it’s fateit’s fatePet psychicDear JackieAn elderly stag, whom I have named
Charles, has been visiting me for the
past two years. I would love to hear what
he has to say.
Yvonne, BuckinghamDear YvonneCharles tells me that he is not a solitary
deer – there about 20 in his herd nearby.
He comes through a gap in the hedge, and
he watched you for a while before coming
forward. He says you have shown him that
it’s his choice to become human friendly
and he has never felt intimidated by you.
He says usually humans are to run from,
but not you.
He shows me getting food by some bird
feeders complete with what looks like
squirrels spinning something?
He is mature in age but declares that
he does not ‘hobble’ and can still canter.
Good for him!
He rubs his neck to put his scent on the
trees and shows me badgers and foxes –
it’s a peaceful haven for all wildlife.
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damage, the environment.Yvonne says:Charles does belong to a group
of about 20 deer, and yes there
are badgers and foxes here too.
He is very special, and I am so
grateful to him for trusting me. He
doesn’t ‘hobble’ but two years ago
he used to! I have been feeding
him homeopathic tablets in bits
of apple and he now does canter
about well. How funny he notices
what the squirrels get up to: they
spin the birdfeeders to make the
food fly out and then get it off the
ground. Naughty but clever and
amusing too!
He used to have a tooth that
stuck out of the right-hand side of
his mouth, but it has now gone.
I often spot him watching me
from a distance, so sweet. One of
my visitors brings their black dog
who fortunately is well behaved
and does not want to chase
Charles off.
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ingredients.tooth which
seemed visible
on the right-
hand side of his
face?
He still
watches you even
if he is grazing
further away and
also shows a small
black dog running
about. He is so grateful for
your caring ways and gentle
strokes – you have created such
a beautiful trusting bond.CreaturecomfortImages: SWNS and AlamyTop animal communicatorJackie Weaver tunes intoyour beloved pets – livingor in spirit.THISMONTHJackie WeaverTopEXPERT