This is Tweety. He is two years old. His mom (person) asked me to tell him to not over assert himself with the other dogs at the dog park. He will often growl and jump in their faces. Dog parks are not my favorite places because I feel a lot of people are not watching […]
This is Wilma. She is nine years old. I had to tell her not to wander far away from home. She answered, “I feel this feeling of joy when I take long walks. I know that my mom is like, ‘hey Wilma stay here’, but I feel this wonderful feeling of exploration. I know how
This is Leroy. He is eleven years old. He says, “I like dad’s tv video game that has superheroes. You can play for money.” We had no idea what he was talking about so we asked him to give us more information. He says, “You sit in front of the tv, you play, and then
This is Daisy. She is eight years old. She says, “I like to see colorful objects above me. I like flowering bushes. I love clover-type plants, sunlight, and dappled shade. I love driving in the car. That is relaxing to me….I want to walk more and climb on a big hot rock. Tell my mom
This is Poppy. He is three years old. He says, “I like to have a belly rub. I like the fake grass feel to rub my belly on.” He is talking about the astroturf he once walked on. He also says, “I love leg strokes, but I don’t like it off my nails, it gives
This is Wilma. She passed away last year at 16 years old. She says from Heaven, “I want to tell my mom (person) that I feel that she didn’t wait too long to let me go. I was holding on and then when I felt like it was my time to go, I said, ‘mom
This is Sam. He is 14 years old. He lost his doggie sister Wilma this year. He sees her Spirit around. He says, “One of the things that I want to tell you about my life that has changed is that I was confused and now I am enlightened. When Wilma passed, I found this
This is Ella. She is my cat. Her words of wisdom for today is, “If you ever get nervous, take a break, and think it over.” Ella is very good at this. She may go under the bed or into another room, but only for a short while. Then she comes out and gets involved.
Easter’s Words Of Wisdom, “If you’re sick, everyday you have to believe you are going to get better. No matter what. If you feel that, then each day you do feel better.” About six weeks ago, Easter had vestibular and anaplasmosis (tick borne virus). She couldn’t walk right, she was throwing up, and she was
