Helping Humans Hear

I have always been around animals, and had the honor to grow up with two Border Terriers and a very doggish Orange cat.  While I could often "hear" what they needed through my own clairsentience, it was in fact a tiny baby hummingbird that I first connected to with full sentences.  His mother never returned for him, and he was left in the middle of a residential street.  Ethically, I know today to take wild animals to the vet, animal conservatory or wildlife rehabilitation center. At the time, my family decided to take him in and raise him until he could fly.  I had the honor to syringe feed him, and you could often find us together in the backyard, talking about many things until he had a full stomach. He grew to be a bright green, ruby-throated Hummingbird. You could often find him perching on one of our hats, or high up shelves in the living room.  He was an absolute joy to know! One day, his wings were strong enough that it was time to release him in the wild.  While my child heart was deeply saddened, for several weeks following, he would return periodically and hover by the back sliding glass window, as if to say "Hey! I'm doing good!  How are you doing? I love you!"  

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Because of Sugar The Hummingbird, my intuitive ears are forever open to the languages of animals.  I have communicated with cats, dogs, horses, donkeys, goats, and continue to broaden my animal communication skills each day. These readings are very similar to my human-centered readings.  I ask for active engagement in these readings.  I can do an animal reading from a distance with a picture, and a brief description of your animal companion, if you like to add it.  Questions are encouraged.  I do enjoy meeting animals in person, and sometimes this can help the reading to move forward. To learn more, please feel free to call or text me at (971)803-1900