MAI TAI'S LONG JOURNEY HOME

MAI TAI'S LONG JOURNEY HOME

Peggy A of Astoria, New York writes:

"I knew the chances of finding my African Grey Parrot bird, Mai Tai were slim and that I only had a short window of opportunity to find him. The information Hilary Renaissance provided was invaluable in search for Mai Tai.

Only after we found Mai Tai did I tell my friends that we were searching for Mai Tai based upon clues given by an Animal Communicator. Boy, were they surprised! Now I tell everyone that I worked with Animal Communicator and would recommend Hilary to anyone searching for a lost pet."

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TAMPA FLORIDA BIRD COAXED HOME

READ HOW THIS BIRD WAS COAXED HOME

Not all birds who get outside for the first time can be coaxed to come back inside. Sights, sounds and the lure of the wild can be appealing. However, here is one story of a happy reunion between LS and her Cockatiel, Sunshine.

LS contacted me when her beloved yellow Cockatiel, Sunshine, had flown out a glass sliding door that had accidentally been left open. LS had seen Sunshine fly out the window and had run outside her apartment to find her. By the time LS arrived out her door, Sunshine had flown off and was nowhere to be found. When I contacted Sunshine she let me know she was over by a dumpster of a blue building in back of LS's apartment, but she planned on traveling farther so that she could have a little adventure. I let Sunshine know that there were hawks in the area and that it was dangerous for Sunshine to be outside alone.

LS ran outside and found Sunshine flying around by the dumpster. Amazingly, as soon as LS appeared, Sunshine took off and flew back inside LS's open sliding glass door.

LS of Tampa, Florida writes:

"Thank you, thank you, thank you, Hilary. I am so grateful to have my little Sunshine home again!"

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BUTTONS THE CAT WHO ESCAPED A COYOTE AND LIVED TO TELL ABOUT IT

BUTTONS THE CAT WHO ESCAPED A COYOTE AND LIVED TO TELL ABOUT IT

Buttons the cat disappeared. MK had heard rumors of coyotes attacking cats in her neighborhood and was almost sure the same fate had befallen Buttons.

When I contacted Buttons, he let me know that he had narrowly escaped a coyote by squeezing underneath a white home next to MK"s. Buttons was afraid to come out (or even make a sound) for fear of the coyote. MK could not see how that could be possible as the only white house next to hers had a cement foundation. However, MK went out and thoroughly searched the white house, to no avail. MK hoped that Buttons' fear would eventually be overcome by hunger, so she alerted her neighbors to be on the lookout for Buttons or any sound he might make.

Several days later, her neighbors in the white house heard a sound coming up from underneath them and alerted MK. After much searching, they found a hole so small that it was hard to believe a cat could fit through -- and Buttons was coaxed out. Buttons is now safe and sound and will be able to tell his grandchildren the story of how he escaped a coyote and lived to tell about it.

MK and SK of Sylman, CA writes:

"Buttons is meowing a lot more than usual. SK thinks he is complaining, "What took you so long?" You were absolutely right on in your description Buttons' location and gave us hope that Buttons was still alive. We are eternally thankful for your help."

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