foreign, but is complete with murals and the strong smell of baking from the local Safeway and donut shop. It was easy for me to understand why Earl would be confused in such a maze. I was encouraged to leave a trail of used cat litter leading back to home and this morning, day nine of Earl's absence, he came home! I really believe that the energy these women brought to the search and their insights were invaluable in returning Earl home.  I'm glad I turned to their help immediately as it allowed me a way to channel my efforts in a meaningful direction. Thank you, Whitney! Sincerely, Lynda

Thank you very much for this past weekend getting Willie and LeRoy home.  I don't know how you do what you do. Gina

YOU ROCK!! Pam

Sorry for taking so long, we wanted to have the ultrasound first for confirmation.  Magpie was right! She has a human sister coming!!! Love and hugs and many thanks, John and Katherine

Thanks again and so much for today's session. Your gift is so valuable to us at times like these.  I appreciate your availablity today! Take good care and kind regards, Cindy