PHOENIX, ARIZONA CAT RESCUED!

SUGAR'S RESCUE!

Terri's declawed and timid cat, Sugar, disappeared on Christmas Eve and had not been seen in the two days since. Terri worried that Sugar had holed herself up somewhere and was living in a state of frightened panic.

When I communicated with Sugar, she told me that a calico cat next door had threatened her and now she hiding by a terra cotta colored town home by some exhaust pipes and under an air conditioning unit sitting in a window about a block away. Sugar was too afraid to cross the calico cat's path again, so she was hiding and terribly frightened.

Fortunately, Terri was able to find Sugar and bring her home to safety.

Terri C. of Phoenix, AZ writes:

"I can't tell you how relieved I am now that Sugar is home. Hilary's description of the exhaust pipes under the air conditioner about one block away was right on!"

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SOMETIMES ALL A CAT NEEDS IS A LITTLE ENCOURAGEMENT

SOMETIMES ALL A CAT NEEDS IS A LITTLE ENCOURAGEMENT

Anita of Riverside, California writes:

"I knew that Marcelle was out there somewhere scared and hiding. I had read that most cats don't go far. I just could not find Marcelle. I think Hilary's ability to encourage Marcelle to come out of hiding made all of the difference in his recovery. A man behind our home saw Marcelle come out from under his deck. I was able to catch Marcelle the next day.

I have to admit, I was a bit of a skeptic and have weakness in faith (toward animal communicators). I'm coming around...thank goodness."

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#riverside #california

LEROY WAS TRYING TO FIND HIS WAY HOME, BUT HOME WAS MORE THAN 100 MILES AWAY

LEROY WAS TRYING TO FIND HIS WAY HOME, BUT HOME WAS MORE THAN 100 MILES AWAY

George had left his best friend, Leroy, with his parents while George took a much needed vacation. Unfortunately, Leroy slipped away and was nowhere to be found when George returned. George stayed and kept up the search for Leroy as long as he could before he had to go back to his job (more than one hundred miles away). The problem was that by the time that George could make it up to his parent's home each night, it was often too dark to conduct a thorough search for Leroy - but George was determined he would not let Leroy down.

George of Columbus, Ohio writes:

"Hilary's description of Leroy's location could not have been more accurate. I found him past a curve in the road, hiding behind a water treatment plant with a construction site about one hundred feet away. I would not hesitate to use her services again."

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