Simba & Jeff Fontecchio

We were so worried about our move to our new house, and you made it an effortless process!!!

I have to tell you that today was a miracle (after Simba’s drops)! When we first got to the new house, it WASN’T good! We tried to comfort Simba and his sister with a “Comfort Zone” – Feliway activator. He started walking all over with his tail uncharacteristically down. He howled and yowled and was overly uncomfortable. We tried to give him Xanax, but within 15 minutes he vomited and defecated as much as he possibly could.

We gave him your remedies and within 15 minutes he was relaxing on his favorite recliner! He was so relaxed that we started to wonder if he was okay! Then, while I was sitting on the sofa near his favorite recliner, he came over and lay down on my lap. He is definitely not a lap cat, and it’s a very special occasion if he does (usually happens like once every three months…). He did this not once, but twice (I’ve never seen that before) and grew progressively affectionate. He usually if anything just sits in a normal cat stance with me. This time he was cuddling up with me like he was the happiest he’d ever been! Jasmine, his sister, was nervous at first, but acted like she owned the joint in no time flat! Your communication and remedies have made an incredibly difficult and stressful situation into one of great relief. We can’t thank you enough!

Just to reiterate – you’re really a life-saver! We were so worried about our move to our new house, and you made it an effortless process!!!

~ Jeff Fontecchio, NJ

Gracie, Savannah & Sandie & Gregory Possman

What a difference!

We have done some remodeling of our home in the past, which sends our cats over the edge. They hid all day when the workers were here, and then when they came out at night, they were startled at every move we made. When we scheduled to have our windows replaced I called Nancy. I didn’t want the cats to suffer this time. Nancy not only communicated with our cats, but offered a plan of action. The day before work started I began giving Gracie and Savannah vibrational remedies (flower essences and gem elixirs) that Nancy had prepared for them. What a difference!

Despite the loud banging, Gracie stayed on the main floor and slept in her favorite places. Although Savannah stayed upstairs, she didn’t hide in the crawl space like before. Instead she stayed in my office and ate and slept normally. Savannah didn’t even loose it when people came up to speak with me. Now that the work is complete and the remedies are finished, they don’t jump when someone walks into the room. Savannah lets me brush her, which she never let happen before. Gregory and I and Gracie and Savannah thank you!! You are amazing, Nancy!!

~ Sandie & Gregory Possman, NC

Tootsie & Maggie Bishop

I am convinced the move would have been traumatic had Nancy not come to our rescue.

With my Dad’s health failing, my folks were forced to move into a retirement home. The biggest problem was Tootsie, the black Himalayan cat Dad dearly loved. Mom couldn’t handle both Dad’s decline and moving a cat to a new two-room apartment. My two cats fought with Tootsie so my brother, who lived next door, agreed to add Tootsie to his two-cat home. Tootsie had been the only cat in her household for all of her five years. For a few weeks after Mom and Dad moved out, I fed Tootsie and visited with her in the deserted part of my home, where they’d lived, for half an hour a day. Then I called Nancy Kaiser for help.

Telepathically she explained to Tootsie about Dad’s absence and that her choices were to move in with two other cats and my brother and his wife (long time cat lovers) or go to the pound. A few days later, Tootsie was relocated to the second floor of my brother’s house. After only a few hisses, she now rules upstairs and the other two cats have accepted her.

As far as I know, she has never even tried to enter her old cat door. I am convinced the move would have been traumatic had Nancy not come to our rescue.

~ Maggie Bishop, NC

Sebastian, Regis & Bobbi Trubitz

She knew Regis was gravely ill. He passed away within two weeks.

I am a relatively new client of Nancy’s. We were introduced last year by my Veterinarian. At the time my cat, Sebastian, was ill and I needed to know his wishes with regard to treatment. After Sebastian and Nancy “spoke” and knowing he had only months to live, I asked her to explain things to Sebastian’s best bud Regis. The first thing Nancy picked up on was Regis’ negative energy level. At the time I had no idea Regis wasn’t well; he told Nancy he was hanging on for my sake. She knew Regis was gravely ill. He passed away within two weeks.

Although I was devastated to lose both Sebastian and Regis in a short period of time, Nancy helped me deal with the pain by helping my boys make an easy transition and by explaining the how and why of animal behavior to me. I am an animal rescuer, so I always have a new animal in my home. Nancy has helped with these animals; correcting bad behavior and aiding in the treatment of one’s stomach problems. I have found her to be compassionate and her help invaluable. I recommend her services with confidence.

~ Bobbi Trubitz, NJ

Foster, Lisa & Jean

Nancy has a true gift that Spirit has given her.

I first met Nancy in the spring of 2013 at a Black Dog Appreciation event in Charlotte, North Carolina. After milling around the various vendor exhibits, I came upon Nancy’s and bought her book Letting Go. Little did I know that I would be contacting Nancy almost two years later to help with transitioning Foster, my Mom’s cat, back to Spirit. Nancy’s inscription to me in the book was “Everything happens for a reason.” There was a reason I met Nancy and bought her book that day.

“Everything happens for a reason” explains how Foster came to be in Mom’s life. My husband and I had initially adopted Foster who was being used as a blood donor in an animal emergency clinic. However, Foster was not transitioning to his new home as we would have liked. We had another cat and Foster was very scared and withdrawn – until Mom came to stay with us for a few weeks. See, Mom had just lost her husband of ten years to a sudden and unexpected heart attack; Jim was 62. Afterwards, Mom came to stay with us for a few weeks from Savannah, and Foster and Mom found a bond that endured for ten years itself. I guess you figured that Foster went home with Mom to Savannah. Our adopting Foster was designed so that Mom and Foster could unite – each needed the other, and they were perfect together.

After ten years, ironically almost to the day Mom and Jim were together before he passed away, it was time for Foster to go back to Spirit. I remember clearly when Mom called me at my office and told me she thought it was time for Foster. Foster had diabetes and other health problems for about eight months, which had gotten much worse. Mom was very upset and distraught and didn’t know what to do. She felt like she was aiding in or willing a death sentence on Foster. My first thought was we should contact Nancy. This was interesting because it had been two years since I met Nancy, and other than reading her book shortly after meeting, we have had no contact or otherwise. I did not even know if Nancy was still available to help communicate with animals. So on a Friday before we were considering taking Foster to the vet for his transition, I called Nancy out of the blue, and she answered the phone. We scheduled a call for later that morning with my Mom. It was so easy – this was no coincidence. As Nancy says, “Everything happens for a reason.”

Nancy was wonderful! She helped us all, especially Foster and Mom. Nancy was able to connect with Foster telepathically and asked how he was, explained what was going on, and our uncertainly about his wishes. Foster was ready to go home. Mom was not ready to let him go – that’s why he had stayed for as long as he did after becoming ill. Nancy also explained that Foster had some dementia, which definitely explained a lot of things. Nancy explained to Foster what would happen at the vet. Foster told Nancy that he was ready to transition and was grateful for the assistance. He told Nancy, “Tell them not to be sad. This is a good thing; a happy time.” Nancy explained that were giving Foster a gift. Animals know not to be afraid of death – they are moving on to their next journey; they are going Home. Foster and Mom helped each other to heal, and Foster’s work was done in this lifetime.

Some may ask – How do you know this all occurred? I know. I felt it and sensed it with Foster, as did Mom. When I visited him on Sunday before his transition on Monday, Foster looked so weary and restless. There were also times when it appeared he did not recognize me. On Monday, my husband and I met Mom at her house to accompany Foster and her to the vet. She wrapped Foster in a blanket and carried him to the car. The strange thing was that he became very calm, peaceful, and really seemed to enjoy and relish being outside just briefly. On the way to the vet, he calmly looked around and snuggled close to Mom. He did not make a sound and just looked at us sweetly and lovingly. He knew who we were. This is strange, special, and different, because Foster suffered from extreme anxiety when being transported in a car, even for a short distance. He would often get sick and meow loudly all the way to the vet. He did not even like to be outside. The explanation is that he knew what was happening as Nancy had explained to him, and he was relieved and ready. At the vet, he was given a sedative and went to sleep with Mom holding him in his favorite snugly blanket. We were also kissing, rubbing, and talking to him. The veterinarian then came in, and Foster peacefully went up to Spirit accompanied by a group of angels Nancy had arranged to escort him Home during a specialized Spiritual Response Therapy clearing that prepares an individual for transition. If it could only be that way for all of us when it is our time.

I have two rescue cats, two rescue dogs, and Mom has a second rescue cat, Kiki, who was Foster’s companion. I will definitely be in touch with Nancy as the years go on.

Nancy has a true gift that Spirit has given her. She can definitely help ease the uncertainty and anxiety when a pet is ill or even if there are challenges. Nancy is an animal communicator, and I wholeheartedly recommend her to help you with life’s challenges – pets or otherwise.

May you feel Spirit with and inside of you…
~ Lisa Charlotte, NC
April 2015