Leo & Daisy
Leo and Daisy are not my typical clients—they’re family. One of the toughest parts of my journey as an animal communicator was sharing my ability with friends and family, which is why I rarely work with animals I already know. But Leo and Daisy were an exception.
Instead of explaining the experience myself, I’ll let my brother Tony share the details in his testimonial below.
“A prophet is never welcomed in their own home”. - Jesus
Truer words have never been spoken when my sister told me she could communicate with animals. Skeptical isn’t a strong enough word when it came to my total disbelief. I even playfully would refer to her as Dr. Doolittle. However I was intrigued, because my sister wasn’t one to embellish. In fact I thought of her as very logical and practical in her line of thinking so my disbelief immediately went to the need of proof. So I began to ask my friends,who she has never met and I never spoke to her about, to send me pictures of their dogs and they would have to give honest feedback from her “readings”. All I can say is I was stunned. One after the other accused me of sharing details to my sister because there is no way she would know this otherwise. One was so wild that it detailed the layout of their house which I had never been to nor my sister. Another my sister said have her ears checked and the dog ended up with an ear infection. I was starting to come around that my sister had a gift. Then January of 2023 came around and my dog Leo was very lethargic and wasn’t eating which was not like him at all. I sent Angela a picture and asked her to connect with him. She came back with the reading that he showed her rotting intestines and strings all in his stomach. Rewind to April of 2023 Leo had eaten one of our kids socks and we had to have surgery to remove it. Now there was reason to believe there was something wrong because his demeanor mimicked that of April when he ate the sock. We took him to the vet and sure enough Leo had eaten a baseball and the yarn was tangled and causing a blockage but this time when they went in for surgery they discovered that after his first surgery his intestines didn’t heal and were necrotic they couldn’t sew him back up because they were basically falling apart and we had to put him down. It was comforting knowing that when Angela connected with him he told her he was ready to go. Poor boy was dying from the inside and we had no idea.
Fast forward to this past week our other dog Daisy had an injury. I had to put Angela to the test once again. All I texted her was “can you check in with Daisy”. Angela called me a few hours later and said, “did Daisy get hurt? She showed me her tumbling and it looks like her back left knee is hurting”. That afternoon my daughter threw Daisy a tennis ball to fetch and I heard a yelp and looked up and Daisy was tumbling down a hill came up limping and couldn’t put weight on her back left leg. We took her to the vet and she tore her ACL and MCL. There is no way my sister should have known that.
She is the real deal and has been given a gift to communicate with animals. I know what many of you are thinking that this may be fake and I’m just writing this to help my sister…..but if you have a sibling you will understand. What would it take for your brother or sister to convince you that they can talk to animals? Because I’m convinced.