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Category Archives: animal stories
“Saint Francis”
Some years ago, I had the good fortune to walk the peaceful paths of Assisi. How could a place ravaged by earthquakes and persistent, blustery winds be so peaceful. Amidst the bustling winds and rubble of buildings damaged by quakes, … Continue reading →
“Ruby, My Thief in the Night”
Ruby is my miniature poodle. She is about five years old, the age when Chinese meat farm breeders find less use for their “cash cows” and sell them to the slaughterhouse. Ruby was rescued on her way to that slaughterhouse. … Continue reading →
“Wolfhound, Savage Killer of Beasts……..NOT”
Behind a closed bathroom door, my wolfhound is hiding. She closes the door by herself, usually during a thunderstorm or fireworks. Today, the monsters are the home renovators next door, tearing the second floor off our neighbor’s house. People fear … Continue reading →
“Just an Old, Brown Dog”
I took Aura Lea, my wolfhound, to the vet today. Thankfully, just a routine check up. We usually spend an hour or two chatting at my vet’s office. You see, I have been going to him for over 30 … Continue reading →
Posted in "A Poet's Blog", "Animal Communicator", Animal Communication, Animal Spirits, animal stories, Life Musings from a Reiki Master and Intuitive Animal Communicator
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Tagged 'Old dogs", animal communication, Dogs, Mutts, Pet Euthanasia, Rainbow Bridge Stories, Saying Goodbye to a Pet
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“Teaching Rusty the “Ropes” …(how poodles become collies”
Collies like to bark. You learn that the hard way, usually when you are standing at the door in your robe and pajamas in the early morning and you are screaming for the barking to stop. You can try to … Continue reading →
“Mornings of Mischief”
They work as a team….Aura Lea, my Irish Wolfhound, swishes her tail and knocks my reading glasses off the living room end table…..Ruby, my poodle, carries them into her bed…….. My knitting needle and yarn strewn across the rug….now having … Continue reading →
Posted in "A Photographer's Blog", "A Poet's Blog", "Animal Communicator", "Irish Wolfhounds, A Writer's Blog, Animal Communication, Animal Cruelty, animal stories, Life Musings from a Reiki Master and Intuitive Animal Communicator
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Tagged "Dog Stories, "Irish Wolfhounds, Collies, Poodles, The China Dog Meat Trade
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“If you have dogs, don’t hang cookies on your Christmas Tree, and other funny “tails”……
I think it’s the Mercury Retrograde…..I feel like Charles Dickens…..remembering Christmases past…… Many of my Christmases involve calamities of one kind or another……usually pertaining to trees. One of my first Christmases in my home involved, of course, getting a big … Continue reading →
“Tell the Angels One Cookie in the Morning”
My little mouse, Miss Charlotte Bumbles, crossed last night. She was fine yesterday, she ate, she played, she came to greet me with her ever smiling face…. I went in to give her her bedtime cookie and no whiskered face … Continue reading →
“It’s a Tough World out There”
My new “patient” at the squirrel house is this little one…….he is missing part of his tail, it is bloodied on the underside. Perhaps a close encounter with a cat; perhaps someone sought to trap him and he escaped by … Continue reading →
“Gilded Cages”
I took a trip to a large pet store chain yesterday, needing a myriad of supplies for my own furred and feathered pack. While grabbing supplies in the bird aisle, a group of store employees gathered around a large cage … Continue reading →
