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Pet's Point of View

Animal Communication & Pet Death Doula Support
Where animals & their people feel heard
1:1 Sessions · Workshops · Hospice Training

I offer heart-centered support for animal lovers navigating every stage of their pet’s life — from deepening your connection to honoring their transition. Through intuitive animal communication, emotional wellness consulting, and end-of-life doula care, I help you understand what your animal needs and how to support them with clarity, compassion, and presence. Whether your animal is thriving, aging, or preparing to pass, I’m here to walk beside you — gently, soulfully, and without judgment.

🐾 1:1 sessions • End-of-life guidance • The Companion Path • Workshops

Learn more or book a session here: https://linktr.ee/petspointofview.

04/06/2026

Live Animal Communication Class

I’m teaching in person on April 18 at in SE Portland — a 90-minute intro to animal communication and intuitive perception.

Partner-based, experiential, no prior experience needed.

Link in bio to register. 🐾

04/05/2026

Why Work with an Animal Communicator?

When your pet is sick, aging, or acting out, it’s easy to get overwhelmed. Emotions run high—and that’s totally normal. But when you’re “in the soup”, it’s hard to know what’s really going on.

As an animal communicator, I’m not inside that emotional tangle. I can tune into your pet’s energy and perspective with clarity and compassion—offering insight that helps you respond with confidence and love.

Sometimes, what you need most is someone who can listen from the outside and reflect the truth with gentleness.

✨ If you’re navigating a tough moment with your pet, this might be the support you’ve been looking for.

Curious to learn more?
Link in Bio

03/31/2026

03/30/2026

Walking Between Worlds

Most of us say we love our animals deeply. But when death arrives, we often freeze—paralyzed by grief, afraid of doing it "wrong," unsure how to stay present.

This free introduction to Walking Between Worlds explores what it takes to support animals at end of life with clarity, compassion, and grounded presence.

You'll discover:
✨ Why even spiritual practitioners shy away from death work
✨ What animals truly need from us in their final days
✨ How to discern need from fear
✨ The difference between compassion and competence

For:
Pet guardians navigating end-of-life decisions | Animal communicators & healers | Groomers, pet sitters & care professionals | Anyone called to sacred death work

Note: The Q&A portion of this event is not included to protect participant privacy.

Full four-day Walking Between Worlds workshop: June 25–28, 2026 - Link in Bio

This is a recording from a live introduction session held in March 2026. While not as polished as a produced video, it captures the heart and honesty of this...

03/28/2026

There is a space between living and leaving. A threshold that asks for presence, steadiness, and compassion.

03/25/2026

Many people think animal hospice work is about learning how to help animals die.

But what I’ve seen over the years is that it changes something much deeper.

It changes how people show up when life becomes uncertain.

It changes how families make decisions.

And it changes whether an animal’s final days feel chaotic… or peaceful.

Want to learn more ?
Free Event on Thursday , March 26.
Link in Bio

03/24/2026

Press release 😻🥰😻

03/23/2026

Most of us say we love our animals deeply.
But when death arrives at the threshold, we often turn away—paralyzed by grief we haven’t learned to hold, afraid of doing it wrong, unsure how to stay present when everything in us wants to run.

Walking Between Worlds is a four-day immersion into the sacred work of animal hospice and end-of-life care. It’s not about learning protocols or getting it “right.”

It’s about building the capacity to stay open when your heart is breaking, to offer grounded presence when an animal is dying, and to honor the profound partnership between humans and the animals who trust us with their final passage.

This work asks everything of you—and gives back tenfold.

June 25–28, 2026. Small group. Live online.
Link in bio.

03/20/2026

When an animal we love dies, the connection doesn’t end. It changes.
In this video, I’m sharing something that comes up constantly in my work as an animal communicator — what happens after our animals cross over, and how we can stay connected with them.
Because in session after session, animals on the other side say the same thing: Why are you talking about me in the past tense? I’m right here.
I talk about:
✦ Why animals often stay very close in the days and weeks after crossing
✦ What “appearances” actually look like (dreams, feelings, flooded thoughts)
✦ Real rituals families have created to honor their animals specifically
✦ The ways animals in spirit continue to show up and do things
✦ How to keep that connection alive — and why it matters
Souls don’t have expiration dates.

03/16/2026

When our animals are struggling—emotionally, behaviorally, or physically—it can be hard to know what they need or how to help.

I recently worked with a guardian who was navigating challenges with their beloved animal, and they shared this reflection afterward.

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Portland, OR

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+15039530335

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http://www.pets-point-of-view.com/, https://linktr.ee/petspointofview

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How it all began....Our story

In the early years of my work my focus was on holistic health for pets. The inspiration for this was my cat Marlo, who came to us as a gravely ill kitten. This was 15 years ago.

Then my beloved soul dog Shiva entered our life. Boy, oh boy, I had no idea how traumatized an animal can be - and here he was with me. In the beginning Shiva was a total basket case. He was afraid of moving cars, men, noise, black shirts, uniforms, fire crackers, clouds in the sky, sun glasses, tall people, beards, hats, skateboards, getting into my car, getting out of my car, grass, wet surfaces. Pretty much everything!

Shiva’s recovery became my main focus. Shiva taught me to venture into unknown territory and see the world from his point of view. Eventually the nearly impossible happened: Shiva became a happy dog. He was my inspiration to become a TTouch practitioner, which turned out to be an emotional life saver for him and a total eye opener for me. TTouch continues to inform my therapeutic work with animals, especially with those who have behavior issues such as extreme fear, phobias, PTSD and reactive behavior.

During Shiva’s lifetime many folks suggested that I do animal communication because we were so in sync with each other, we could read each other’s mind. I was already trained in intuitive modalities such as chakra work, but I believed that I could not lift the veil to use these skills with pets. Well, this all changed in an instant: the moment when Shiva took his last breath. All of my perceived barriers disappeared - and my intuitive skills kicked in.