No, you can’t save them all, but the ones you save make a difference, and the more people who help and rescue animals the better. Here is a great rescue story from a student of mine, Savanna, who is studying to be an animal communicator and used her skill to save a horse in crisis. Savanna operates a horse rescue group in Pennsylvania.
“I started a job as an equine vet tech this week and we were called to an emergency colic where the mare was declining very quickly. By the time we got there, she had thrown herself down onto the cement and was thrashing around violently and casting herself against the wall. We had five people trying to get her up and onto the trailer for emergency surgery, the vet said she had torsion colic. She was refusing to get up and all I could hear in my head was “it hurts it hurts it hurts it hurts” over and over again. She couldn’t get up and the workers there started whipping her with lead ropes (being so new to the job, i was a bit in shock and standing off to the side not sure how to help in all the chaos). She continued to thrash around and it was hard to get near her. At one point, she just laid on her side in total resignation as people continued to whip her. She looked completely defeated and was just accepting them beating her to stand up. I could quite literally feel her giving up. It was awful to watch but I also knew it was either get her on her feet or death. I went up to her head and grabbed her halter and said the words “you have to try. You have to try. Please just try” and also thought these words to her as intensely as I could and sent the intention of love and care to her. Suddenly she righted herself onto her sternum and I shoved my leg under her neck to lean on. Another person pulled her towards her front feet and we all managed to physically roll her back up where she could stand. She tried! And she did it! We got her on the trailer and she went through emergency surgery and will make a full recovery.
On the way home, I just thought about how grateful I am for this ability to communicate with them and how grateful I am to you for teaching it. I am still so new and my confidence needs building, but that moment I believe this ability truly saved her life. Thank you for doing what you do and teaching others how to use our intention and intuition for good! I just wanted you to know how much of an impact you have outside of your own sessions with animals. You’re creating an army of intuitives that will touch so many animals! I’m so excited to continue learning from you and be able to use it in this way. “
Savanna’s non profit, the Unbridled Horse Rescue, regularly rescues horses from the kill pen. If you want to support her work, check out her instagram, Unbridled Horse Rescue
Marta’s Services
I provide consultations by phone, zoom, email or in person.
I can help with
• Behavior problems
• When your animal is going through a physical or emotional crisis
• Dealing with a very ill or dying animal
• Connecting with an animal in spirit
• Identifying key innovative training to help you and your animal
• finding lost animals
• Introducing new animals
• Moving or other changes
I can also provide personal individual tutoring.
Referral Rewards
From now on when you send me a referral you will get half off on a consultation for yourself. Just make sure to remind me when you call.
Upcoming Classes
In-Person Classes are BACK!
Twice a year I will hold in-person classes at my farm. The next one is May 15 – 18
Feb 12 & 19 – Talking with Your Own Animal
Feb 14 & 21 – Talking with Horses
Feb 27 – Journey to Meet a Power Animal
March 5 & 12 – Medical Intuition and Energy Healing
March 6 & 13 Beginning Animal Communication
March 17 & 24 – Manifesting for Ourselves and Our World
March 28 – Working with Your Guides
April 3 & 10 Death and Beyond
April 14 & 21 Talking with Wildlife and Nature
April 25 Dowsing with a Pendulum
May 2 & 6 Beginning Animal Communication
May 15 – 18 Intensive In-Person Workshop
June 11 & 18 – Counseling Animals and Their People
June 6 & 13 – Finding Lost Animals
June 27 Intuitive Agriculture
Last Word
One of the penalties of an ecological education is that one lives alone in a world of wounds.
Aldo Leopold
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