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Laura talks to a cat (Ike) that is going into surgery to remove cancerous tumors and a black lab (Zuma) who talks about things her pet sitter could do differently. Iris the goat is also featured.
Laura and several of her clients are interviewed on animal communication and whether they think it is a fad or if it will be a growing field. (Thank you Jaya, Jon, Jodi and Tina of Aloha Dog Grooming).
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Spending Sunday working. Book of pet psychic stories and articles will be out before Christmas! #happylife
I had a very hard time getting Easter to look at me for this picture. I just told her that her behavior is gross, so she was avoiding looking me in the eye. Easter loves to roll in poop! It makes her very proud. I asked her to please stop and to please tell me why.
She explained, “I love it. Smelling of poop makes me feel magical and like I am something bigger than myself.”
As you can imagine there are many things I could say to this, but for now I am just going to sit with that.
Seamora just said to me, “You haven’t known this, but I have lived a lot of lives as my best self.” Wow! Lucky her.
Tina, Stewart, Laura & Arthur and goat up above 🙂
On the full episode of AnimalZone – Season 2, Episode 8
We head to Beverly Hills and a very special adoption center called Deity Animal Rescue. K-Nine Solutions takes us on a pack walk with 25 dogs and their “pawrents” around Montecito. The Pet Psychic, Laura Stinchfield, talks with an alpaca at AB Ranch in Santa Paula. Then we talk with an adoption hero, Harry Reinhardt, about his dog Ragnar.
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When mom decides to lock us in the pool area while she writes an article on her phone. #lifeishard #dogdaysofsummer #afteraswim
I was just hanging out with Ella and thinking about someone in my past when Ella said, “We could be best friends and not even know each other.” I asked her what she meant and she replied, “You can hang out with someone and not even know them. I feel all beings should take the time to know one another. It feels better inside.”
Arthur, Rema, Titan & Laura
Also on this episode: This week we sniff our way around Elings Park on a dog scent hunt organized by Dean Noble. Then Dr. Annie O’Donnell of La Cumbre Animal Hospital shares some tips on how to give your dog or cat a painless manicure. The Pet Psychic, Laura Stinchfield, talks with Rema Rainsford-Hunt and her adopted dog Titan.
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Saturday on Cox Cable Channel 4 at 5:30 PM and on Channel 17 on Sunday at 7:30 PM. All episodes are also on AnimalZone.org
This is Vannie. She died May 8, 2019.
Her people had a session with me to find out if she is happy and with out pain in Heaven.
Here are some of the things Vannie shared during our session:
“I want my moms to know that a man (one of their fathers) came for me when I died. He picked me up and kissed me all over my body. He said, “Come here little girl I am going to give you a bath and take you to nap with me while I watch tv.’ He held me in a sunshine spray bath that had rainbow light. I snuggled into his arms and fell asleep in his lap with the sound of the tv in the background.
When I awoke he said, ‘Time to go and smell the garden’. Then took me outside to a fresh garden of grass, flowers and vegetables. I can smell better than I have ever smelled before. I can see better than I have ever seen before. I feel like a magical puppy in love with my surroundings…
I want them to know that I always felt loved in my life. I always felt included. I felt like they talked me like I was one of the girls… I want them to know I love them.”
After the session her people wrote:
“We loved our session with Laura. We lost Vanny very suddenly after surgery. We Miss her so. I feel more at peace knowing she is happy, and loving her surroundings. Heaven has all the things she loved here; sunshine baths, she loved to sun in the back yard on a cushion, she napped every day to the TV on my mom’s and my lap, watermelon, her food cut in small pieces.
Laura has an incredible gift. I wish I had. Thank you Laura !!! We plan on having another session with our sweet, sassy girl very soon.I could never express how much we loved our session. Thank you for allowing us this precious link.”
My four dogs were barking out the front window. Not a wild bark just a unnecessary, “Hey, I see you across the street.” bark. I stopped them and then mumbled, “It’s all about being good…”
Hudson cut me off and says, “No that’s not what it is about. Its not about just being good. It’s about changing your behavior to reflect a calm and smart inner state. Just being good is just not doing bad. The reason to be calm and quiet is to find joy and peace in the moment.”
That is my smart boy! He has been listening and growing up!
When I sat down for a moment to rest, Easter came over to tell me, “Mom, I just found myself in a bucket of love.”
“What does that mean?” I asked her.
She replied, “It means that when you finally rest for a moment, I feel all the love energy that follows you around drop down around us. It also means to find love in the endless bucket inside of you. I am very knowledgeable on love. You have to recognize it to feel its power.”
Dinner with family @hippiessentials ️ Seamora says,
“Katherine always makes something I can eat. I love Katherine. She radiates sunshine.”
At a luxury resort in Cancun, Mexico, an iguana looked down at us with exquisite eyes from the pergola above our hotel room. When I asked her why she was up so high she answered, “I like to view of the ocean from up here. I can see where the other iguanas are. One of them picks on me.” We told her to imagine both her and that iguana at peace and to send him compassion. She thought about it but did not respond.
I love watching reptiles eat. They eat with an unusual presence of mind, savoring each taste with delight. I asked her if she would like a treat. “I love strawberries.” She replied That was an easy request to fulfill at the breakfast buffet.
We named her Joie after Dr. Joe Dispenza. It seemed an obvious choice since we were attending his workshop. Joie became more and more comfortable with each feeding. One day we sat down with her to learn more about her. We quickly learned she was female when she asked us, “How many birthdays have you had?” She didn’t mean how old we are. She wanted to know how many times we had given birth.
She got startled when someone walked behind her. I asked her why she was scared. She told us that she has seen other iguanas scooped up in nets and taken away. I explained to her that the resort staff was extremely compassionate towards animals, so they were probably re-homing the other iguanas because of overpopulation. I explained the difference between staff uniforms and the guests’ attire. She told us, “I have never known people to sing with their heart like you do?” She was definitely talking about my friend who is sings beautifully throughout the day.
Joie then asked, “How many skies are there?” Because we were spending a lot of time meditating, we quickly assumed she meant dimensions to the universe or states of mind, but Joie was being much more literal. She continued, “I like peaceful skies. I get scared of the storms. I have nowhere to hide.”
I looked around. She has plenty of places to hide. Joie then showed me a wild storm. She must be talking about hurricanes. I explained to her that people at the resort love animals and during these storms she should just run inside the hotel. The staff would be kind to her then. My friend Marna gave her directions on how to get into a nearby corridor that is contained but still has lots of plants. It would be a safe place for her to take shelter during a hurricane and extremely close to where she is presently living. I told Joie to go explore the area in the middle of the night or early in the morning, so she knows exactly where to go. She likes that idea and found great comfort in it. I also told her we were leaving and that she could manifest strawberries by looking at people and thinking strawberry over and over or while looking at the “peaceful sky” imagining herself happily eating strawberries. Of course, she could manifest this too. She manifested us.
We had this conversation as she feasted on strawberries, melons and a banana. Afterwards she stretched out on the grass and relaxed into her belly with her legs sprawled out. One did not need to be a pet psychic to see her gazing into our eyes with wonder. She is clearly fond of us and will miss us when we are gone. The feeling is mutual. Until we meet again, sweet Joie.
This week on Animal Zone Arthur and Laura visit Jamie McLeod’s Santa Barbara Bird Sanctuary and discover how Buda the parrot was captured in New Guinea.
Arthur, Laura, Jamie & Birds
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This week on AnimalZone we visit K-Nine Solutions in Santa Ynez, a boarding and training facility. Owners Eric Smith and Justin Davanzo share insights to animal training and how dogs respond to earned treats and rewards. Jamie McLeod of the Santa Barbara Bird Sanctuary introduce us to Bobby Houdini and Buda and the Pet Psychic, Laura Stinchfield, discovers how Buda was captured in New Guinea. Artist Zoe Elliott shows how she uses digital technology to create paintings of dogs and cats
On this episode of Animal Zone we visit Tyson and Val at Willow Creek Ranch.
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Its all smiles this week on AnimalZone as we learn the secrets of great pet photography from Wendy Domanski of WinkFace Photography. Laura Stinchfield, The Pet Psychic, talks with a former Disneyland horse, Tyson, that got spooked recently causing his owner to suffer an injury. Then Darsana, who adopted Kodak, an energetic pit bull from the Santa Barbara Humane Society, describes the adoption process and outcome of bringing Kodak into his forever home.
Many months ago, I fell in love with a painting at the Primavera Art Gallery.
Before Point No Point
It was thousands of dollars above my budget, but I snapped a photo of it anyway. The painting was of a small box shaped house that reminded me of a lighthouse. Since a young girl, I have always loved lighthouses. The idea that even in stormy weather a sailor could rely on a flashing light though the fog and the sound of mariner’s bell to alert them of home or rocky waters always calmed my restlessness. This house had its porch light on, another symbol to me of arriving home safely. Soon after I saw the painting, it started to show up in my visions during meditations. I would find myself walking up the steps into the house and then either upstairs or out the back door into mystical worlds or places to study.
One morning during my meditation, I found myself out the back door of the house. I had long thin legs. Effortlessly, I took flight. I was a white crane flying over the waves at the edge of the water. I could smell and feel the spray of the ocean and sense the wind touching every muscle and feather as I was lifted higher above the water. I flew through sunlight and puffy clouds in a world more vivid than this one, wishing it would never end. In a moment, I found myself landing in the arms of a man. I could feel his strong biceps supporting my bird body against his chest. He stroked my head and my back kindly. I pushed my head up against his cheek and wondered if this is how birds feel when they find themselves safe with a human friend. I looked down at my crane feet and they morphed into webbed ones. Was I now a white duck or a goose? My conscience rose from the depth of my heart. I did not want to trick this man into believing I was solely a bird. I flew from his arms and turned around using my will to turn me back into a woman. I felt the ocean fog around me and a white dress drape on my body. I wondered, “Do I now look like the ghost of woman from an old movie?”
Then I was aware of my breath, the blanket around me, and my chihuahua stirring to the rising sun out the bedroom window.
I went back to the gallery that day to visit the painting. It was thousands of dollars cheaper but still thousands more than I could spend. Months went by. Primavera closed. I wrote the artist telling her how much I loved her painting and made her an offer. The next day she accepted. I was thrilled. We became friendly via email both lovers of art and animals. A few days, later she writes, “I made a big mistake! I thought the painting was sent back… Much to my surprise it wasn’t. I had two pieces of the lighthouses and I thought the other one was sold. I feel really bad! I am sending you another painting of a bird at no cost. This is called “Crane Wife,” referring to one of my favorite folk tales of a Japanese wife who is a shape-shifter. The painting was hanging at the American Embassy in Kuwait for a couple of years, having been selected to be part of the Art in Embassy program.”
Crane Wife
I was stunned. The house was a lighthouse after all. Aw, it’s gone. Did I read the email correctly? Is she gifting me a painting? Of a woman who shape-shifts into a crane? Words cannot express my sense of awe and gratitude.
The “Crane Wife” is hanging by my front door. She stands just outside a door at the water’s edge with the darkness behind her and light upon her chest. When I gaze at her, I am reminded of all that is safe and wonderful in this miraculous world.
“Crane Wife” and the painting “Before Point No Point” was painted by my new friend Treacy Ziegler. www.treacyzieglerfineart.com instagram @treacyziegler
Also on AnimalZone this week, Arthur von Wiesenberger visits with Jamie McLeod of the Santa Barbara Bird Sanctuary and discover some of the unique qualities of cockatoos and macaws. At the Santa Barbara Humane Society’s Educational Center. He meets with Dr. Whitney O’Malley who is teaching a class of preschoolers important ways to interact and pet a dog. Later, Kerri Burns, Executive Director of the SBHS, takes the class on a tour of the cat and dog areas at the shelter. Laura Stinchfield, the Pet Psychic, talks with Mikey The Pit Bull and tells us some of his hopes and wishes.
Animal Zone airs Saturday on Cox Cable Channel 4 at 5:30 PM and on Channel 17 on Sunday at 7:30 PM. All episodes are also on www.AnimalZone.org
Watch what Mikey the Pit Bull has to say on Animal Zone! We also talk about what to say to your animals when you go on vacation. Click here too watch the video: https://youtu.be/aYcE1QTMngI?t=1344 Also on AnimalZone this week, Arthur von Wiesenberger visit with Jamie McLeod of the Santa Barbara Bird Sanctuary and discover some of the unique qualities of cockatoos and macaws. At the Santa Barbara Humane Society’s Educational Center. He meets with Dr. Whitney O’Malley who is teaching a class of preschoolers important ways to interact and pet a dog. Later, Kerri Burns, Executive Director of the SBHS, takes the class on a tour of the cat and dog areas at the shelter. Laura Stinchfield, the Pet Psychic, talks with Mikey The Pit Bull and tells us some of his hopes and wishes. Animal Zone airs Saturday on Cox Cable Channel 4 at 5:30 PM and on Channel 17 on Sunday at 7:30 PM. All episodes are also on www.AnimalZone.org
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