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Pet Chatter
Our Mission
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Are you telling that story again?!
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Pet
Chatter founder, Debbra Lupien, has always talked to her animals. But it wasn’t
until she met Scenic Mist (Misty), that she learned animals can, and want to,
communicate with humans. Thanks to strong motivation from Misty, she learned to have a
two-way conversation (telepathic animal communication) very quickly.
Misty
was the most challenging horse Debbra had ever met. She was a dream horse to
look at, but a nightmare to handle. She was aggressive and bad tempered, with
a huge chip on her shoulder . . . at least from outward appearances. Once Debbra became The Pet Chatter, she was able to get Misty’s side of the
story and learned that Misty had some valid reasons for her attitude. As
those issues were resolved, Misty was transformed into a true equine partner.
Since
then, Debbra has taken every opportunity to communicate with animals and hone
her ability. What a revelation it is to directly communicate with the
animal rather than having to guess what is going on.
In
2004 Debbra founded Seven Springs Equine Lameness Rehabilitation. After her experience
with Misty, she developed a passion for helping horses with health and
soundness issues. Too often horses are prematurely retired, euthanized, or
sent off to auction, when their owners are unable to use them for their
intended purpose. The
journey that Debbra began with Misty has lead her into the world of hoof
care, body work, homeopathy, nutrition, natural horse keeping, and of course,
animal communication. With these tools, Debbra was certain that many
“throwaway” horses could be rehabilitated and returned to useful
lives.
To
that end, she has created a haven for those horses and selectively brought in
individuals whom she felt could be helped. Today, including Misty, there are
seven horses getting the full treatment, including telepathic animal communication.
Debbra
and her husband, David, totally provide for the horses’ needs. Seven is a
stretch to support, but they are dedicated and have made accommodations to
keep everyone healthy and happy.
Every
day Debbra receives notices and pleas about horses in need, but has had to
leave them to their fate. As it does to most horse lovers, this gnaws at her
soul. But what to do . . . ? Out of
this dilemma Pet Chatter was born. Debbra has decided to offer her
animal communication skills to the public and use the proceeds to support the Seven
Springs rehabs. When you book a consultation, you are not only doing a great
service for your favorite four-legged animal, you are also helping Debbra and
David continue in their mission to help as many horses as possible.
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Email us: petchatter@lupien.net
© 2010 Pet Chatter
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