Pet Loss Grief Support Animals in our Hearts  Animal Communication Teresa Wagner
  • Not to hurt our humble brethern is our first duty to them,
    but to stop there is not enough. We have a higher mission —
    to be of service to them wherever they require it.

    St. Francis of Assisi, 1181 - 1226

Mission

  • To bring comfort, support and resources of healing to humans grieving the loss of their animal loved ones; to honor the death of animals and the grief it brings as a significant and sacred process.

  • To contribute to the pet loss grief support field with an in-depth, comprehensive educational program for professional competency development leading to a certification of completion for those who wish to build or augment their knowledge and skill base in the field of animal loss and grief support.
  • To assist people in enhancing their natural telepathic communication with animals to resolve behavioral problems, emotional issues, and deepen the mutual understanding, intimacy and commitment of the human-animal relationship.

  • To inform people who interact with and love animals about decisions and actions they can take to help them, to inspire them to give back in some way to help the animals of the earth who are in peril.

  • To bring together humans of like values to deepen and celebrate the joy and wonder of the animal/human relationship! To explode the myth that something is wrong with us if we love animals as much as people, that this somehow precludes our ability to have healthy relationships with humans. To support the practice of loving and treating animals as family members and equal spiritual beings as one that is a normal, healthy and life affirming experience.

St. Francis


Not to hurt our humble brethren
is our first duty to them,
but to stop there is not enough.
We have a higher mission -
to be of service to them
wherever they require it       

~  St. Francis