RETRIEVING LOST ANIMALS

Bringing lost pets home is an emotionally charged experience which requires patience and trust.  Not all animals who are stolen or have run away are destined to return to their companions.  These decisions are left to a divine source and the soul contract of the animal.  Some animals run off because it is time for them to pass on.  Sometimes they run away to touch the lives of other animals and people.  Fear, discontent, adventure or playfulness are just a few motivations which explain why animals flee.  I use my abilities to guide animals home if it is their purpose to be reunited with their current family.

When I am asked to find an animal we begin with a discussion of the circumstances.  I will give you an assessment of the situation which will be communicated from your animal.  I will then get a bearing on distance and clues which can begin the process of bringing your animal home.  I will do my best with what I have learned through my many years of experience.  We will make a strong connection and focus on keeping your animal safe.  Most importantly, I will engage you in the process because it is ultimately your deep mutual love that I work with to bring your animal home. 


The morning of January 12th, 2010 was one of the worst days of our lives.  Dempsey, our 6-year-old Boxer, chased after a deer and got lost.  My husband and I immediately searched the entire neighborhood and woods that border our property to no avail.  We were petrified that something bad would happen to him and began posting links on the Internet and signs and flyers all over town.  Our family and friends went out everyday for hours looking for him.

Barbara saw one of my postings and called me on
January 14th.  I did not believe in psychics or animal communicators and thought her call was a scam so I thanked her and said I did not need her services at that time.  I couldn't have been more wrong.  After 6 days of endless searching my family was grief stricken and desperate for help.  I decided to call Barbara back and accept her help.

When we spoke on Sunday morning the weather was getting very cold and it was sleeting.  We were so afraid that Dempsey would not survive.  Barbara told me that he was alive and was doing fine.  She said he had hurt his foot, but it was not serious and I should not give up hope.  She prayed and told me that I should keep searching and that he would be found the next day. 

On Monday morning my husband and daughter resumed searching again.  At 11:30 my daughter called me crying that she had seen him in the woods but he ran from her, as he had done with everyone that had seen him over the past six days.  I immediately called Barbara and asked her what to do.  She told me that she would let Dempsey know that he should stay in the area and not run anymore.  She felt strongly that we would find him within the next couple of hours.  I frantically drove home and prayed for guidance on where to search.  I felt a need to go back to an area deep in the woods where he had been spotted the day before.

I went into the woods and up a hill to get a better vantage point, praying the whole time and remembering Barbara's words.  As I walked towards the ridge, I looked over the edge and saw Dempsey standing there looking up at me.  He did not move towards me or away from me.  He just stood there anchored to the ground, as Barbara had said.  My heart was pounding and my eyes filled with tears as I slowly approached him and grabbed his collar and held him tight until my husband arrived to help get him home. 

Other than losing 10 pounds and having a cut on his foot as Barbara had predicted, he was in great shape.  Needless to say, he is the king of the house now and is being showered with love and attention.  I can't thank Barbara enough for her help.  The whole experience has renewed my faith in people and divine intervention.

Ann Marie, New Jersey