About Fiona

I am a pet communicator and I treat this blog as my public journal.

The cases I share on this blog are all real and have received permissions from pet owners before hand.

It’s amazing to find out what’s in our pets’ mind and I hope through reading my blog, pet owners would realize that pets have a mind of their own and should respect their thinkings. As human, we tend to think that we are superior than all other living creatures, but you’ll be surprise to find out that our pets (or other animals) are just as smart (if not smarter) as us.

Anyway, I hope you’d enjoy this blog!

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September 9, 2009 at 10:35 pm

Daisy

Hi,

Hopefully I have the right place. I’d love for you to communicate with my dog Maya.

http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v101/digitaleevee/?action=view&current=Maya.jpg

Maya is a 3 year old Alaskan malamute, she’s female and I guess her way of addressing me is her human friend.

The questions I’d like to ask her is;

-How did you end up being a stray?

-Was Molly your friend before you were both adopted?

-Why are you so scared of baths?

-Why do you have to be so aggressive towards newer dogs?

-Do you miss your puppies at all?

Thank you very much

September 15, 2009 at 12:54 am

pesoto74

I posted this as a reply on the message board when I meant to put it on your blog.

I will be interested in hearing what you have to say. I might have laughed at one time at the idea of pet telepathy until I had an experience with my cat a few years ago. I was living in a new apartment and about 4am I woke up with a strong thought that I needed to check on Kitty. I went to look for her and could not find her. Then I noticed a screen in the window seemed have been pushed back. So I went to the door and looked out and there was Kitty outside looking back at me. I imagine that she must have seen something outside and pushed on the screen to get at it. To her surprise the screen must have given away and she was outside. At the time she wasn’t much of an outside cat so it was a shock to her to end up outside. I do have the feeling that she had sent me a mental message that she needed help.

September 16, 2009 at 11:28 am

Anne-Marie