Friday, February 13, 2026

Pete's New Home


Rehoming a pet after a loved one has passed is never easy, especially on those left behind to grieve their loss – including the cat. 

 Frances:  Hi Pete – I understand your mom passed away, and now you are living with your mom’s daughter and her cat, Suzy.

Pete:  Yes, that is what is happening with me.  So why do I have to stay here?

Frances:  Well, what would be the alternative?  Living on the streets without food, water, and a roof over your head.

Pete:  Yeah, I guess that could be a concern.  I do like to eat.  I just don’t like this pesky cat that is already here.

Frances:  Why don’t you like her?

Pete: She acts like I invaded her space.

Frances:  But really, that is what happened.  It isn’t her fault you are there.  It isn’t anybody’s fault – it is what life is.  Sometimes it is very unpredictable.  Can you stop fighting and pouncing on Suzy?  She hasn’t done anything to provoke this behavior.  Has she? 

Pete:  No, not really.

Frances:  Your home is big enough for both of you.  You don’t have to be in the same room at the same time.  Why don’t you sit near a window and watch the birds outside or play with the toys that are around?  Your new mom is upset that you are making it difficult for Suzy to relax with your aggressive behavior.  What do you think?

Pete:  Yeah, I have been a bit rough on her.  I know my new mom has been upset with me.  I’ve been upset too with Mom being gone, too.  I suppose I can stick to myself and allow my new mom to grieve without me adding to her worries.

Frances:  Mom would really appreciate that.  I can talk with you again if you need to get anything off your chest, so to speak.

Pete:  Thank you, I would like that.  Please tell  Mom I will do better.  I’m sorry I have been so aggressive to Suzy – I will do better.  I guess I need more time to grieve, too.  

Frances:  Thank you, Pete.  I’m rooting for you.  Be good to yourself, too.

Pete: I will. Thank you for talking with me.

Frances:  My pleasure, Pete.

For the Love of Animals,

Frances


 

Friday, January 9, 2026

Mikey Likes Him! 🐶


 Happy New Year to you all and wishing you a healthy and happy 2026.  This message in a recent session was so different than I had experienced in my 20+ years of speaking with the animals.  Mikey is a 3-year-old male small mixed terrier who had such a sweet surprise for his dad in our conversation. 

Frances:  Hi Mikey – how are you?

Mikey:  I’m good, why?

Frances:  Your dad asked me to talk with you.  Is that ok?

Mikey:  Sure, anything for dad.
  

Frances:  Do you see or hear spirit?

 Mikey:  Of course, I do – but you know that already or we wouldn’t be talking about it, right?

Frances: Well, this is true, but your dad asked me to ask you.  Do you see George?

Mikey:  Yes, he comes around to play sometimes.

Frances:  Did George have anything to do with finding you to join Dad in this journey?

Mikey:  Yes, of course he did.  Why do you ask questions you already know the answers to?  

Frances:  Because Dad asked the questions so I’m asking you for him.  Do you have anything you would like to tell Dad?

Mikey:  Please tell him what a wonderful soul he is.  I am so blessed to be on this journey with him. When he goes on exploring the universe, I am lucky to be a part of it too.  I am able to guide his spirit to the adventures of each and every day.  I am part of his spirit guide group, I guess is the best way to put it for you to understand.  When he is in a quiet space, physically and mentally, I find it is the easiest way to share with him, to guide him, and to send energy to him.  This is done subtly so as not to disturb him in any negative way.  He may feel lighter and more enlightened after our sessions, not realizing what I am doing with and for him.  We have done this in past lives together – him for me and me for him.  I cherish our times together dearly.  Thank you for the opportunity to share this with him in this lifetime together.  

Frances:  My pleasure, Mikey.  I will be talking to your dad a bit later today.  Bye for now.

Mikey:  Bye and thank you again.


For the Love of Animals,

Frances