December 17th&18th - 12-6pm
NYC's Largest Pet Adoption Event of the Season
Metropolitan Pavilion - 125 W. 18th Street, between 6th and 7th Avenues.
http://www.WhiskersinWonderland.org
The Whiskers in Wonderland holiday pet adoption event, hosted at the Metropolitan Pavilion in December by the Mayor's Alliance for NYC's Animals, features hundreds of cats, kittens, and rabbits just waiting to be welcomed into a new home. In return, these furry new friends will give the gift of unconditional love.
I'll be doing Animal Communication and Reiki with the animals.
Thursday, December 8, 2011
Tuesday, December 6, 2011
A DAY OFF!
Do you have a dog or cat that does service? Lots of animals do service by going to nursing homes, hospitals, etc. to bring love and joy to the people who love and appreciate our fuzzy friends.
I've spoken to a lot of these very special animals and they tell me that although it brings them joy and satisfaction to do this for humans; (they really love having a 'job', especially when it comes to heart energy), they also want some time off.
I can say that I truly love my job. It doesn't really feel like work. However, to stay balanced and happy, I need time for myself to rejuvenate so I can be of upmost service to people and animals. The animals feel the same way.
So, give your animal partner a couple days of play and they'll love and appreciate you for it. :)
I've spoken to a lot of these very special animals and they tell me that although it brings them joy and satisfaction to do this for humans; (they really love having a 'job', especially when it comes to heart energy), they also want some time off.
I can say that I truly love my job. It doesn't really feel like work. However, to stay balanced and happy, I need time for myself to rejuvenate so I can be of upmost service to people and animals. The animals feel the same way.
So, give your animal partner a couple days of play and they'll love and appreciate you for it. :)
Wednesday, November 23, 2011
Animals as Gifts
It's that time of year again, and some people have decided to give a pet to someone they love as a gift. Let me make a few suggestions!
First, it's imperative to know if that person REALLY wants to have a new animal companion, as it's not fair for the animal, if it has to be returned.
If you are sure that they do, please find out if they would prefer a baby animal or one that is a little older, as training a puppy or any youngster is a lot different experience than an older animal who already is potty trained, etc.
Lastly, please, please, go to your local shelter to ADOPT! There are hundreds of animals ready and waiting for that perfect someone!
First, it's imperative to know if that person REALLY wants to have a new animal companion, as it's not fair for the animal, if it has to be returned.
If you are sure that they do, please find out if they would prefer a baby animal or one that is a little older, as training a puppy or any youngster is a lot different experience than an older animal who already is potty trained, etc.
Lastly, please, please, go to your local shelter to ADOPT! There are hundreds of animals ready and waiting for that perfect someone!
Thursday, November 3, 2011
Can you hear me?
Don't think your animal needs to go to the vet? Recently, I've been working with a lot of animals who have wax build up in their ears. If untreated, it can lead to them becoming deaf. So, even though your animal partner may be in great physical shape, it's always a good idea to make those annual or semi-annual visits to the vet, to make sure those ears are clean and clear. :)
Our cat is a little over 17 years and he goes every 3 months. He's in great shape, the vet is always quite impressed, but always needs to have everything, including his ears checked. :)
I could go on about a lot of other things that need to be checked, but I just wanted to bring attention, in this post, to the ears. :)
Fun fact from Wikipedia:
Humans and cats have a similar range of hearing on the low end of the scale, but cats can hear much higher-pitched sounds, up to 64 kHz, which is 1.6 octaves above the range of a human, and even 1 octave above the range of a dog.
Our cat is a little over 17 years and he goes every 3 months. He's in great shape, the vet is always quite impressed, but always needs to have everything, including his ears checked. :)
I could go on about a lot of other things that need to be checked, but I just wanted to bring attention, in this post, to the ears. :)
Fun fact from Wikipedia:
Humans and cats have a similar range of hearing on the low end of the scale, but cats can hear much higher-pitched sounds, up to 64 kHz, which is 1.6 octaves above the range of a human, and even 1 octave above the range of a dog.
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
DONATIONS NEEDED!
Please help this small, loving rescue organization. They have many animals placed in foster care that need medical treatments. As we know, this can be extremely expensive. Any little bit helps!
http://www.taviandfriends.org is their website.
Thank you from all the furry ones!!!
http://www.taviandfriends.org is their website.
Thank you from all the furry ones!!!
Tuesday, October 4, 2011
YAY FOR THE ASPCA!
We all had a wonderful time meeting all the dogs and cats that came out to benefit from all the free services and goodies that were offered at the Fall Fix event, in NYC, October 1st.
Please check the ASPCA to find out when they will have mobile units in your area offering free or low cost spay and neutering services, benefiting your animals' health and well being. Please spay/neuter your animal!
Please check the ASPCA to find out when they will have mobile units in your area offering free or low cost spay and neutering services, benefiting your animals' health and well being. Please spay/neuter your animal!
Friday, September 23, 2011
FREE EVENT FOR ANIMALS! LOTS OF AMAZING SERVICES...FREE!!
I will be offering FREE pet readings! Bring your animal and play!
See all the details below:
Date: Sat, Oct 1, 2011
Time: 7:30 AM - 3:00 PM
7:30 a.m. - Free spay/neuter for dogs/cats (first come, first served)
9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. - Free microchipping for dogs and cats
11:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. - Pet adoptions, information, and festivities
The first weekend in October, the Mayor's Alliance for NYC's Animals and the ASPCA stage their annual Fall Fiesta in Central Park to kick off Animal World USA's New York Week for the Animals, a state-wide celebration to commemorate the importance of animals in our lives, and recognize the many organizations and dedicated people who work tirelessly each day to support our furry friends.
Fall Fiesta, set on the north end of Central Park at 110th Street and Malcolm X Boulevard, offers pet owners access to free services for dogs and cats, including spay/neuter surgeries by the ASPCA and microchipping by the Mayor's Alliance.
New Yorkers looking to adopt a furry new family member can meet wonderful cats and dogs available for adoption on the ASPCA's mobile adoption van. And those seeking information about pet-related issues can speak with veterinarians, trainers, groomers, TTouch specialists, and other experts. And, in true fiesta fashion, the event features music by a DJ, giveaways, and great photo ops for kids with the six-foot Maddie's Fund Miniature Schnauzer mascot.
Location Details: Central Park, 110th Street and Malcolm X Boulevard, Manhattan
See all the details below:
Date: Sat, Oct 1, 2011
Time: 7:30 AM - 3:00 PM
7:30 a.m. - Free spay/neuter for dogs/cats (first come, first served)
9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. - Free microchipping for dogs and cats
11:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. - Pet adoptions, information, and festivities
The first weekend in October, the Mayor's Alliance for NYC's Animals and the ASPCA stage their annual Fall Fiesta in Central Park to kick off Animal World USA's New York Week for the Animals, a state-wide celebration to commemorate the importance of animals in our lives, and recognize the many organizations and dedicated people who work tirelessly each day to support our furry friends.
Fall Fiesta, set on the north end of Central Park at 110th Street and Malcolm X Boulevard, offers pet owners access to free services for dogs and cats, including spay/neuter surgeries by the ASPCA and microchipping by the Mayor's Alliance.
New Yorkers looking to adopt a furry new family member can meet wonderful cats and dogs available for adoption on the ASPCA's mobile adoption van. And those seeking information about pet-related issues can speak with veterinarians, trainers, groomers, TTouch specialists, and other experts. And, in true fiesta fashion, the event features music by a DJ, giveaways, and great photo ops for kids with the six-foot Maddie's Fund Miniature Schnauzer mascot.
Location Details: Central Park, 110th Street and Malcolm X Boulevard, Manhattan
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