When one animal communicator helps another find a lost pet. Lost senior aged cat with health issues

Dana of Tuscon, Arizona contacted me because her cat Della had been missing for a day. Although Dana is an animal communicator as well, it can be difficult to communicate with your own pets in a crisis situation. One of my favorite phrases is “Doctors should not operate on their own families,” so a wise animal communicator knows that it can be difficult to communicate with his or her own missing pets. Another favorite phrase you may have heard is “A lawyer who represents himself has a fool for a client.” Dana is no fool and so she knew to reach out when her missing. Dana was especially concerned for Della's well being because Della had renal failure issues, poor vision, occasional dementia, memory problems and Della had not been feeling well lately.

I was concerned that I might not be able to find out where Della was located if Della had eyesight problems, but it turned out that Della had a pretty good idea of where she was located in relation to their home despite her lack of vision.

Della shared with me that she was still alive (hooray!) 1 home away, at an angle from Dana's home and hiding under a beige home.

Thankfully, Dana was able to email me that Della was exactly in the location described.

Sometimes even animal communicators need a second opinion when their own pet is involved.

Dana of Tuscon, Arizona writes:

“Thanks for the quick response and excellent work!”

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Downey, California lost cat found with help of pet psychic. Found cat comes home and immediately si

Natalie of Downey, California contacted me because her beloved indoor only cat Berlioz had been missing for three days. Natalie had tried everything she could think of to locate Berlioz. She was especially worried because of Berlioz's inexperience outdoors and because of the coyotes in their area.

Natalie decided to call a pet psychic and, after some online research, she called me.

When I communicated with Berlioz, he shared that he was fine, but he had been scared because he had been attacked by a neighborhood cat. Berlioz had gone into deep hiding. Berlioz had gone three houses away from Natalie's house, he was hiding by a beige home, he was near a fence, he was hiding underneath something and he could see dappled light on the ground in front of him. Berlioz shared that he was very scared of the other cat who might be still lurking about to ambush Berlioz if he came out of hiding. Berlioz also shared that he was so scared, he was not even listening for Natalie's voice. All Berlioz could do at the moment was hide and hope for the best.

I called Natalie and shared the information that Berlioz had shared with me as well as some tips on how Natalie should approach Berlioz as to not spook him into further hiding. Thankfully, Natalie knew exactly the area Berlioz described and went out and found him immediately!

As you can see in the picture, Berlioz is home and happy again. Natalie took down all of the “lost pet posters” that Natalie had previously posted all over her neighborhood and put them in a pile. Berlioz triumphantly sat down on top of the posters like he was the king of the world again as if he was signaling that was the end of that big adventure. Everyone had a big laugh at how proud Berlioz looked atop the papers as if he had just conquered the world.

One of the things that is so amazing about cats like Berlioz and many other formerly lost cats that I have encountered is how fast their behaviors can change. One moment a lost cat can be totally scared and in “survival mode” behaviors. However, once the cat is safe at home, within minutes that cat is back to his normal “not a care in the world” behavior. To look at that cat who just arrived home, you might never guess he had been terrified just moments before! Berlioz sitting atop the crumpled lost pet posters as if he was the king of the world is a great example of how fast a cat's behavior can go from scared to predatory to fun-loving!

Natalie of Downey, California writes:

“Thank you once again for helping me find my baby. Everything was exactly as the pointers you gave us and we cannot thank you enough!”

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Kansas City, Missouri lost English Bulldog recovered with help of Pet Psychic.

Krystal helps a pet rescue organization find permanent homes for dogs. Part of the process is having a dog stay in a foster home while a suitable new home is found and so the dog can be socialized to living in a loving home. Tucker is an English Bulldog who previously had a bad life. He had been abused and neglected by his former owners which caused Tucker to easily startle. Tucker had only been at his foster mom's house for one day, when he escaped from the yard and seemed to have vanished.

Krystal also knows that English Bulldogs are one of the most stolen dog breeds, so she was very concerned that it would be difficult to get Tucker back. Since there were no leads, Krystal decided to contact a pet psychic and after some online research, she called me to find out where Tucker might be located.

Tucker showed me that he had been picked up by a man who is about 30 years old with dark colored hair, drives a pickup truck and lives or works in the neighborhood. The man had not taken Tucker far and had been feeding Tucker food.

I suggested that Krystal put up a reward flier in the area where Tucker went missing.

Thankfully, Krystal emailed me two days later with good news. A man who lived in the area with dark colored hair who lives in the neighborhood had come forward for the reward money.

Krystal of Missouri wrote me a review on her Facebook page:

“You were almost 100% correct!”

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