Animal Communicator/Medium

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Animal Communicator/Medium | FIDO Friendly

Issue 88

• Feature
• by Susan Sims

Shannon Spring knows a thing or two about animals talking to those who listen.

As told to Susan Sims, Publisher

It’s not every day that I find myself speaking with a medium. I was struck by how funny and likable Shannon is, more like visiting with a good friend who I had not spoken with in a few years. Given that she teaches humor as part of everyday life, it made perfect sense.

I was excited to learn more about Shannon, her practice and what it all means, this journey of life that we find ourselves on, and most importantly, will we see our loved ones again?

Asking Shannon when it was she realized her gift she said, “My first memory of talking with animals was at six years old with neighborhood pets and small creatures in the woods. I was aware everything was alive. Years later, I’d experience how true this is. Spirits can communicate through household objects, nature, animals, other people and our own minds and bodies. Weird things happen every day in my house, but ironically other people’s ideas of normalcy can feel weird to me. I have a “haunted” toy stuffed cat that’ll randomly meow. That might drive some people to a brain doctor. But for me, it’s exciting because I know it’s just animals having fun connecting with me and using props much like I do when teaching my humor programs. I never know what random magical things are going to happen, but sometimes get a sense magic is in the air.”

Word of mouth or finding Shannon on her website ShannonSpring.com is the first step in requesting a reading.

“They’re usually drawn in by the joy on my dogs’ faces, and the trust they feel in my energy,” says Shannon. “It’s divine work, helping animals and people in times of grief or stress. Many clients say my videos make them laugh and find it refreshing to see a medium with a sense of humor too. A surprising amount of humor happens in sessions. Although, given how funny animals are and how strong their desire to relieve their people’s stress, even in their own time of need, perhaps it’s more admirable than surprising.