Bruno’s first afternoon with us was just as expected – he was unsure of everything and on his guard. But Bruno’s first evening changed everything for him. Bruno watched from his giant terrarium as my husband, Fred, and I sat on the sofa, with our dog, Simon, between us, watching tv. I noticed that Bruno […]
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Most reputable zoos have two categories of animals, exhibit animals and program (or education) animal, and animals can’t be both.
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I was reminded yesterday that positive thoughts are very powerful. We all can take advantage of this with our animals. When I first brought Bruno to my house, he was an emotional mess. I was his fourth or fifth home and his fear was causing him to be very protective and aggressive. He fought when
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Animals are picking up negative emotions. They know so many people are worried about their loved ones dying. We can help.
New social distancing protocols can affect our animals, too. But we can help them with thi
Animals on the other side can still communicate with us. If we ask them, by just voicing the request in our heads, they can give us a sign (any sign that we choose) that they’re still with us. For me, this was very comforting. But if we actually want to hear from them, that is
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On my website, you’ll see a lot of talk about animal communication readings (or sessions). How is this even possible? We are all capable of doing this, it’s just something we’ve lost. But with training, we can relearn it and use it. Our animals are sending us messages all the time. For me, it usually
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I enrolled in a weekend workshop in animal communication a few years ago, being taught by Danielle MacKinnon. I had no idea what it would be about, but anything involving animals would be fun. Since the location was three hours from my home, I stayed in the area for the three days, leaving my dog,
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Most zoos have animals that are not on exhibit. These animals are handled by both volunteers and paid staff and they’re used for education purposes…
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