Pam Case's Space

This weekend I did animal communication and the Oklahoma Alliance for Animal's Rock and Rescue event.  This precious guy and his mom came to see me but his mom did not give me his stage name.  I didn't know I was communicating with a celebrity.
He told me that his Mom thinks about him all the time.  He loves it when she gives him raw chicken.  He also said that he has one window in his house that is his.  It's his watch spot. 

He has a few cat siblings and one is very important to him.  She's black.  Radar's mom told me that this cat is elderly and doesn't do much anymore.  Radar told me that they do much silent communication. 

When I asked this guy what his job was he said, "It's amazing and I help others."  It was then that his Mom told me that he was Radar, the Channel 6 Weather Dog.  She worries that she pushes him to hard.  I suggested that she trust her instincts on this.  Radar said he loves his job and raw chicken helps get rid of fatigue. 

The last thing Radar said was, "Curiosity killed the cat."  Radar's mom said that they say this to him all the time.  Radar, thanks for sitting on my foot for most of our chat.  I'm honored to meet you.

My nephew, Austin Gutgsell, is one of the greatest guys in the world.  He's a super golfer and plays for LSU.  This week he and his team played in the NCAA Championship in Stillwater, OK.  They didn't win, but we just had the best time with family.  We laughed, cried and enjoyed being in the moment. 

Thought you might enjoy some photographs.




Nephew Austin and Grandangel Lauren meeting for the 1st Time

Brother Greg and Yours Truly



My son, Matt, and I watching the LSU team finish

Early Thursday morning I got a call from Drover's grandmother.  Drover was missing.  He escaped with another family dog, a deaf healer pup named Katie.   Drover is nine months old.  They were all afraid that Drover was injured.  I asked her not to tell me anything else so that it wouldn't 'color' any pictures I picked up telepathically.  All I wanted was a photograph of Drover. 

I felt a close connection with this dog maybe because we both have unusual eyes.  I could 'see' Drover in a wooded area.  He was not hurt, but he was scared, lost and very hungry.  I sensed that he was less than a mile from home. Drover told me that they wanted to do something fun. 

Calling Drover's Dad, I suggested things for him to do to get his baby boy home.  Drover and his Dad have an incredible connection.  I continued to talk to Drover and reassure him that help was on the way. 

Drover was found on Thursday evening.  He was less than a mile from home.  His Dad told me he was not hurt but he was holding up a paw pretending to be hurt.  He said he does this often for attention.  Drover was so excited to see all of them he played all night with their deaf healer, Katie. 

Once again, I love a happy ending.  Helping to find a lost animal is probably the most gratifying part of my work.

If I hear or see something three times in a short period of time, I pay attention. Last Tuesday Parker's photograph was posted by three different people on Facebook. He was missing and his owner was like any owner whose beloved pet has gone missing. Third time called for me to see if I could get in touch with Parker remotely.

When I tapped into the energy I could see an older home in my mind's eye. It had hardwood floors, exterior white paint with dark blue trim. I didn't think Parker was far from home. I sent Parker's Dad a message on Facebook explaining who I was and my findings.

On Thursday night I was invited to do the grand re-opening event for Lifestyles Boutique on Peoria in Brookside. The Humane Society was there and I was communicating with any animals that were adopted. I know and love the new owners, Bonnie and Randy Williams. While at the event Parker's Dad sought me out just to say thank you and that Parker was still missing. I encouraged him to continue his search and stay connected to his puppy.

Parker was found on Sunday after five days. He was one street over. And this is the email I received from Parker's Dad.

THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!! Parker is home today!!! He was at an older house (you saw it), with wooden floors (you called it), a white house (you saw it) and it had dark blue trim (you felt it)!!!!

Here is a photo of the house where Parker was found.  I love a happy ending!