handicapped pets

Animal Communication with Creature Teacher, Sage Lewis

Posted by Barbara Techel

What a great way to start the week with a animal communication reading from Sage Lewis, Animal Communicator.

Sage asked if I had any specific questions I wanted to ask Frankie, but none came to mind.  I was just really curious to know what she felt Frankie might have to say.

The first thing Sage said was that Frankie has a huge heart, she is playful, as well as, whimsical.  But she also said, “Frankie also has a serious side to her and lives life like she has a job to do.”

She went on to say this serious side has to do with Frankie being aware of the preciousness of life. She was brought here to be of service, and even before her injury she has always been a healer dog.  Sage also feels Frankie has a higher level of consciousness.

Now what was really interesting is that on Saturday I had a Healing Touch session done for Frankie.  Linda, who did the Healing Touch, felt Frankie had some distress in her neck and front right leg, as well as some issues in her spine.  Nothing serious, but could just be from her injury.  Well, today, Sage said she felt Frankie has a crick in her neck and midway down her back on the right side near her rib cage.

This has all very much intrigued me because I have been worried about Frankie not wanting to really go for walks anymore.  She is very resistant to them.  But with Linda’s guidance she taught me massage for Frankie, as well as Sage has suggested some chiropractic care, so I will look into that.  She suggested I start with Chiropractic for Everybody website.

Sage also said that Frankie shared with her that she tires easily.  She said that Frankie told her to ask me if I could carry her more.  We talked about my doing presentations at our local schools, etc. with Frankie  and how aware of I am about not over stressing her. It actually made me feel good in my heart that I am very in tune with Frankie and know her limits.

Sage ended with saying she felt that Frankie and I have a very deep soul connection.  Now that I knew!… but oh, so very comforting and wonderful to hear it.

If you have ever considered having an animal communicator tell you about a current or past pet, I would highly encourage it.  I love being open to these concepts and for me, it just gives me such a peaceful knowing about myself and my love for animals.

If you missed the radio show, The Pet Playground with Sage Lewis, me and founder, Mark C. Robinson of Handicapped Pets you can listen to the podcast!

Join Me & Mark C. Robinson, Founder of Handicapped Pets on The Pet PlayGround Radio Show

Posted by Barbara Techel

 

I am so excited to be on Sage Lewis, The Creature Teacher’s Radio show, The Pet Playgound, this SUNDAY, AUGUST 23rd!  Show begins at 6:00p CST.  I will be on from approx. 6:10p-6:35p.  Sage will then have Mark C. Robinson, founder of Handicapped Pets on the call.  I am honored to be on the same show with Mark.  I truly admire all he is doing for elderly and handicapped animals!

I hope you can join us and even call in and ask Mark or I a question!!  Here is the info:

The Pet Playground- Your Place to Play

Stream Live (not in Minnesota?  use 55117 zip code)

Call in # 952-946-6205

This will be a resourceful, inspirational and educational show to catch!!  Hope you can join, Sage, Mark and I!

 

Happy Birthday, Frankie, the Walk ‘N Roll Dog!!

Posted by Barbara Techel

 

Well, the big day has arrived!  Frankie, the Walk ‘N Roll Dog is now 10 years old.  I always thought dog years were measured in human years as every seven, but our friend, Jerry,  sent me a new updated dog age chart, and I’m happy to say Frankie is really only 56 in human years… and not 70 like I originally thought.

Check out Frankie’s very special birthday banner made for her as the official mascot of National Disabled Pets Day.  Thank you, Colleen! 

In honor of Frankie’s birthday we will be visiting Sharon S. Richardson Hopsice so Frankie can show off her birthday hat and hand out her special birthday cards I had made for her.

Also in honor of my sweet little one’s birthday I am re-posting my “Top 10 Reasons Why Living With a Disabeld Dog is a Blessing.”  Though, honestly there are many, many more.  Frankie has brought me so much joy in the past few years… beyond anything I could have ever imagined for my life… Happy Birthday my dear little dog… you are my heart, my joy, & my passion.

  1. Living with a disabled dog like Frankie helps me appreciate every moment of every day.
  2. Living with a disabled dog has given me a new appreciation for patience.
  3. Living with a disabled dog makes me smile watching Frankie’s perseverance, and helping me realize I can do anything I set my mind to do.
  4. Living with a disabled dog means no cleaning up doggie do-do in the yard.  Because Frankie is partially paralyzed I express her bladder and bowels for her, and I do it right on the toilet.  J
  5. Living with a disabled dog has connected me with some of the kindest and most compassionate people.
  6. Living with a disabled dog is an honor.  Being with Frankie and watching her thrive despite her challenge makes me appreciate all the beauty of life that surrounds us each day.
  7. Living with a disabled dog reminds me that challenges can get me down, or they can uplift me and help me grow.
  8. Living with a disabled dog has taught me to be grateful no matter what.
  9. Living with a disabled dog makes me smile every morning when I wake, and eager to start the day.
  10. Living with a disabled dog has blessed my life beyond anything I could have ever imagined.  My life has been enriched ten-fold because of Frankie, and I thank God for my little dog with tires each and every night before I go to sleep.