I taught a bonus class to the graduates of our Basic and Advanced Animal Whispering Courses with The Shift Network. We practiced a new exercise that I recently developed. This exercise helps participants to accurately differentiate their thoughts and feelings from those of the animal they communicate with. Our volunteer animal helper was Ziggy, my 14-year-old glossy black cat.

People often feel dismayed or guilty when they have inadvertently participated in an animal’s death. Once people tap into their native ability to communicate with animals telepathically, they discover that animals may have very different perspectives on what occurred.

Beloved elder animal communicator Anita Curtis died on March 9, 2025. She practiced professionally for over three decades.

A few communication treasures from animals after leaving their physical form.

Amy Richardson wrote this article for the July 1993 issue after attending an animal communication course I taught. It is a wonderful example of how much we can learn from our wise animal friends when we listen to them.

Almost nothing can get me on my soapbox as the assertion that animals are lower and less-evolved than humans, or that humans are the ultimate, divine species on Earth.

My former long-haired Chihuahua, Pepito, and I went through many changes after his sudden death on August 30, 2024. I kept in touch with him as he traveled in the spiritual realm, appearing to me in various ways.

Several students attending my Advanced Animal Whispering Course had great questions about handling their sensitivity—a follow-up subject to my last blog on protection.

I have heard and read that there is a danger of coming in contact with negative beings and a need for protection once we open ourselves up.  How can we be safe from attacks from negative forces or beings? 

Early October, I enjoyed a long drive to guide a wildlife communication retreat at Earthfire Institute sanctuary in Idaho, camping in scenic spots along the way. On the way home to Arizona, I planned to take a side trip to Colorado to visit my friend, Don, and his orange tabby cat companion, Ollie.