My horse Peso had a severe concussion from hitting his head on a fence and when the vets looked at him all was not good. They ran several tests, the whole while he was whirling in his stall rubbing the hair and then the hide off of his  entire side. by the next morning and several vets opinions later, all agreed he needed to go to Pullman University for tests and they were sure he would not pull through.

I knew Donna's work through a friend and I called her right away. She started healings on him and within one day he became quiet. there were alot of loud objections from the vets but I held to the plan. within a few days Peso began regaining his composure was eating on his own. after she worked on him for two weeks he was normal, balance returned and we were out for short rides. The vets were all puzzled but I knew a miracle when I saw one! Thank You Donna for everyhing you have done!

Travis Glaser
Helena,  Montana



Thank you so much Donna for helping me work with my introveted cat," Alley ". You enabled us to work together to make positive. Now Alley is very outgoing and a social member of our family.

Laurie Johnson
Kent, Wa.

Regular animal communication sessions with Donna are now an important part of how I learned to work with my cats. Thanks to her, we have more time to be with each other as we learn to grow together and our lives are more enhanced now.

Denise
Kent, WA

 I'm so glad Donna was  able to change my cat Ballou's unwillingness to use the litter box. We're all much happier now

Teresa Reese
Tacoma, Wa

I found a lost black lab on the road one day, near our house and as I always do, I picked her up thinking I would help her find her way home. We live in a rural area and lost dogs are common. I put up signs and went from door to door asking if anyone knew her. No one did. I spent the next few days looking in the lost ads and nothing. Soon, I suspected her going after the neighbors chickens and the complaints started
coming in. I was getting worried. I knew she was about 8 or 9 years old from the vets calculations and I thought it would be harder to find a good home for her. Soon after the calls about her, I caught her growling at the kids as they passed by. I was really nervous. Then she started getting into the garbage cans! I remembered seeing Donna's flyer at the vets and in a panic, I called her. She started to work with both of us that evening and by the end of the week Sugar (her new name) seemed a little calmer. Donna kept working with us for the next 4 months and Sugar turned into a brand new dog! She stopped being interested in the neighborhood farm animals, she allowed the kids to hang around and really liked the attention. She actually looked like a different dog. We decided to keep her. She's very affectionate and such a good girl!

Thank you for such a wonderful pet Donna!
The Macelroy family
Maple Valley, WA

I have a King Charles Cavalier. She's about 11/2 years old now. When I brought her home, at 3 months old, I put outside on the lawn to introduce her to her "space" and......she did not move a muscle for an hour. I can't begin to describe how afraid she was. She wouldn't even move her head to look around! I tried everything to coax her to walk around but  she didn't. She seemed like such a happy puppy when I bought her! This continued for a few months and she seemed no better. I tried to take her to puppy classes but she would just lay down and not move. She was totally afraid of everything! I started to research the internet in hopes of finding some expert help.

I found Donna's web page and I was really excited about her work with animal psychology, I felt there was hope for us. I called right away and made an appointment. Donna explained her techniques to me and how we would need to work together so that I could learn to connect with my dog in ways she could understand. We started regular sessions and in a few weeks (one session a week) my girl was responding in a positive way. Gently, Donna helped me to be consistent and we continued with sessions for a few months, making real progress, and now my girl is a happy, outgoing, fun dog that likes to be with everyone and plays with other dogs too!

Bless you Donna

Connie L.
Federal Way, Wa.

We were so happy when we brought our new puppy home. We did all the right things. Obedience classes, doggy play groups. we had chosen a high quality food, we had a nice large, escape proof yard and all the love and attention we could give her. We kept up with the newest ways that others were using with their pets.

At about a year old, I watched Angel leap over our 6 foot cyclone fence and run off. Each day she managed to get out and soon she wouldn't come back when I called. I could hear other dogs nearby but wouldn't believe she was a part of the recent pack of dogs that had been roaming through the neighborhood, chasing livestock and killing turkeys at our local game farm. When she started showing up with telltale blood spots on her coat, I panicked. I was sure we had a terrible sentence looming ahead of us and angel would have to be put to sleep. I was determined to get to the bottom of this fast. Angel started acting strangely around all of us too. We needed some help!

We are good friends with a group of people involved with alternative methods and I decided to ask them for ideas.one of our friends told me about Donna and I called her that day. Donna sounded re-assuring and helped me understand how positive messages, and other strategies, would help create a different behavior pattern for her. we started working with angel that night and with Donna's close, steady guidance, we learned how important it is to send Angel clear, positive messages. I realized how all of us had played a part in angels behavior. after a few days Angel seemed better. our family all participated in "recovery" with her. we all had to help each other to re-train the old ways of thinking. Donna does this work at a distance and that made it so much easier. It took a few weeks of steady changes and we are all seeing how much better Angel behaves.

Thank you Donna. We're so grateful to you

The Edwards family
Hobart, WA