PUNKY GETS LOST IN A COMPLEX WHERE ALL OF THE HOUSES LOOK THE SAME

PUNKY GETS LOST IN A COMPLEX WHERE ALL OF THE HOUSES LOOK THE SAME

Peggy's cat Punky got out just after they had all moved into a new housing development. He had not been seen in four days and Peggy was concerned that Punky could not find his way home even if he wanted to as all of the one-hundred-plus homes in the area looked almost exactly alike.

Punky was able to give me enough details about his whereabouts to help narrow Peggy's search to the far corner of the housing development that was by the major road with a park across the street. A man from that area contacted Peggy after seeing her lost pet posters and Punky was home safe in two days.

Peggy M. of Lutz Florida writes:

"I want to thank Hilary for everything she did for us. No matter what kind of news you gave me about Punky's condition, I knew that you had been talking for a few minutes with Punky and I was going to trust what you said. You had such insight into Punky's character. I will highly recommend you every chance I get."

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FIND OUT HOW THIS CAT STUMPED THE PET PSYCHIC

FIND OUT HOW THIS CAT STUMPED THE PET PSYCHIC

Maggie May, a normally fearful, "fraidy" cat, fell off Valerie's third story apartment balcony. In the time it took for Valerie to run downstairs, Maggie May had vanished. Valerie worked as a feral cat rescue volunteer, so she was no stranger to how frightened cats can camouflage themselves so that not even the most skilled investigator can find them, but, after four days she had begun to give up hope of ever finding Maggie again.

When I communicated with Maggie, she told me that she had seen and heard Valerie call for her but was too terrified to venture out. She told me that she was directly below Valerie's balcony and she could see a wooden shed and a bush in front of her.

Valerie rushed down and found the hole, but she could not see Maggie May inside, even though she used a flashlight to shine all the way to the back of the hole.

I communicated with Maggie again and she told me the same information, she had seen and heard Valerie, but Valerie could not see her. As I lived close by, I thought I would go over and look myself. I thought Valerie must be missing something. Valerie and I had to climb along a long, high ledge but, when we came to the hole near the shed and the bush, I had to agree, that Maggie was definitely not inside the hole.

Valerie searched the area in a three block radius, I searched the area in a three block radius, but after two weeks Maggie was still missing. I was stumped. Valerie was stumped.

Then Valerie received a phone call from the lady in the apartment directly below Valerie's. The lady saw Maggie May crawl up on her balcony but then skitter back down again. Valerie rushed down to the hole again. However, this time something caught her eye; a tiny patch of darkness in the bushes by the hole. Upon investigation, Valerie found a tiny small hole next to the first hole. It wasn't readily visible from below and could only be accessed by creeping further along the ten foot high ledge; Valerie had always assumed there could be just one hole. This time she was able to coax a famished Maggie out with the lure of food.

The moral of this story is: never underestimate the will power of a fearful cat. They can be some of the stealthiest creatures on our planet. Sometimes they will only come out if fear of starvation motivates them. So don't be discouraged if they don't come forward immediately.

As you can see from the picture, Maggie May is home safe and sound and knows to be careful around the balcony ledge.

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TIGER SAFE AT HOME AND NOT LIKELY TO LEAVE AGAIN SOON

TIGER SAFE AT HOME AND NOT LIKELY TO LEAVE AGAIN SOON

Meredith A. contacted me after her beloved cat, Tiger had been missing for three days. Meredith feared the worst, as she lived in an area frequented by coyotes.

When I communicated with Tiger, he told me that he had strayed past his usual comfort zone around their home and was hiding across the street under a gray home, He could see and hear Meredith calling but he was too afraid to venture out from his safe hiding place.

I suggested some visualization exercises for Tiger and encouraged Meredith to imagine Tiger protected by a protective golden circle of light so that Tiger would feel her support in his journey across the street.

Meredith of Billeria, MA writes:

"That night, after Hilary worked with Tiger, I saw the sensor light come on the deck. There was Tiger! I was able to coax him inside with food and his cat toys.

He has been staying close to home ever since."

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