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Does Peeing Always = Pissed-Off?
Cats are notorious for peeing outside the litter box. It’s the number one reason I’m asked to talk with someone’s cats. To us humans, it seems like such a deliberately spiteful act. We give them a litter box, we keep … Read More
It’s Not Always What You Think It Is
When I do a communication session for a client’s animal, it often happens that the questions I’m given assume something that isn’t so. When I was asked to communicate with an anxious dog who always horned in on any affection … Read More
Animal Rescue Spotlight – Meet Slinky
Slinky is a “somebody do something” dog in Demopolis. She lived her life on a chain with minimum shelter. We got multiple calls on her over the years. Animal control got multiple reports about her as well. It was heartbreaking … Read More
Conversation with a Lost Cat
Me: Where are you? Lost Cat: I’m in a house with wood everywhere, and it smells like mice and sometimes I get to catch a mouse. I like catching mice. I get to go outside now, and sometimes it smells … Read More
Miller Family Favorite – Pecan Pie
This month’s recipe is brought to us by Lisa Miller, who is featured in the Author Spotlight. A slice of pecan pie sounds like the perfect nibble to help all writers craft their stories with the help of Lisa’s wonderful … Read More
Author Spotlight – Lisa Miller
I know that a lot of my newsletter readers are interested in the writing process, and many are writers too, so I’m delighted to introduce y’all to Lisa Miller, who teaches story structure in a way that makes plotting accessible, … Read More
Conversation with a Beta Dog
In a pack of dogs that live with humans, the dog who’s been in the family the longest is often the alpha—the most beloved by both dogs and humans. After all, they’ve been there longer and have shared more experiences … Read More
Animal Rescue Spotlight – Meet Sardis
Sardis came to us as a stray, but we later found out he was abandoned by his owner. Like most huskies, he is full of personality and loves to “talk”. We’ve not had any issues with him trying to escape. … Read More
Conversation with a Babysitter Dog
I often get to do animal communication for people who are about to become parents and are wondering whether their beloved animal companion will accept the little human newcomer. My personal opinion is that most animal companions will love and … Read More
Connecting Across the Rainbow Bridge
Recently, I was asked to communicate with two dogs, a brother and sister who had crossed the Rainbow Bridge within months of each other. Their human was devastated, and wanted to know (among other things) if they would send him … Read More
Animal Rescue Spotlight – Meet Bellona aka Mama B
Bellona, also lovingly known as Mama B., has been with us since April of 2021. She is 4-5 years old, 58lbs (a little on the fluffy side), spayed, had age-appropriate vaccinations and is heartworm negative. She came to us from … Read More
Pearl Learns to Play
Introducing a new dog or cat into the family can be a tricky process. It’s not a one-and-done sort of thing that’s accomplished the first time everyone meets. It’s more like a training period in which the new animal learns … Read More
Binge Worthy Popcorn
Popcorn for bingeing your favorite shows on Netflix while the rainy-bad-cold weather can still justify it! Since I’ve learned that I’m allergic to just about everything, I’ve had to cut out–among other things–dairy. I’m also allergic to soy, which a … Read More
Author Spotlight – Sharon Sala (and her animal companions)
I fell in love with Sharon Sala’s books way back when. The first book I read of hers was Sweet Baby, a romantic suspense with psychologically and emotionally complex characters that stuck in my head long after I finished reading. … Read More
Conversation with a Cranky Crab
The last time I was here, I was babysitting my granddogters for a few days. On one of our nightly walks, Juniper stuck her nose into a sand crab’s hole, then fell back with a dramatic yelp when the crab … Read More
Animal Rescue Spotlight – Meet Dylan
Five weeks ago we pulled Dylan from Demopolis animal control. She was absolutely terrified of everything and the whole world was a scary place. Dylan went to a foster home about a month ago. She’s incredibly fortunate to have such … Read More
Animal Communication Monday – Conversation with the Dog Next Door
I feel sorry for the dog who lives in the house next to ours at the beach. She’s a sweet dog—though I worry for her future. She’s about ten months old, weighs about fifty or sixty pounds, and has loads … Read More
Animal Communication Monday – The Lure of the Squeaker
Jed can tear up any soft toy in less than two minutes. None of our dogs have been able to have soft toys because of Jed. I’ve asked him to stop being so destructive, but my pleas couldn’t compete with … Read More
Animal Rescue Friday – Meet Felix
Felix is from a litter of six puppies dumped in Demopolis. All six were fearful of humans on intake but quickly realized not all humans were bad. At 4 months old, Felix is still working on puppy manners. He loves … Read More
Animal Communication Monday – The Yappy Little Digger
Pearl is at the beach with me this week. I’m plotting the next series (and a couple of books to add to the current one). Pearl is learning about potty training and meeting new people. I am learning things about … Read More
Wardell Helps Out
This week, I had the chance to chat with a precious dog named Wardell. He found his forever home at almost three years of age. It took a while, but he has finally settled in to the realization that this … Read More
Animal Rescue Spotlight – Meet Reggie
Our sweetheart Reggie came to use from a rescue partner of ours. He absolutely loves other dogs, he’s dog park friendly type of friendly. Reggie will make friends with any dog he meets. He is ready to play. He walks … Read More
Animal Communication Monday – Li’l Bit
When I teach animal communication classes, I tell my students that in order to receive clear communication from an animal, you have to set your opinions and preconceptions aside. But it’s human nature to try to figure things out and … Read More
Hear What the Animals Have to Say About Valentine’s Day!
Jed says all dogs need toys on Valentine’s Day! and Pearl agrees! (even though Pearl has no idea what Valentine’s Day is.) Although really… to be honest… Jed doesn’t know what Valentine’s Day is either. Jed does know that toys … Read More
DIY Doggie Toothbrush and Toothpaste
If your dog’s a chomper rather than a chewer, this idea might not be for you. Safety first, always! You know you’re supposed to be brushing your dogs’ teeth, right? But they can do it themselves, and it’s easy-peasy! Just smash … Read More
Animal Rescue Spotlight – Meet Whitney from Bigbee Humane Society
Today I’d like to introduce you to a new feature I’m going to be rolling out on Fridays – my Animal Rescue Spotlight. Each week we’ll feature an adoptable animal who’s looking for a forever home – maybe even with … Read More
Finding a Forever Home (Pearl’s Journey)
I’ve never wanted a small dog, so I’m not sure why Pearl showed up and wormed her way into my heart. (Kind of like heartworms, but hopefully less lethal.) Scabs left from ticks and fleas and mange are beginning to … Read More
The Flower Bed is the Perfect Spot for Dining Al Fresco
Last week, I found a soft, shell-less egg in the driveway one morning when I went out to feed critters. It was freaky! The translucent egg-shaped globe was held together only by the soft albumen layer. I looked it up, … Read More
Big (Little) News from Dragonfly Pond
The big (little) news at our house is Pearl, aka Lambchop. Pearl is a thrown-away puppy who somehow made her way under our house, where we heard her crying. I know from animal communication with Pearl that she was not … Read More
Conversation With a Scared Puppy
It’s difficult to receive clear communication from an animal who is terrified. Think of a time when you were really scared. You know how fear makes your brain go on the fritz… extreme fear can jumble your thought processes and … Read More
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Babette’s animal communication abilities and love of romance writing come full circle in a new series from Sourcebooks, Welcome to Magnolia Bay: a romance series with an animal communication twist. Her debut novel, Angel Falls, won the Aspen Gold Reader’s Choice Award, the New England Reader’s Choice Award, and the Vixen Award for the best love scene.
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Telepathic animal communicator, increasing understanding between humans and their animal companions, and helping to achieve harmony in a multi-species household. Animal communication, counseling, and healing sessions are available.
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