Animal Communicator
Rhianna Gray
"Annie," a mixed-breed puppy, seems to be so terrified that she continually hides under her humans' bed. Upon connecting empathetically with Annie, I gather impressions of her story before she arrived at her present safe and loving home. Like a movie unfolding, I "see" Annie's mother being abused by her owner, a man, while she was pregnant with Annie's litter. Annie witnessed a litter mate being abused by this man, and in her terror, she fled through an open door and across the street, almost being hit by traffic, running for her life until she was found by a caring person. Her human, Gale, then confirmed to me that Annie is terrified of men and traffic noises, and bolts through open doors as if her life depends on it. With the help of a flower essence formula created for Annie, along with a homeopathic remedy and behavior modification techniques recommended by Annie's holistic veterinarian, Annie is gaining trust and confidence in her family and in life.
"T-Rex," an African Grey parrot, lives in a house where strangers frequently visit. T-Rex's human, Linda, asks me if it would help T-Rex to feel more secure if his cage were moved across the room. Upon connecting with T-Rex, he explains to me that moving his cage would not make any difference in his level of fear of the strangers, and that he would prefer that his cage stay where it is, thank you very much!
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"Kelly," an older female cat, has been urinating outside of the litter box when her human, Jan, is out of the house. Upon connecting with Kelly, she tells me that she gets upset when her beloved human is away at strange, inconsistent times, and does not keep to a regular schedule in feeding Kelly and cleaning the litter box. Jan confirmed to me that her work schedule is indeed chaotic and irregular. Jan now knows how to work with Kelly and understands her behaviors.
"Frannie" is an elderly Doberman that was diagnosed with a tumor. She lays on the floor, without much vitality, breathing quietly. Her human, Barb, wonders if she is in pain from this tumor, and upon connecting with Frannie, I feel her at peace but with extremely low vitality. Perhaps she has some discomfort from the large size and awkward location of the tumor, but no pain. She is ready and willing to transition into death. The vet agrees with my perceptions that Frannie is not in pain.
Using my intuitive and empathetic capabilities, I can help people understand and work with their pets in the many stages of their pets' lives, from understanding trauma-based behaviors to assisting the end-of-life process. I usually recommend flower essence formulas, which may be available in your local area or through WellVet.com. Animal communication services can be complementary to, but not a substitute for, the services of a holistic veterinarian.
Before connecting with your animal, I will need to talk to you to compile some basic information such as your animal's name, breed, general situation, etc., and also gather your questions regarding your animal. At that time, I will schedule a time for you to call me back to discuss the results of the reading. In order to connect with your animal from afar, I must schedule a quiet, inward time so that I may first ask for your pet's permission to communicate, and then focus on it's physical sensations, feelings, thoughts, and motivations.
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Rhianna Gray at 303-554-8130, between the hours of 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Mountain Time Zone (Eastern Time 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.; Central Time 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.; Pacific Time 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.) Please leave a message with day and nighttime phone numbers and the time zone from which your are calling.