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LOST AND STOLEN PET SERVICES

How Using A Pet Psychic Can Help Locate Your Missing Pet

Clients often ask me what questions can I ask a missing pet and how it can help them in their search for a missing pet. Below you will find the most common questions and how the information can lead to your pet’s recovery.

* What do you see and hear?

* About how far have you traveled?

* Have you heard anyone calling for you?

* If you are with people, please give a description of their physical appearance.

* Are you injured?

* Have you passed over into the spirit world?

* Why are you not returning home?

 Lost Pet Help Phone Consultations are broken up into three parts

* Part one is done by phone and takes about 10 minutes. During this stage I ask you a couple of questions about your pet and how your pet went missing.

* Part two of the consultation is done off the phone. During this time I communicate with your pet and ask questions about his or her current location and physical condition. This takes about 1 hour.

​* Part three takes about 10 minutes. During the last part of the consultation I speak with you on the phone and share information about your pet’s current location and physical condition.

How do I set up a lost pet appointment?

​Hilary is not taking new clients at this time.

 Please note: Lost animal consultations include time working with your animal to figure out where he or she is located, if he or she is inside or outside, healthy or injured. I cannot guarantee that your pet will be returned once I have communicated with him or her. The longer animals have been away, the more difficult it is to find them. While I will do everything within my abilities to support you in your efforts to locate your animal friend, I can make no guarantees of their return. What I can provide are clues that may be helpful to you in your search.

Appointment Cancellation and Refund Policy:

All sales are non-refundable. You may reschedule up to 24 hours before your session time.  Cancellation and missed appointments for any reason within 24 hours of appointment time forfeits the session time / money paid.

Sending a picture of your pet.

It is helpful, but not necessary, for me to have a picture of your pet to refer to during my consultation. Please text or email me one photo of your pet. Please only send one photo because multiple photos may be too large to go through the email and text systems. I can open .jpg and .pdf file formats. If you do not have a photo, you can describe your pet's appearance when we speak on the phone. I have done successful many sessions without a pet photo.

HOW TO SEND A MAP. 

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If you need help locating a lost animal, it is helpful if you can provide a hand-drawn map of your neighborhood where your animal friend was last seen. On the map, show your home and the door your pet usually enters and exits, any hills or landmarks your pet might be familiar with (such as houses where a neighbor who feeds him lives, dogs that live down the street, etc). This map does not need to be perfect or even to scale. What I am looking for is a general idea of the neighborhood in which you and your animal live.

 Sending a map is relatively simple procedure, but will require a few steps on your part.  You can either send a web link to a aerial view of your area or send a hand drawn map. 

How to create a Google web link to your area.  

• Visit www.google.com

• Enter in your pet's last known street address and hit "enter"

• On the search results page, hit the "maps" option at the top of your screen

• Once you see your area in the search results, copy and paste the web link into a new email.

How to create a hand drawn map of your neighborhood.

• Draw the map of your neighborhood or where your animal friend was last seen. Details should include your home, which door your pet usually enters and exits from to go outside, any hills or landmarks your pet might be familiar with (such as houses where a neighbor who feeds him lives, or dogs that live down the street or big busy streets). Remember, the map does not need to be perfect or to scale, as in the example below.