This is Teddy on his third birthday.  He would love more: trips to the pet store and the beach, BBQ meat, ball play, coconut shampoo,  snuggles, belly rubs, family selfies, butt scratches, nature trips, and places he can see birds.  He says to his people, “I feel so much love for you. Thank you for

This is Snowball II. He is three years old.  He recently started to bark at other dogs on a walk.  I asked him why. He responds, “When I see another dog, I want to bark at it. I have a strange feeling that takes me over. I think, ‘Fight that dog.  Fight that dog’ I

Often animal advocates will suffer from compassion fatigue.  They find their bodies and minds exhausted from all the trauma they witness in the life and death of animals and in the world itself.  They overwork themselves because there is always a fight to fight or an animal to save. I would love people to realize

This is Deuce. He is nine months old. Deuce and his person cured him of FIP! Deuce says, “I am thankful that I am healed from all past diseases. This is due to my mom and her healing. One time I was very tired, and I felt snotty and gross.  Now I have rocket ship

This is Clarence.  He is twelve years old and hikes a lot with his mom (person).  We had a follow-up session to see how he was feeling.  He says, “I feel softer and more flexible in my body. My shoulders are not as tight as before. I like it when my mom stretches my shoulders