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Pasquale: His Gift of Trust

4 June 2018 by admin 289 1

I met Janet many years ago at a “Hags and Nags” get together. The group was for women who rode horses — and they definitely did not take themselves seriously!

Buster: Just Trying To Get Someone to Listen

14 January 2018 by admin 309 1

There are few things that are more frustrating than trying to get a message across to someone who isn’t listening. If the message is that something really hurts and no

Roadie: A Sad Beginning, but Happy Ending

$Roadie: A Sad Beginning, but Happy Ending$

3 December 2017 by admin 315 1

Imagine starting your life basically alone and helpless. This is the fate of feral or abandoned animals everywhere. Now imagine, at the age of four months, experiencing physical trauma so

Help for Handsome

3 September 2017 by admin 275 1

Eventing is a very challenging equestrian sport. For those of you not familiar with the horse world, eventing is an equestrian event where a horse and rider are required to

Midnight: Not a Fan of Fans

16 August 2017 by admin 271 1

I first met Jenna, who is a pet sitter by trade, at the metaphysical fairs in Colorado. She had a client who needed to move east for health reasons and

Oscar – Keeping His Promise

28 June 2017 by admin 269 0

Everyone who has cats that spend time outside knows that there are risks involved with letting them be outside. Cars, other cats, dogs, small predators — even humans — can

KitKat and Shadow: Kids Aren’t Always Easy to Live With!

28 April 2017 by admin 231 0

A beautiful Siamese kitten found her person, Julie, in October of 2014. Julie named the kitten KitKat and says, “I didn’t rescue KitKat, KitKat rescued me.” Julie and KitKat became

Buster And Sophie: Always Together

2 March 2017 by admin 232 1

The first time I spoke to Nancy was at a metaphysical fair in Colorado. She told me that she had two dogs who’d recently crossed to Spirit — Sophie, a

Dylan: Perfect, Just the Way You Are

19 February 2017 by admin 211 0

There seems to be an optimum number of animals for some people to have in their lives. Sometimes it’s one animal — sometimes more. For one of my long time

Dakota: Going Out Strong

2 December 2016 by admin 255 0

Julie contacted me in 2011 when one of her search and rescue dogs, Dakota — a very handsome Belgian Malinois — had fractured his leg during a training search. Dakota

Morgan: The Grumpy Chinchilla

1 November 2016 by admin 196 0

I met Brittany and her boyfriend in 2010 at a metaphysical fair in Colorado Springs. Brittany had a chinchilla named Morgan, one of several chinchillas that she loved and cared

Diego: Overcoming Obsession

24 October 2016 by admin 213 0

Lacey and Alison contacted me about their dog Diego, a beautiful silver grey standard poodle. Diego had lived with them most of his life. They said Diego was a wonderful

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