Janesville Community Radio interviewed Liz for a full hour.
“Talkin’ Animals with the Crazy Katt Lady”
Today we have Liz Morrison with us. She is a pet communicator at Your Pets Want to Talk.
Madison Area Professional Pet Sitters (MAPPS) invited me to speak to their group about animal communication. MAPPS is a wonderful group of animal lovers who meet each month to talk about different animal-related topics. Their goal is to share ideas, knowledge and camaraderie in the hope of promoting the field of professional pet care.
I was asked to talk to these professional pet care providers about my work as an animal communicator and help them to understand what animal communication is all about and how it can help us to understand our pet’s emotional lives a little better.
Link learn more: Madison Area Professional Pet Sitters.
To add Liz to your agenda: Contact the Pet Communicator
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