Animal Communication Newsletter

In this Spring Issue:

• The Buddy Story
• Workshop Schedule
• Workshop Information
• Recent, Current & Monthly Events
• Important Contact Information

Animal Rescue Stories and News
The Buddy Story

My mind was a million miles away considering the changes coming to me when I saw a white streak run in front of my car. I slammed on my brakes just in time to not hit a small white dog. I thought to myself who in the world would let their dog out in this busy traffic? Quickly I parked the car and started on foot to follow the dog. I got close enough to see he was skinny, matted, and looked neglected. He had either been lost a long time or his people did not care for him. Either way, he was in trouble and needed help.

Using my softest, most gentle voice, I called to this frightened, lonely little being, "Buddy, it's alright, I'm here to help you". Amazingly, after following him for a couple blocks, he allowed me to walk up to him. A woman in the neighborhood loaned me a leash. Without resistance, Buddy, as I'd come to call him, allowed me lift him up and put him in my car. Wanting to do the right thing, but with a feeling of sadness, I brought him to my friends at the local animal shelter.

Within an hour of leaving him there, I received a phone call. The shelter staff person told me Buddy seemed really afraid of the other big dogs. They asked if I would mind letting him stay with me until his people came for him. My heart jumped inside my chest realizing I could have him in my home!

My work allowed me to have a flexible schedule, so I found plenty of time to care for him. I bathed him, and gently worked to brush and clip his matted fur. I brought him to the vet and began an active campaign to find his people. I created fliers and posted them around town. We walked door-to-door in the neighborhood where I'd found him and another area where I guessed he might be from. Yet, no one claimed him. Didn't anyone even miss this cuddly guy?

Everyday I fell more in love with this little one. After a month of looking for his people, my friends at the shelter told me I could be Buddy's permanent caretaker and best friend. It was a very happy day.

Looking back, I realize Buddy came to me at just the right time. I found him on the streets in April, was divorced in May and in September of that very year our beloved father passed away. It was a difficult time, but somehow by caring for Buddy I was caring for myself.

Since then, Buddy has become my constant companion and is always near me. He helps with my Soul Coaching and Animal Communication work. He sits on my lap when I'm on a call or my client's lap during sessions. I love him from head to toe including his cute under-bite, and the funny way he sticks out his tongue. He's my boy and I'm blessed to have him in my life. When I think about the love and the closeness we share I often wonder . . . who rescued who?

Animal Communication (AC) Workshop Schedule

APRIL

CLASS:                         ANIMAL COMMUNICATION LEVEL ONE

DATE:                            04/17-18/08, FRI-SAT, 10-6 PM

LOCATION:                  PAWS FOR REFLECTION RANCH

                                       5431 MONTGOMERY ROAD

                                       MIDLOTHIAN, TX 76065

FEE                                $195.00

MAY

CLASS:                         ANIMAL COMMUNICATION LEVEL TWO

DATE:                            05/09-10/08, FRI-SAT, 10-6 PM

LOCATION:                  PAWS FOR REFLECTION RANCH

                                       5431 MONTGOMERY ROAD

                                       MIDLOTHIAN, TX 76065

FEE                                $195.00

Animal Communication:
Level One
Using, the easy to learn CLARAC Approach, you'll converse with live animals and your animal photos in this two day hands-on experiential class. On day-one, we will be talking with live horses and on day-two select participants will be able to bring their animal companions to class.

In addition, you'll learn how to negotiate animal job assignments and discover their likes and dislikes. You'll not only be able to receive verifiable proof that animal communication is real, but you'll also become an animal communicator!

Animal Communication:
Level Two
We'll continue to do hands-on exercises with animals in this advanced class. Some topics covered will be: identifying and resolving behavioral problems; working with frightened resistant animals; discovering where the animal is hurting; practicing energy work; discovering how to find lost animals; and connecting with animals that have made their transitions.

Finally, we'll learn to use the CLARAC Approach to connect with wild animals in nature.

Recent, Current and Monthly Events

Animal Communication (AC) sessions at The Colony's Animal Shelter's St. Paddy's Day Pooch Party, March 8, 2008.

Filmed 'Animal Kindness Camp' with AMS Production Company for the Veria TV show 'Animal Companions' at Little Elm Public Library on March 29, '08. (For release in June or July '08.)

Featured Speaker at the monthly I SEE event created by the Mark Youngblood group on April 3rd 2008, from 7 to 9 pm at the Unity Church- Dallas (Forest Lane).

One-on-one animal communication sessions at the Open House for Cutie Pie Pets, 150 S. located at Denton Tap #115 Coppell, TX 75019, April 5, 2008, 12-6 pm.

Animal communication sessions at the Dallas Psychic Fair on the 1st Sunday each month 2-6 pm Holiday Inn Select, North Dallas (LBJ/Josey Lane).

Animal communication sessions at the Spiritual Fitness Center Psychic Fair on the 3rd Sunday of each month 2–7 pm Richardson, TX.

Important Contact Information
Contact Sandra if you would like to sign up for one of the workshops or schedule a personal session. Look for other available services.

Web Site:

sandralarson.com

Email:

sandra@sandralarson.com

Phone:

972-955-2756

Address:

Sandra Larson

PO Box 1651

Little Elm, Texas, 75068