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Contest! Win PET HEALING FOR YOUR INJURED OR ILL PET
Seeing so many animals suffering, Sue London wanted to make a positive different for a special pet for 1 week! Read the testimonial below to learn how Sue was able to help heal a dog named Angel and her beautiful puppies! Enter to have the chance to win: http://asksuelondon.ca/pet-healing-for-your-injured-or-ill-pet/
Join Sue London, The Animal Communicator for a FREE fun filled and informative online event March 7th at 7 pm EST
Join Sue London, The Animal Communicator & Healer for an informative and spiritually growing event that will help you and your pet become happier, healthier, and more energized. Did you know your pet takes on everything that you think and feel as well as from their environment? You will learn how to identify negative energy…
Ensuring a Safe and Merry Holiday Season for Your Furry Friends by Sue London
The holiday season is a time of joy and celebration, but it also comes with potential hazards for our beloved pets. As we immerse ourselves in festive decorations, delicious treats, and lively gatherings, it’s crucial to keep our furry friends in mind and create a safe environment for them. This article will provide valuable tips…
Witness Sue London Giving Healing Energy Reiki To Juniper!
Ever wonder how Sue London does for pet healings or what the pet experiences? Enjoy this short video of Sue giving healing energy Reiki to Juniper, TV HOST, Mike Balsomm’s dog.
JOURNALING! IT’S HEALING FOR BOTH YOU AND YOUR PET! By Sue London
Did you know that when you are scared, sad, or angry your pet will absorb your negative emotions? If a pet absorbs enough negativity, it can cause health issues within them. I know you don’t want your pet to get sick so I want to share a process that will help you to release your…
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PETS AND CHILDREN – A MAGICAL COMBINATION
– By Sue London, The Animal Communicator Over the years, I have watched and personally witnessed the magical power of pets and children. Having a pet in a child’s life can help in the early cognitive development, encouraging them to crawl and then walk, and later help boost a child’s IQ and reading skills. My…
