Bruce and Laura called me when their neighbor discovered their 12-year-old German Shepherd, Sophie, lying down in the woods not far from their farm.
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Marcia offers advice and instruction for maintaining balance during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Tomas was a 13-year-old vizsla who had been recently diagnosed with liver cancer. Veterinarians predicted that Tomas had less then a few days to live and suggested immediate euthanasia.
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I first communicated with Laura 16 years ago when she was considering purchasing Grace. Would Grace be a good horse for her or should she keep looking? I assured her that the two would be a wonderful match.
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Kim called me about Marla, her nine-year-old German Shepard who had been diagnosed with cancer in the abdomen. She hadn’t eaten in several days, was weak, and needed assistance in getting up to walk.
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Joy contacted me to find out if two kittens would be a good fit for her and her 11-year-old cat, Pele. I received strong images and feelings that Joy would be a wonderful addition for both her and Pele.
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At three years old, Winston was just starting his career as a show dog. He possessed the talent, confirmation, and enthusiasm for showing. The Westminster Dog Show was in his sights.
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This message came to me after a mystical experience with a woman from Hawaii in hospice. It feels appropriate to share.
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There are many ways to heal the body, mind, and spirit using energy medicine. I began my journey studying energy medicine in the early eighties learning Tai Chi and ChiGong.
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This is a poem told to me by a beautiful Spanish Mustang named Bijee. She had been living in New England and fulfilled her life here with Marianne and was now being prepared to go home to her herd in New Mexico.
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Tyson is a 12-year-old boxer. He’s is part of a large family that is busy and sometimes chaotic. He’s lovable, but also stubborn. When Beth walks him on leash, he stops when he wants to go home or head in a different direction.
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My dog, Curly, is an avid explorer. When we’re in the woods and he’s off leash, he flies through wooded areas with glee, searching for something real or imaginary.
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It was a quiet day at hospice. There were five residents in the house—and only David was awake. David was an interesting man who spoke openly.
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Maggie’s two-year-old, 60-pound mixed breed dog, Jack, began arbitrarily lunging at people and other dogs, while walking on and off leash. Sometimes he would try to bite.
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When I walked into Emma’s room, her husband, Eli, was sitting at her bedside. I did not know beforehand that Emma was already actively dying, and had not eaten or communicated for several days.
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We all have patterns in our thinking and behavior. It seems like we repeat the same behavior, including fears and restrictions, over and over, not understanding or being able to change.
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I have been a hospice volunteer since 2014. I visit private homes as well as facilities that accommodate up to 10 residents. I feel it is a calling for me.
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I began ballroom dancing when I was 64, soon after my last horse died, and soon after a divorce. It took courage for me to go outside my comfort zone and just show up.
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Val’s eight-year-old Greyhound, Merry, was acting aggressively and experienced digestive problems. Merry had lived on a dog track and raced most of her life.
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Chief was a 24-year-old horse who had been active in the hunt club for more than a decade.
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