Liane is an Animal Communicator and Energy Worker committed to helping any animal in need, and this is how it all started...

 

Liane's love affair with animals started off as a child. She had a Weimaraner who came to her family as a puppy when she was a very small child. Lady got so excited she would knock her down so her parents sadly decided it was best to send her back to her original family. In the first grade she got a cat and named him Puff. He was a beautiful black long-haired cat. Liane used to dress Puff and take him on walks through the neighborhood. When she would get a migraine headache, Puff stayed in her room with the lights out for three days at a time.  Looking back this was the beginning of Liane's understanding of the powerful relationship that exists with our pets. While in Girl Scouts every Summer Break, for three years running, Liane attended Lazy J Ranch Camp in Malibu, California. She learned to groom horses and clean stalls. It was so much fun, living in a bunk house with lots of kids and plenty to do learning how to care for horses, daily chores and awards for those who showed improvement. In Liane's early teens she finally got a dog, a Beagle puppy!  Liane was devastated when he contracted distemper. In her mid-teens she found a poodle by the name of Toodle wandering the neighborhood. Liane let her in her bedroom window at night and out in the morning. Liane convinced her parents to let her keep her and she lived with her parents until the ripe old age of 16. After Liane married in her early 20’s she had three German Shepherds which she showed in AKC Shows. Liane loved going to the dog shows as the people were so friendly and she loved seeing all the dogs. That was the first time she felt that she fit in.

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Fast-forward 30 years later Liane got another German Shepherd who would become the love of her life. Sam taught Liane so much. He was very ill as a young dog with IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome), Giardia and Coccidia. When he turned three he was diagnosed with EPI (Endocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency) and Addison’s disease. Two different veterinarians told Liane he would not get any better and best to put him down. She persisted; taking him to many specialty vets and trying any type of medication in hopes of a cure. Then one day a friend of Liane's told her about a Healer that may be able to help Sam. Liane was desperate and took a chance and called, the Healer told her Sam would be ok if she tried putting him on a raw diet, giving him herbs and allowing her to do remote telepathic healing sessions with him. To this day, Liane has never met the Healer who helped save Sam's life, but she is grateful every day that she helped her enjoy an amazing eight "extra" years with her best friend. This was the beginning of Liane's journey for knowledge, healing and being able to think outside the box.

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When Sam turned seven, Liane began volunteering at Westside German Shepherd Rescue, where she met an Animal Communicator at a fundraising event. She was the guest speaker and talked about her experience as an Animal Communicator. The next day Liane emailed her to book an appointment for Sam. That experience opened Liane's eyes even more to the power of animal communication and medical intuition. The Animal Communicator was able to communicate with Sam as well as intuitively scan his body so that the canine acupuncturist could better help Sam; as he was having backend problems, not hip dysplasia. Shortly thereafter Liane joined: Communication with all Life University and graduated in April 2017.  Liane also learned Reiki, Oncology Reiki then the Reconnection and became a Reiki Master. Liane wanted to use every avenue she could to improve Sam’s quality of life. Sam lived to be almost eleven.

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Today Liane has a rescue puppy by the name of Gracie. She has let Liane know that she is here to share her journey of learning and helping animals in need. Liane is living each day doing what she really enjoys; communicating with animals, offering clients a better understanding of their animals needs and providing energy work in conjunction with proper veterinary care.