Three of my 2022 Rainbow Bridge kitties were only one year old. In less than four weeks, all three tragically crossed over from sudden-onset illnesses that they succumbed to rapidly. The common thread linking the deaths of these three young cats – fluid in the chest preventing them from breathing. They were “drowning” in their own bodies.

Through the lessons I have learned from animal communication, I now see the deeper meaning behind these losses in particular – I was drowning in my own life. Trapped in a queer marriage marked by domestic violence, I couldn’t speak up. I became the person I needed to be to survive. Over the course of the next few weeks, I gained the clarity and strength necessary to leave my marriage and begin piecing my reality back together. Six weeks later, my heart cat, Seed, crossed over the rainbow bridge.

After losing my best friend of 17 years, I didn’t know who I was anymore. The overwhelming grief colored my perception of everything, leaving me angry at the world and myself. My house felt empty, I couldn’t find joy in anything, and I was desperate to find answers.

As I was sitting on my couch one day mindlessly scrolling through TikTok, I came across a video from Danielle MacKinnon discussing pet loss grief and her work as an Animal Communicator. I watched the first few seconds, realized what it was about, and quickly scrolled away before the lump in my throat could demand attention. I watched a few more videos as I felt the increasingly strong pull to return to Danielle’s. I didn’t know it then, but my soul kitty Seed was giving me a loving shove in the right direction.  

You found me, so someone or something brought you here. Welcome! I can’t wait to begin our journey together, helping you find relief from burnout through connection with your beloved rescue pets.