Impact
“What participants said about Pilot 3”
Pilot 3 arranged for experienced telepathic animal communication practitioners and organizations to participate in recorded virtual communication sessions with individual dogs. The organizations were then asked to provide both quantitative and qualitative feedback through two surveys.
Pilot 3 collected all responses and produced a report summarizing the procedure and feedback. The full report is available for review.
What participants are saying!!
The comments below are actual quotes from participants’ survey responses and follow-up emails. They highlight how intuitive animal communication and telepathic interspecies communication supported both animals and caregivers.
Chance’s Story
Chance, a blind dog, was asked what could help him feel less agitated.
“I took the key points from the communication with Chance (as far as his requests for interacting with people) and made an information sheet that is hanging on his kennel for volunteers to read before interacting with him. This has prompted a lot more discussion around Chance and his well-being with volunteers, helping them be more aware. In the last few weeks, Chance seems less disoriented, more settled, and is navigating the spaces he is in with more awareness. He’s also been less restless at night and responding to more of the verbal cues we give him. The communication session with Chance was so helpful to us in being able to better meet his needs and is a big part of the positive changes we are noticing!”
“Also, I wanted to share with you that Chance is now in a foster home! We’ve received many good updates from the foster about how well Chance is doing there and how he’s showing more of his personality. The foster has another dog as well. I know in the intuitive interspecies communication session it came up about him wanting to be around another dog, so I’m so happy he has that now. We are thrilled with him getting to be in a home and are keeping our fingers crossed that this will turn into an adoption!”
Blackie’s Story
Blackie was asked about his experience with an adopter who returned him.
“The communicator did a great job in giving me a good sense of Blackie’s personality and needs, and the session provided great insights that we can use in looking for a potential foster or adoption placement for Blackie.”
“Approximately one week after the communication session, Blackie went into a foster-to-adopt situation. This matched what came up in the telepathic animal communication session as his ideal scenario. They had come to meet another dog, but Blackie won them over, and I feel there is a strong correlation between Blackie being heard in the communication session and this foster-to-adopt situation happening. In the week he stayed with us after the session, he seemed calmer, happier, and more willing to go on walks — all very positive changes.”
“When Blackie had to return to the sanctuary for medical treatment, he was asked how he felt physically and whether he wanted to return to the foster. The results were extremely helpful in guiding his treatment and in conversations with his foster family. Knowing his wish was to return there allowed us to continue pursuing that, supporting him in recovery. This also highlighted the value of understanding reactivity in shelter animals and understanding reactivity in rescue animals for better outcomes.”
These stories demonstrate how Pilot 3 provided both sanctuary support for rescued animals and a stronger community for animal rescuers, while illustrating the powerful impact of intuitive animal communication and telepathic interspecies communication on the welfare and rehabilitation of animals in care.
Odin’s Story
Odin was asked about his stress and his sociability with other dogs
Founder – Survey Response
”This session, too, was reinforcing to us in our “read” of Odin and in the fact that he described feeling “seen” by us and that he was free to be himself with us. It also revealed Odin’s perspective about himself and that the struggles we are having in “stabilizing” him and helping him to respond more predictably is something that is truly his struggle…and that he said he will continue to struggle as such. I so wish we had the time and space to allow every dog everything they need to successfully find their person….”
Hulk’s Story
Hulk was asked about his preferences for his forever home
Board member – Survey 1
“In the beginning of the session she mentioned his ears. This is something I didn’t mention (past injury and ongoing issues) and it’s not published anywhere so I was impressed. I would definitely recommend. Very professional and easy to communicate with.”
Board member – email follow up
“I did bring him home after the session and so many things were true! He went to the vet about his ears, he wanted to play with my big dogs so bad and he was so easy going here. I shared his recording with our director and few different board members and they loves it, too!”
