Talk Pawsitive

09/28/2021

I was on a podcast earlier this September. We had a lot of fun talking about animal communication and a variety of other things. Here is the link to listen to it:

https://www.pastlivesandthedivine.com/82-pet-communication-with-kris-scanlon

Kris and I cover how she came into knowing with her gifts, how she used to be afraid of animals, and how she works with clients and animals now.

09/18/2021

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04/12/2021

We all deserve to be respected with our lives

04/09/2021

Animal Connection & Healing Tip: There are many times I read status updates about animals who are ill and their humans are told there is nothing left they can do, or they don't have an answer as to what is even going on. Because we are so deeply connected with the animals in our lives use their behavior or health issue as a reflection and see if you can identify a correlation. Example: your pet is showing signs of aggression and seems unsettled (has a hard time calming down). Where in your life are you either really angry and can't express it or extremely frustrated in life? Identifying things within us help the animals heal.

03/18/2021

If you could ask your pet one question, what would it be?

02/03/2021

Hello! I apologize as I have not tended to this page for quite some time. That is going to change as I shift my focus from what I was doing to doing more of what I love, which is engaging with animals and the people who love them.

Connecting with animals is a passion of mine. I love helping people learn how to connect with them as well.

Over the next several weeks you will start to see more posts that ask questions and look for your engagement. Feel free to ask questions and I will do my best to answer. I will also be offering mini readings and doing them for donations.

So, if you have any interests, or would like to learn more about a particular area, then please let me know. I'm open to topics and suggestions!

11/28/2019

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11/08/2019

It’s been awhile. I’ve stepped back a bit due to lots of life changes. But now I’m jumping back in and working with more animals! They are truly the home for my heart. What better way to jump back in than to have an animal communication class?!?! Soooooo.....

Saturday, November 16th, 2019 Animal Communication class in Maple Grove, MN

Solidify your relationship with animals and learn how to communicate with them on a different level. Learn how to trust yourself and what you’re hearing when talking with the animals.

We all have the ability to hear and talk with them. We were born with it. It’s just a matter of honing your skills.

Saturday, Nov. 16th in Maple Grove I’m facilitating an animal communication class from 10am to 5:30pm.

Message me for more details.

08/10/2019

Something to note

07/11/2019

07/10/2019

We have much in common with wolves. Wolves have emotional lives, can experience emotions such as joy and grief. Wolves mourn lost pack mem...

06/25/2019

In Greater Kruger National Park, an anti-poaching unit is fighting back without bullets, and earning hero status for it.

06/15/2019

I love this! Education is important!

What's your perception of this animal?
We were contacted by a gentleman that had trapped a raccoon. Something was getting in his trash and he wanted to figure out what it was. He asked us to come relocate the raccoon he caught. We explained how relocating isn't actually a humane option, but often a death sentence for the animal. No, we're not nuisance animal removers, but we do try to help educate the public on how to coexist with wildlife.
When Greg got there, he saw that this was a nursing mom. She has babies out there somewhere depending on her! He gave the homeowner some tips on how to secure his trash can lids and explained how the mom wasn't rabid, but coming out during the day because she is having to work harder to hunt and forage for herself and her babies that she's feeding. During the conversation, the homeowner looked at this "nuisance animal" in a brand new light. She's a single mom with mouths to feed! Relocating her would leave babies somewhere to slowly starve to death without her. The homeowner allowed Greg to release her, with a smile on his face. He's going to take simple measures to secure his trashcans, and start putting a little dog food out at the tree line of his wooded property to give momma a little help