Things to consider when taking on a rescue dog
Taking on a rescue dog There are so many things to consider when taking on a rescue dog. She has such a cute little smile ( I know it looks a little toothy and could be perceived as being scary). It took a few days for this ex-street dog to figure that she was “home”...
Know your Dog
Such a gentle soul, my ex-street dog is a total couch potato these days as he lives with arthritis and a damaged pelvis, he knows what he wants and these days his needs are pretty simple. ‘Know your dog’, became such a mantra with my boy, as I got to know...
Touch is reassuring for dogs
Touch is reassuring for our rescue dogs, work out where yours like it best and work with that. Often you’ll find your rescue dog looking to you for visual reassurance, as dogs communicate primarily through body language, use yours to communicate with them too. Body...
How I got into Animal Communication
This is my story on how I got into Animal Communication. This is me and my cat, my familiar, Zanzi. She came to live with me early 2012, she was a rescue cat from a local grass-roots cat rescue and she had been kicked out after getting pregnant as a kitten herself,...
Animal Communication for Rescue Dogs
Animal Communication for rescue dogs comes with extra challenges as we often know little to nothing about their background. They may never have lived in a home before, like Missy here who spent 4 years in a kennel. They may have experienced cruelty, harsh conditions,...
Hello and welcome! I am Ruthy Doolittle, Animal Communicator and Transformational Energy Mentor. They may say never work with animals or children, but I work with both – and I love it!