Annette Martin - Pet Psychic She not only talks to them, finds lost pets, but also can give you a health reading on your animal Diagnosing Health Conditions of Animals Many clients have an animal that is not responding to treatment from the Veterinarian, Annette can see what is going on with your pet through the process of Psychometry. You will be able to ask her questions about their health and perhaps Annette will see something that has been overlooked. Can We Talk With The Animals! The answer, surprisingly, is yes.  We can communicate, basically through telepathy, with animals.  As well as with other aspects of nature- trees, for example. One of the reveilles of this century may well be an awareness of our closeness to ALL life, all things in the universe.  This is the most exciting time of the planet.  This is probably the most important decade in human history.  With some animals, we can exchange words and sentences, such as horses.  Most telepathic contact will involve mental pictures, physical feelings, ideas, and emotions. Many psychics and communicators can heal – through energy and other means. Lost animals can be found through psychometry and telepathy. Some animals that have passed over can be contacted and will actually come into a reading by a psychic or communicator. Many psychics and communicators can diagnose animals’ ailments either physical or emotional. Annette uses a process called psychometry in locating lost animals, as well as diagnosing physical and emotional ailments of the animals.   This is a process of having an original copy of a photo of the animal.  In finding a lost animal, she uses a map of the area where the animal was lost.  Annette uses a process of dowsing the maps with her hands while holding the photo. This is similar to tracking a scent, even though there is no smell on the paper.  She is listed on many hot lines that contact her directly when a family has lost a pet. Finding a Lost Animal Attempting to physically locate a lost animal through telepathy is some of the most challenging and difficult work animal communicators do. When animals are "lost", they are often frightened and disoriented, making it difficult for them to provide us with accurate physical information regarding their whereabouts. In addition, an animal's perspective of the physical world is quite different from a human's point of view. Animals might describe where they are as "on a corner, near a bunch of cars", versus "on 4th and Market St." We would describe it through our human filter of the physical world. Remember animals cannot read signs! However, many times the "clues" they may describe of their physical surroundings can be exactly what is needed to find them. It can also be very comforting to just make contact with the animal, to hold a conversation and make sure that they are not injured or ill. Having a Reading on a Lost Pet 1.      Annette needs an original photo of the animal, she cannot use a computer generated photo or copy, as this does not hold the energy that is on an original photo. 2.      Send a map of your area and where the animal was lost. 3.      Mark on the map exactly where the animal was missing from, ie; your home or somewhere else. 4.      Mark on the map clearly if there have been any sightings of your animal. 5.      Mail all of this with your check of $85.00 to our office:  2075 Winchester Blvd. #104, Campbell, CA 95008. Then call 408-378-1220 to book your appointment. 6.  Your pictures will be returned to you after the reading.         Dec 26, 1996 Pet Network (A Rescue for Dogs and Cats) I ran an organization called Pet Network, a rescue for dogs and cats. About 3 years ago we found a male puppy, about 16 weeks old. As time went on we noticed he wasn't acting like a normal healthy puppy so we took him back to the Vet for another exam. But nothing could be found. I called Annette Martin to do a reading on KC, the pup and she told me he had something in his intestines, something hard. She said we would do everything to save the pup, but nothing we could do would help. I couldn't believe that, so took KC back to the Vet and told him I had a reading by a psychic on the puppy. He agreed to help out and suggested an exray. The Vet came back into the examination room, looking quite pale, "there are bones lodged in KC's intestines, the psychic was right!" I am sorry to say we tried everything to save him but he had parco, distemper and Hepatitis. He was just too sick to save and passed away. He now is in a peacefull and painless place. We still miss him. I have highly recommended Annette Martin through the years, to numerous families that have a lost animal or one that needs a little medical attention. Cheryl   ANIMALS - Annette Martin Has Found Los Altos, California 1979 Mr. and Mrs. Hancock, made an emergency appointment with Annette in regards to their missing horses.  The husband and wife sat across from Annette in her upstairs office in downtown Los Altos with batted breath.  “We have six horses missing for three days and I don’t know where else to look for them.  We have scoured the hills but can’t find them. Can you help us?” the husband asked. Annette held the photo of the horses and began to see that they left because they were unhappy with their situation.  “They are saying that they wanted to run more often and they felt cooped up in their pen. The dark brown horse with the long mane is the one who is talking the most, he is very upset with the Mrs. for not letting them have more carrots and more freedom.  He says that the females wanted more attention from the Mrs., but she ignored them and they felt sad.  So they decided to jump the fence and leave.” At this point the husband turned to the wife and said, “I told you so, didn’t I!  You weren’t letting them have enough freedom to run around, you ignored them and they were unhappy!”  The wife just sat there with a disgusted look on her face, not saying a word. “What can you tell us, Annette?  Can you see where they went?” he asked. “Yes, I see them running over some hills and traveling down south of Los Altos.  I see a pond, that they are drinking at.”  At this point Annette is drawing on her faithful yellow pad a picture of a pond and the hills in the background with some trails.  “It is south of here and over this hill. Maybe 15 miles south, yes, that’s it, about 15 miles!   Now I see some other horses, with a black male stallion as the leader.  He is beautiful and is coaxing your horses to go with them.  There are at least 7 other horses with him.  These are definitely wild horses!  I see his nostrils turned up as he is communicating with them.  Your horses have joined up with the wild ones and are heading further south.” The husband stood up and shouted, “Oh my God, I know exactly where that is!  Annette you are great, I will get together a posse and we will ride down there this afternoon!  We will be in touch with you as soon as we find them, thank you, thank you.” CONFIRMATION The following afternoon my secretary came rushing into my office.  “Annette pick up the phone, it’s the gentleman about the 6 horses.”  Mr. Hancock shouted into the phone,  “Annette, we found them!  They were exactly where you saw them, 15 miles south next to the pond!  And are you ready for this?  We had to get them out of a wild herd of 8 horses, lead by a male black stallion!  It took six of us to get them away from the black stallion as he wanted to keep all of them.  Annette, you are incredible!  I don’t know how we would have found them without your help.  These are all very expensive show horses and they would have had a hard time out in the wild’s.  Thank you again for your wonderful gift!” Mr. Hancock Sante Fe, New Mexico 6/5/95 Ella – dog missing Dear Annette, Ella is safe and sound and we owe it all to your wonderful clue about the Russian Olive Trees. (Annette could smell the trees and asked if we had these wonderful smelling trees down the block.  She saw Ella under the trees.) We scoured the Santa Fe area and come up empty, but after we sent the picture of Ella and you told us about her being under the trees, nearby to our home we were able to zone in on her.  We showed her picture to a man who remembered seeing Ella near the trees.  When we got there she was gone, but the beautiful scented trees made us look in the development and we called to her and she came out of some bushes.  She emerged 10 minutes before sunset and we were so happy.  I know it would have been so hard to find her in the dark and she would have probably wondered farther from the house.  She was so disorientated as it was, she was gone since 11:00 am in the morning and we found her a little before 8:00pm at night.  She is safe and sound and not really interested in escaping anymore, I hope!  Thank you so much for your rescue efforts. Always in Light, Charlene J. Becker Phoenix, Arizona 7/12/95 Gremlings 10 days ago, Susan Kennedy from Phoenix, Arizona, called for a reading about her lost male Belgian Malinois dog.  He had been taken to a friends house for the weekend five miles away from his home and go out over the fence. Susan trains dogs for shows and Gremlings was her star pupil and her best friend, so needless to say Susan was quite distraught. I held Gremlings picture in my hand and glanced down at the map of Phoenix.  Immediately the impression came that Gremlins had gone into Papago Park, near a group of buildings.  As I stared down at the map I felt that he had not wandered far away from where he had spent the weekend and was between 48th St. and Mc Dowell, near the park.  I circled the park and relayed my psychic impressions to Susan.  “There is a military installation with buildings in the park between McDowell and Oak,” Susan replied.  “Yes, yes, go and look right there.  I feel he stays in the park and then wanders about during the night.  But he is in that area,” I said emphatically.  “Susan, you must wander through the park, he is there and very much alive. No one has picked him up.” Susan thanked me and hung up.  Several days later she called again, “Annette, can you look again and see if he is still in that area.  I have put up flyers and walked it till my feet feel like there going to fall off.”  “Yes, Gremlings, is sill there and you keep looking, Susan, he is alive and well and you will find him!”  I repeated. A week went by and Susan called again.  “Annette, just one more time, do you still see him in the Papago Park near McDowel?” I closed my eyes and said, “Yes, you must go over to that area because he is wandering around right now!” Susan shouted in the phone, “Ok, because I just got three phone calls and these people have seen a dog that resemble Gremlings description on the edge of the Papago Park near McDowel.” “Susan, what are you waiting for, hang up the phone and get down there!” I shouted. Confirmation Sept. 20, 1995 The next day I received a fax that read:  Gremlins is back!!! Gremlings was found last night roaming the streets at 48th St. canal between Oak and McDowell, the edge of Papago Park) by a relentless search party.  Although exhausted, starving, and very footsore, he is okay and very happy to be home. Gremlings and Susan would like to thank all the wonderful people who were his guardian angels, keeping watch and never giving up hope.  Kindness as this will return to you.  Susan Kennedy and Gremmy   __________________________________   MISSING CAT In July, 1994, my husband and I had taken our new cat to our sailboat to spend the night.  She had been on the boat previously during the day.  Sometime during the night, she “escaped” from the boat.  After searching for 5 days, I called you for help. During the reading. you assured me that someone I knew would find Katt.  You described a lady and her husband in great detail, i.e where they worked, their physical description, etc.  You stated that they lived in a condo at the marina.  You attempted to describe their condo, but so many of the condos look alike, it was difficult to determine which condo was theirs.  You even described their sailboat.  You stated that I would see Katt again in the number 7. On my way home, I stopped at the marina to pick up my husband who had been looking again for Katt.  On the way to my parking spot, I met a lady who I know through the yacht club.  I had told her previously that I had lost Katt, and had posted a photo of Katt on the telephone pole by her driveway.  She also believes in psychic readings, so I told her of your reading.  She immediately started to cry and said that you had described her husband who had died a few years previously and the sailboat that they had owned.  We talked for a few more minutes, and then I picked up my husband and drove home.  About 30 minutes after we arrived home, my friend, Phyllis called and said she had Katt.  Apparently, Katt had managed to find her way around the house and was sitting on the windowsill of the kitchen window that overlooks the harbor, looking in the window.  My friend saw her as she was leaving the kitchen to go upstairs.  She opened the garage door and called Katt, who immediately walked around the house on the very tiny path, straight into the garage and started talking.   Phyllis and her husband had purchased the sail boat that had belonged to the lady at the Marina.  It was about 7 hours from the time of the reading that Phyllis called.  Barbara Bond   Medical Readings on Animals March 24, 1997 Dog – Leo Dear Annette, I want to thank you for the information you gave me about my dog Leo.  You told me Edgar Cayce said that a “cereal binder” would be beneficial in Leo’s diet, helping his food to stay longer in his intestines so that he could get the maximum benefit from its nutrients.  If you recall, Edger had difficulty being more specific than that.  My husband and I tried several things, and discovered that adding oat bran from the health food store to the dog food, or feeding him a slice of oat bran bread a day, was very helpful in treating Leo’s diarrhea.  This has saved us a lot of mess and Leo a lot of embarrassment.  Many thanks. In the reading you also mentioned the Leo’s feel were hurting.  About a week later, he started limping.  When I looked inside the paw he was favoring, I found a bloody mess.  We immediately took him to our vet, who shaved away the fur inside his foot and found a small, hard tumor.  (She described it as trying to walk with a rock inside your shoe)  She took it off with a local anesthetic, and he’s walking much better now. Most important of all, you told us that Leo did not have cancer.  On an intuitive level we knew that.  And we knew the recommendations of extreme treatments were wrong for us.  So we declined them.  But it was helpful to us to hear you say that we had done the right thing.  As it’s turned out, he has fit none of the predictions that specialist vets made about the course of his illness.  According to them, he should have been dead long ago! Annette, I appreciate the spiritual communication I received from you, and have recommended you to friends.  God bless you for the work you do.        Suzanne Robert H. Hathaway, D.V.M. 1999 To Whom It May Concern: About a year and a half ago.  I was having a reading by Annette Martin.  I was asking her some question about future business.  At that time, I (a veterinarian) was specializing in Chirovetpractic on horses.  I was relating to Ms. Martin that while diagnosing a horse in Milpitas, the owner was explaining to me, “My horse has difficulty going uphill, down hill and jumping.”  What passed through my mind was those are the symptoms of hip dysplasia in the dog.  I related that I was considering adding dogs to my practice. Ms. Martin, indicating her lower back, said, “Hip dysplasia is cause by something here in the back.”  I asked her if it was a Lumbar.  She said no, it’s something down here, again indicating her lower back.  I then asked if it was caused by a dislocated (subluxated) sacrum.  She said yes. I left her office, after a hug, looking forward to applying Chirovetpractic to my first dog.  Since that time, I discovered that the dog, like the horse has sacral problems.  A dislocated sacrum is the number one dislocation in four-legged animals.  After treating over a hundred dogs, I have put together a list of symptoms for a dislocated sacrum.  To date, I am 98% successful with my Chirovetpractic treatments. In time, I would have stumble unto the fact that the dislocated sacrum was causing hip dysplasia in the dog.  Ms. Martin probably saved me three or four years in that discovery.  The amazing thing to me, was that she knew the cause of hip dysplasia. The current veterinary “knowledge” is that hip dysplasia is caused by a genetic defect.  I now know that is not true.  Groups That Help Find Missing Animals Lost Pet Rescue Institute 831-335-9055 or www.lostpetrescue.com Founded by Kat Albrecht, a former police officer, services include actual searches for lost pets with the use of trained search and rescue dogs. Serving the San Francisco Bay and Northern California, PEThunters is the nation's first investigative pet detective agency to conduct aggressive physical searches for missing pets using revolutionary tools such as dogs trained to track missing pets, infrared cameras, listening devices, and FBI-type profiling based on our research of lost pet behavior. Missing Pet Network (includes a great list of Advice on Looking for Lost Pets) www.missingpet.net National Pet Recovery - www.petrecovery.com Fido FInder - http://www.fidofinder.com/