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Animal Connection ®
Communicating for You!
Services by Danielle Sender
Animal Connection News Online
February 2019
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Welcome to Animal Connection News Online, your online source for information about animal communication and the messages our animals want to share with us.
January was a very busy month for Animal Connection with new and existing customers requesting sessions. Thank you for trusting me with your animal communication needs. A day doesn’t go by that there isn’t something new to learn from the animals you share with me. I do truly feel blessed to do the work that I do.
Now for this month's newsletter
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Words of Wisdom – The Philosopher Cat
Subscriber news
Funny animal videos and slide shows
Feature Story – What are they looking at?
Some laughs and more!
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Valentine's Day is coming and we're getting in the spirit with our annual "Heart Contest".
Count how many hearts there are in this February 2019 newsletter then complete the entry form below. We'll pick one winner at random from all the correct answers to win our booklet, Making the Animal Connection. It's an easy to read guide on learning how to communicate with animals and a great way to get started on this fun journey.
Get your entry in now! Our contest ends on February 28, 2019, midnight Central time. Please only 1 entry per emai address.
Hint, hint.... be sure to look closely at all the pictures in the newsletter.
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Subscriber Buzz
Animal Connection has been communicating with Pixy of Phing Phing C.’s family in Singapore since Pixy was rescued. It’s been fun hearing about how she has settled in with her new family especially Phing Phing’s young sons. We just had to share this picture of Pixy’s first birthday with her family. We are so happy for all of you!
And congratulations to Lee D. of Calabasas, CA on the addition of a new cat named Curzon. After Curzon settles into his new home, he will be going to shows with Lee. Isn’t he handsome?
And congratulations to Nancy L. of Parsippany, NJ on the new addition of two kittens, Moxy and Moe. Nancy had planned on taking home only one cat from the shelter but couldn’t break up these two who are brother and sister. Congratulations to all of you!
We love to hear what’s going on with you and your animals. Just send us an email at [email protected] and feel free to include pictures.
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We ask permission from both the person and the animal to share their information, so others may learn. We want you to feel comfortable and secure with us.
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“The reason a dog has so many friends is that he wags his tail instead of his tongue.” ~ anonymous
“The most affectionate creature in the whole world is a wet dog. “ ~ Ambrose Bierce
“If I have any beliefs about immortality, it is that certain dogs I have known will go to heaven – and very, very few persons.” ~ James Thureor
“Don’t accept your dog’s admiration as conclusive evidence that you are wonderful.” ~ Ann Landers
Are you interested in learning how to communicate with animals? A good way to start is by reading about animal communication. And Animal Connection can help you with our how-to communicate booklet, Making the Animal Connection, that is now in its 8th printing and ready for sale.
This booklet will give you insights into the many ways that animal thoughts can be shared between you and your animals, along with examples that will help you understand how you may sense these new experiences.
Our booklet is an easy, quick read and also includes a relaxation meditation message to help you calm and clear your mind, which is the first step in communicating.
We are extending our promotion to purchase our booklet at the old pricing due to the overwhelming response from our clients and subscribers. Order by February 28, 2019 and pricing will remain at the pre-new release price of $7.50. Shipping is $1.50 and there is a bit of tax for you Texans.
Click here to order.
Get started communicating. Your animals will thank you!
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Danielle with her dogs, Lucky and Sally
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What is a Reassurance Session?
Reassurance sessions can help both you and your animal through a stressful situation. From being left at home when you go on vacation, to moving to a new stable or moving to a new house, having surgery, adding a new animal to household and much more, a reassurance session can prepare your animal for the changes that lie ahead as well as give you some peace of mind.
Here is a comment from one our clients who used this service.
"Thank you very much for talking with our fur children. I'm certain it was beneficial for all of us and we will certainly be contacting you again. Your reassurance to Sara in particular makes a big difference in letting us enjoy our vacation." Larry C., Virginia Beach, VA
Reassurance Sessions are $45.
Click here if you would like to place an order or go to the Services tab at the top of the page.
Words of Wisdom
I recently had the pleasure of communicating with Ruby, a cat who is part of Sara C.’s family in Long Beach, CA. Sara won a free session in our annual photo contest and wanted to know Ruby’s thoughts on a variety of subjects.
Well, it turns out that Ruby is quite the philosopher. Not only did she answer Sara’s questions but she shared many of her philosophical outlooks on those topics.
Although I have come across a few of these philosophers in my communications, they are usually few and far between and I always enjoy it when they share their outlook on the life.
On one topic, I asked Ruby what had happened to her some years ago when she was went missing for four days from Sara’s home. Sara noticed a big change in Ruby’s personality when she returned as she was much more loving and affectionate. I told Ruby that Sara was curious about how and why this time away from home changed her.
Ruby told me that she couldn’t get home and she thought she had lost her family forever. Ruby told me how this experience truly scared her and made her realize that sometimes she took things for granted.
Ruby went on to say that when she came home, she wanted Sara to know how much she appreciated and loved her life with her. And then Ruby shared the philosopher cat’s gem of wisdom….Ruby told me that sometimes an experience takes you to a place you just don’t expect and the bad turns into something very good.
Have you had that happen in your life? I know I have in mine. We get ourselves into a set of circumstances that seem terrible at the time, but as Ruby said, sometimes the bad can turn into something very good.
What a positive way of looking at bad situations
Thanks, Ruby for sharing your Words of Wisdom.
In memory of
Kitty and Sam
Our most sincere sympathies to
Natalie S., and Tom P.
on the loss of their loving companions.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and the animals you had the honor of knowing and loving.
Kitty and Sam
Our most sincere sympathies to
Natalie S., and Tom P.
on the loss of their loving companions.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and the animals you had the honor of knowing and loving.
God said, “I need somebody strong enough to pull sleds and find bombs, yet gentle enough to love babies and lead the blind. Somebody who will spend all day on a couch with a resting head and supportive eyes to lift the spirits of a broken heart.”
So God made a dog.
You Tube and Other Video Connections
and some cute photos too!
and some cute photos too!
This video is a little long but worth the time. It’s about a dog who is close to being returned to the shelter until a letter from his person is found. A touching and true story.
Click here to see it and be sure you have your tissues.
This slide show of animals who look like celebrities is too funny.
Click here to see what a great job was done in putting this together!
Finnegan the “squirrel dog” is an interesting story of how an expecting dog adopted a wild squirrel baby and raised her along with her puppies.
Click here to see this cute video.
Feel free to email us with any You Tube or other video links that you’ve enjoyed. We’ll post as many as we can and credit the first person who emailed us with the link. Also, feel free to send email video attachments. If I can find them published on YouTube, I’ll use them.
A Horse’s View of the 10 most scary things
10. Blowing Paper - "At any moment it could whip up into our faces, covering our noses. We could suffocate. And don't try to tell us you'd do CPR."
9. Barking Dogs - " What? You've never read Steven King's CUJO?"
8. Puddles of Water - "Quicksand."
7. Trash Cans - "They've been known to swallow horses and transport them into another dimension."
6. Babies and Lil Kids - "Long lost tribe of horse-eating pygmies."
5. Plaid Horse Blankets - "Hey, when was the last time you wore plaid? It adds at least 100 lbs."
4. Ropes and Hoses on the Ground - "Dreaded North American trail snakes."
3. Ponies - "Cute, clever, hardy. They want to take over the world."
2. Windy Days - Two words: impending tornado."
And the number one scary thing in the minds of horses?
1. Carts and Wagons - “Look. You put a human on our backs, we can always buck them off. But hitching a horse to a wheeled object. It's just not right. No matter how fast I trot, the darn cart is still running after me. Oh, the Horror!!!”
9. Barking Dogs - " What? You've never read Steven King's CUJO?"
8. Puddles of Water - "Quicksand."
7. Trash Cans - "They've been known to swallow horses and transport them into another dimension."
6. Babies and Lil Kids - "Long lost tribe of horse-eating pygmies."
5. Plaid Horse Blankets - "Hey, when was the last time you wore plaid? It adds at least 100 lbs."
4. Ropes and Hoses on the Ground - "Dreaded North American trail snakes."
3. Ponies - "Cute, clever, hardy. They want to take over the world."
2. Windy Days - Two words: impending tornado."
And the number one scary thing in the minds of horses?
1. Carts and Wagons - “Look. You put a human on our backs, we can always buck them off. But hitching a horse to a wheeled object. It's just not right. No matter how fast I trot, the darn cart is still running after me. Oh, the Horror!!!”
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From the Horse's Mouth - Feature Article
What are they looking at?
What are they looking at?
Have you ever wondered what what your dog or cat is looking at when they seem to be staring at a blank wall or up at the ceiling? It does seem puzzling to watch your animal companion stare and be inquisitive at what appears to be nothing.
Several clients have asked me to ask their animals what this is all about. Although the details may differ between those I have asked, their answers are all the same…..they are looking at a spirit.
Some animals have told me that they are seeing friends or family who have passed on while others are seeing spirits that they do not recognize. And I’m sure the next question you have is whether or not they are just seeing animal spirits or possibly human spirits as well. In the animals I have questioned, they have seen both.
So now the question is, why can our animals see these spirits, but we don’t always notice them? In general, our animals are much more in tune with the spirit world than we are. I have been told that they communicate with animal family members who have passed on and notice when they visit the family. They also see spirits that they do not recognize in their house. Sometimes they enjoy the visit, while other times, the spirit disturbs them because they feel it does not belong. The animal may also feel that they need to protect their family from the uninvited guest and aren’t quite sure how to go about this.
In some cases, I have been asked to solve this dilemma which is obviously disturbing the animal and his or her people. In these cases, I begin by asking the animal to ask the spirit why they are there. I do this because it seems that the spirit has chosen to make itself know to the animal and there seems to be some business which much be completed. Depending upon the reason, but in most cases, I have suggested that the animal respectfully ask the spirit to leave. Most times this works, but on occasion a spirit can be particularly stubborn about wanting to hang around. First I try to provide the animal a way to convince the spirit to leave, but if that fails, I may be asked by the animal’s person to contact the spirit directly to ask them to move on. In two extreme cases, I’ve had to suggest to clients that a shaman come to the house to use their talents to have the spirit move on.
But most times, this is not the case. It’s just a friend or family member visiting and the animal welcomes the visit.
Animals do vary in their ability to see and communicate with spirits, just as we do, however, they do seem to have a much better natural connection than most people. In general, animals are more in touch with their spiritual side. I’ve had many tell me that before they pass on, they see the larger picture of why they came to earth and were part of their person’s life. They also tend to understand why their own death occurs when it does even before they depart.
Some animals, who are older souls, have a deep understanding of the spirit world and how their soul has evolved over their various lives. I find it interesting that they are such wonderful teachers with so much to share. I always think I am so fortunate to have had the opportunity to know these wise souls and learn from them.
I also find it interesting that many people think of humans as more highly evolved or better than animals. Yet from my experiences in communicating, we should appreciate how spiritually connected our animals are. After all, while we see bare walls, they see the spirits of those who have come to visit.
So the next time you notice your animal companion staring at the wall or up at the ceiling….. there may be more going on than there appears to be.
Portions of this newsletter may be reprinted with the written permission of Animal Connection. Several of our subscribers have used Animal Connection articles for publication in their animal association newsletters. We don’t mind at all. Just ask!
3. When chewing your cud, remember: There's no fat, no calories, no cholesterol and no taste!
ALL I NEED TO KNOW ABOUT LIFE I LEARNED FROM A COW
1. Wake up in a happy mooo-d.
2. Don't cry over spilled milk.
3. When chewing your cud, remember: There's no fat, no calories, no cholesterol and no taste!
4. The grass is green on the other side of the fence.
5. Turn the udder cheek and mooo-ve on.
6. Seize every opportunity and milk it for all its worth!
7. It's better to be seen and not herd.
8. Honor thy fodder and thy mother and all your udder relatives.
9. Never take any bull from anybody.
10. Always let them know who's the bossy.
11. Stepping on cowpies brings good luck.
12. Black and white is always an appropriate fashion statement.
13. Don't forget to cow-nt your blessings every day.
“One reason a dog can be such comfort when you are feeling blue is that he doesn’t try to find out why.” ~ author unknown
“I have found that when you are deeply troubled, there are things you get from the silent devoted companionship of a dog that you can get from no other source.” ~ Doris Day
“We give dogs time we can spare, space we can spare and love we can spare. And in return dogs give us there all. It’s the best deal man has ever made.” M. Facklam
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Animal Connection communicates with all species of animals. In the past, we have had the pleasure of communicating with a variety of cat, dog and horse breeds, birds, prairie dogs, cougars, mountain lions, mules, snakes, vultures, guinea pigs, turtles, ferrets, donkeys, llamas, pigs, coyotes, iguanas and even sugar gliders (you may need to Google the last one!)
All animals are welcomed!
Also, refer two new clients to us who purchase a session and you'll receive a $5 coupon from Animal Connection which may be used to purchase any of our products or services. This is our way of saying thank you for helping our business grow.
Gracie
Customer Comments
From Sara C. of Long Beach, CA…. Wow! That was fascinating! You sure captured my Ruby’s personality. I read all that with her snuggling with me and it felt so right on. That past life info was really interesting. It would make a lot of sense.
I can’t thank you enough for this opportunity. It really was such a gift.
Natalie S. of Shingle Springs, CA… Wow, thank you for all of that. It really puts me to rest on worrying about Kitty. Thank you again for sharing this with my family. So glad to hear from Kitty.
From Linda L….. Thank you so much for "getting together" with my Millie. It was a first for me - and I felt almost as if I were there with the two of you. So special!
Of particular interest was your reference to how Millie attached a certain importance to feeling that her purpose has to do with healing. She is the only dog I have ever had who, very early on, would seek out a wound on another's body (human or animal) and would tend to it with sniffing and licking. And this is regarding broken skin, bruising, torn muscle. It seems uncanny - but she will find whatever ails you and attempt to heal it! We sometimes call her "Medicine Millie"
She is certainly my love, along with the others, and I thank you for helping me to know another level of her heart!
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Check out our archives. We keep 3 months of newsletters plus the current month online.
There are also two series of archived articles on animals and their purpose and also animal souls. Both make for some interesting reading!
Check out our archives. We keep 3 months of newsletters plus the current month online.
There are also two series of archived articles on animals and their purpose and also animal souls. Both make for some interesting reading!
Don't forget to vote in our Heart Contest!
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Until next month...... Wishing you a lovely Valentine’s Day. And don’t forget to vote in our contest!
Danielle Sender
Danielle Sender