Our Friend, Figaro

By Melanie Cruickshank, internationally renowned animal communicator. his month, I would like to share with you the connection I had with a beautiful elderly cat.

I was contacted by the owner about having photograph readings of her pets and she sent me pictures of each one. There was one pet I was drawn to and connected with first. His name was Figaro.

I connected with this gentle old man when he was still alive, though now, he has sadly passed. Figaro was a true character, full of attitude and mischief. H ekept stating that he knew he may be old but he was definitely the boss, the one in charge of all the dogs in the house !H e likedto push the boundaries a little and would sit and wait round the corner for them to pass! Most of the time, he would do this for his own amusement or just to keep the dogs on their toes!

He mentioned that old age had caught up with him and now he only had a few teeth left but he was managing with a few alterations to his diet. He felt he deser ved the sympathy vote as he had earned it!

Ever y animal is ver y unique and each have their own character. When I connect with pets as an animal communicator the animal’s character can still come through and it often amazes me what they are willing to share.

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