A story of the Little Lost Dog
and a Kitty's Big Adventure


Yeager





Truffles
The purpose of my work in communicating with a lost animal is to increase the
possibilities for a positive outcome. I do all that I can to support you in finding
your missing animal companion. However, I can not guarantee the animal will
be found. My ultimate goal is to provide more peace of mind and a sense of
deeper connection and understanding between you and your animal friend.

My first suggestion is to take all the necessary search steps (click here to read
more) – put up flyers, ask the neighbors, and check often with the local animal
shelters and rescue groups

During a communication session, I first
intuitively assist the animal to be as
calm and receptive as possible, then
ask what may have happened.
I ask the animal’s point of view and
listen to what he or she may have to say, then
share this information with you so you can
assess the situation from that perspective.

The communication with a missing animal
can be quite involved and may include many
variables. For the animal may be frightened,
disoriented, confused, not able to return home, or not ready to be found, or is
on the move and difficult to pinpoint. An animal may describe landmarks that
are not accurate in time, for the description could be where he or she is at the
present moment, has recently been, or would like to be going.

Although my communication may reassure you that your animal friend is alive
and safe, it's possible the message may not bring such good news. Please
note - the communication is not meant to provide facts about life and death.
Unfortunately the only way to know for certain if and animal is alive or not is with
physical evidence. The messages I give from the animal are for you to assess
with your own discernment. So I encourage you to accept only what resonates
for you and be attentive to your hunches and insights along the way. In doing
this work I have found the most important piece of the puzzle is a person's own
direct knowing about their animal friend and my communication somehow
reinforces that connection, whatever the outcome may be.


"A bright star shines on the lost mountain
where missing animals go – a place they
find refuge and solace to renew their
position with much courage and love."
a dog named Star


Looking for a lost animal is a journey of
the heart. The experience of not knowing
where a beloved animal friend has gone
can instill a strong desire to find closure. If your animal companion is not found
after a long period of time, do not give up hope. Some animals are gone for one
day and others for several days, weeks or even months. There have been true
accounts of people being reunited with their missing pets after a year or more.
The situation requires a delicate balance between keeping hope alive while
knowing when to let go of trying too hard and over-extending yourself.

Sometimes when an animal is gone it could be due to the animal’s need for a
change or new adventure, or a calling to fulfill a purpose that is not always ours
to know or control. It helps to recognize that although animals we love may
depend on us, they can still make their own choices. And as much as we want
to fully take care of them, they can be drawn to have experiences apart from
living with us. A communication session sometimes brings the bigger picture
of the situation into focus for the person or family






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