Thank you for allowing me to count all of you, animal and human, among my treasures.
A blessed Thanksgiving to those who celebrate, and a blessed day filled with gratitude, to those who do not.
Wishing you peace this holiday season. Stay well!
Author: Gayle Nastasi
I have spent the last two decades helping people with their animals with a whole-life approach to enhancing the relationship between the animals and the humans who love them. I use animal communication, education, training, and a life-time of experience as tools to bring people and their four-legged friends closer together. I am also a published author of children's mystery stories as well as my book "Through Their Eyes, The Nature of the Beast" which explores issues people have with their pets from the animal's point of view.
A Brief Hiatus….
I’m taking a short (hopefully very short) break till I’m feeling just a bit better. I’ll be back. Promise!
The Holidays Approach
As we head into this season of thanks and giving, I hope you and your loved ones are all safe and well. Thank you for being such a blessing to my life. Holiday hugs and treats for all!
Creature Thoughts Sept/Oct 2022
Ch-ch-ch-changes in our world, in our lifestyles, and in the cost of living have led to the need to face the strange. Please read on for details about changes in my fees.
Change in Summer Solstice Special
I’ve decided to extend the availability for existing clients to purchase the Solstice 3-pack offer to a full week.
The special offer runs from June 14th to, and including, the 22nd. The special price will be $112 per 3-pack, for a total savings of $23.00 (compared to purchasing as individual sessions).
Creature Thoughts May/June 2022: “AL-VIN!”
Chipmunks, it appears, have amazing spatial perception. One little fellow was helping himself to my birdseed (most likely a descendant of the critter in the photo), and completely ignoring the dog…until the dog spotted him.
The games began. Kira ran to the full length of the leash, which brought her to about eight feet from the trees. That striped varmint eyed the exact distance, knew right away that the dog’s reach was limited, and ran.
Right toward Kira.
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