Testimonials
Read what some of my clients have to say about their communication with their pet!
Dear Karen,
Mom, when you started an impromptu communication with Herbie (his deceased Iguana) I was really surprised to get the kind of detailed information, or perhaps best described as advice, you gave me.The guidance you gave me through Herbie was very specific. When Herbie told me I should sell my boat and truck in the fall I didn’t want to sell them for a rock bottom “winter price.” I wanted to get the best price for them which logically speaking would be in the summer. Herbie advised me to keep the boat through out the remainder of the summer. He said he could see me getting more enjoyment and needed stress relief from my boat through the rest of the summer season. Herbie was on the money with his information. I took his advice, and in the late fall when I finally put it for sale, it went for top price, nearly what I paid for it four years ago!
You might say I “cleaned up” with the boat sale, but the topics we discussed regarding my work proved to be even more lucrative.Herbie mentioned at least four specific topics at work to improve productivity and sales. 1) I was told to concentrate on three major drivers in our marketing department, and not so much on less important, however time-consuming issues. 2) I was given specific instructions on techniques to motivate employees to be happier and more productive. 3) Herbie encouraged me to listen to my instincts or “gut-feeling” as he put it when making key decisions. 4) Finally, he also predicted an opportunity that would be made available to me within eight months to one year, but added that this is something that at the time I may or may not choose to accept. It hasn’t been 8 months yet, but his prediction is appearing to be more and more likely.
Not only did I refer to these notes quite frequently and regularly preceding the communication, the following month our productivity and sales had astonishing record-breaking numbers, yielding me bonuses over $10,000 that month alone, not to mention the commissions and incentives paid to my subordinates. I am grateful to you, Mom, as well as Herbie for the information I received that night. I would think that not all communications are likely to have the same type of positive impacts that I encountered, but nonetheless, I would encourage people to give you just a little more consideration to the information they receive in an animal communication.
Again, thank you Mom, and thank you Herbie.
Kirk Little
Yesterday afternoon while sitting at my computer, I was drawn to look out my office window. Amazed, I watched a buzzard on my front porch slowly walked to the front door and proceeded to peck on the door with it’s beak. The first thing I did was run for the camera. When it saw me get up, it stopped pecking and just stood there. I could tell one wing was hanging at a strange angle so I called an animal rescuer. She said to corner it with a blanket, put it in a box, and she would come get it. Okay, I got a blanket and went out the garage door and up the walk way. The bird headed toward my fountain, but when it saw me coming, it hid under the porch.
I decided to give it something to eat so I defrosted a Bubba Burger. I put it under the deck. 1/2 hour later it was gone. I wondered if one burger would be enough for this bird, so I gave it another. This morning the only way I could tell if it was still there was to give it another, and sure enough, when I checked, the burger it was gone. Is my friend still here? No, late this afternoon the lady and her husband came. She crawled on her belly under the porch, dragged the bird out and put it in a carrier. She will do her best to heal it’s wing and release it back to the wild. She said it was the easiest catch she’d done. That might be because Karen Wrigley happened to call and I asked her to tell it that when the people came, they would help. It must have worked.
Thanks, Karen. Enjoy the picture.
Ellen
I wanted to thank you for your communication with or dog Molly last week. I know Cathy let you know that Molly passed on the day after your talk. Cathy passed on the joy’s, Molly’s messages brought. I can’t thank you enough. Because of you, I was at peace with Molly’s passing. You helped me resolve many of my concerns and issues around her death by confirming how Molly really felt. I hope others dealing with an ill pet are lucky enough to find you. What you do is wonderful. Thank you from all the animal lovers out there. Pages and Pages wouldn’t be enough to say how much I appreciated your help. You’ve been given a wonderful gift.
T. S.
Thank you so much for all your help with our dogs. Your ability to communicate with animals has really made a difference with our dogs. We really appreciate your insights. You were able to help us get Rudy to “go” outside, instead of on the carpet. Immediately after our phone conversation Rudy began going outside and letting us know when he had to go. He is very persistent with telling us when he has to go. It is unbelievable what an improvement he has made.In addition, Duke and Rudy are getting along better. We made the changes Duke has requested: separate water bowls, moving Rudy’s sleeping pillow away from Duke’s and special alone time for Duke and me.Things have really improved with them. They are best buddies now. We thank you for your ability to communicate with animals. Your understanding and patience with animals is a wonderful gift.
Best Regards,
P.P.
Thank you so very much for your help the other night. I am always amazed at the dogs’ reaction when I finish talking to you. They look at me as if to say,” Oh, hey, we were talking.” Things changed quickly around here with our dogs. Ellie Mae does not spend as much time hiding in my sons’ room. I am pleased our communication helped her through her problems and she is back to her nurturing self again. She has been spotted several times kissing Mabel our newest dog, getting her to play and join in with the other dogs and that everything will be okay for her. Mabel now seeks out more attention and is happier and more playful than I ever remembered her being. She is still a little scared of our other dogs; however, she no longer barks and nips at Barney’s legs. So as you see we are all very happy once again.S. .
I want to thank you for speaking with Baile. I do believe you had an affect on her. After our phone conversation I sat by her on the floor. She was most affectionate and looked up at me, saying “ Thanks for making the effort to reach me on my level.” She seems not nearly as obsessive about chewing rocks. I don’t know how long it will last and I am working on alternative toys. Thanks again, S.L.
