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Welcome to Angelica's Cards
"Providing a 'Voice'
for Those Who Cannot Speak."
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55 Card Deck designed to enhance communication
between animals and their human companions.
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The Messages From Your Animal Companion
Card Deck
is very easy to use!
1) Connect to your animal companion through your heart.
For example, take a deep breath and
simply feel the love you and your best buddy share.
2) State your intention:
For example, say "I wish to have
a meaningful reading with (name of your animal companion)."
3) Ask a general question like:
"What would you like
to tell me today?"
or
Ask a specific question like:
"How are you feeling today?"
4) Shuffle until your intuition
tells you to stop.
5) Turn over the top two cards. Your intuition will help you interpret the messages when it isn't
obvious.
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Chicago Area:
July 11 American Library Association
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MESSAGES FROM YOUR ANIMAL COMPANION
WINS 3RD
PLACE
IN THE SUPER ZOO
NEW PRODUCT SHOWCASE
SMALL ANIMALS CATEGORY
SEPT '07
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Ever wonder what your furry, feathered or scaly friend is
thinking? Well, now you have the means to find out. Angelica del Mar has created this deck of 55 beautiful cards so that our
animal companions may convey important, amusing or reassuring information to us. Cards communicate information about our beloved
companions in categories such as emotional state (happy, sad, confused, afraid), medical information (take me to the vet,
I am injured, I have a tummy ache, my feet hurt, I am doing fine) and relationship info (we are best friends, I am having
a conflict with someone, I love you, you are mine, I will follow you where ever you go). These cards work with any animal:
wild (that's right the coyote, squirrel or deer who passes through your backyard or hangs out in the city park) or domesticated
(living in the home or in the barn on the farm) for whom you'd like to know this information. So, if you see an injured sea
lion pup on the beach, instead of disturbing him, do a reading. Found a bird who's fallen out of a tree and not sure what
to do? Take out this card deck. They are much easier than tarot and work very similar to oracle cards. Don't be surprised
if the reading is actually about you rather than your best buddy! Sometimes, their biggest priority is your well-being! Promise
to heed your companion's suggestions and they will usually comply with a reading about themselves!
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The Messages From Your
Animal Companion
card
deck was selected
by the editors of
Equine Wellness Magazine
for their "heads up!" section.
Fall 2008
www.EquineWellnessMagazine.com
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Read the review of
The Messages From Your Animal Companion
card
deck
by The creators of The Swanky Pup
"The online lounge for the trendy dog lover"
September 3, 2008
www.theswankypup.com
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A portion of the proceeds from sales of the Messages From
Your Animal Companion deck go to animal rescue and advocacy organizations. Decks are available as fundraisers for non-profit
organizations. For more information email: AngelicasCards@yahoo.com
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Reunion of
Bandit the Steer
and
Debby Rubenstein
of
Have A Heart Sanctuary
and
Wagner Farm Rescue Fund
PO Box 2815
Glenview, IL 60025
Donations and volunteers
welcome and appreciated.
The sanctuary is about a 3 hour drive from Chicago,
45 minutes NE of Madison and 20 minutes
SE of Portage.
Read Story to the right >>>>>>>>
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Bandit & Friends
A faithful user of my cards
shared this story with me, and I wanted to share it with you:
My animals are on their way to Wisconsin (from the farm
they’ve been living at in Texas). I talked to them last night through the communication cards and told them what was
going to be happening with the trailer and for all of them to please cooperate and they should know I arranged the whole thing
and that they were being brought closer to me and they should all feel safe.
My transporter called me this morning at 8:30
and said that the animals were already loaded up. I think even he was shocked. They all just walked into the trailer. I understand
that Bandit (a steer) was initially a bit skittish because the other animals went into the trailer first to enable Bandit
to be in the back so he can be dropped off at the hospital first. Bandit was still in the pen and when he didn't see his herd
anywhere, he got nervous. He's really taken on the responsibility of watching out for the other animals since Bart died. The
transporter set up two compartments for Bandit to have all to himself in the back of the trailer so that his bad (infected
and cancerous) eye wouldn't get bumped by anyone but that would enable him to still see the other animals. Once they got him
into the
trailer and he saw the other animals there, he calmed
down.
The transporter said that all the animals were
basically very cooperative. Even the chickens stayed calm and loaded into their travel cages without hysteria.
It's truly
a miracle. I'm so proud of all of them. The transporter, who's known these animals for 6 1/2 years, said they're really good
animals.
I hope all is going great with you - thanks so much for all the communication help you've been with my animals!
Debby
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Some
follow-up correspondence regarding Bandit’s situation:
Does Bandit want the surgery?
Yes, he kept telling
me about Infestation (the flies in TX were swarming his bad eye) and Healing. I know that being euthanized today and not be
given a chance to be with his herd again (he couldn't have gone back and forth to the sanctuary and hospital) wouldn't have
been what he would want. His mom is at the sanctuary. He hasn't seen her in years. They deserve to be reunited and spend
their time together.
The doctor said the tumor is very bad, which I already knew. But, I'm not having him euthanized because
she thinks that surgery still has a chance of extending his life on a quality basis for another estimated 9 months, provided
of course he survives surgery. And, if I can buy him some more quality time with his herd no matter how much time it is, it's
worth all the effort. The only other option would be euthanizing him today, because antibiotics alone won't really do anything
for him anymore and something has to be done. Also, he stayed strong in Texas throughout it all, and survived the transport
without problem. He has a strong
will to live.
Anyway, the timing and outcome of all of this is in Divine hands, so
I leave it with Him and just do the best I can do by authorizing the care.
The doctor said that once he's operated on and
the infection is gone also, he should feel better so maybe that alone will improve the prognosis. He has such a strong will
to live, which may help, also. If he wants to live, I can at least provide everything that's humanly possible for him to do
so.
The surgery may be today, depending on the hospital schedule. Please send Bandit great energy. I may be able to get
to the sanctuary tomorrow. I won't be able to see Bandit, but will come back to the sanctuary when he gets there.
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I'm
going tomorrow to see Bandit and to the sanctuary to see the rest of my animals - arranged it with the hospital. I let Bandit
know I'm coming.
Anyway, he had the surgery today and he's already up and eating. They couldn't get all the cancer, but
got the infection cleared up and the doctor said that flies shouldn't be bothering his eye anymore (which was Bandit's main
concern). Now, for whatever time he has left in his physical form, it's up to Divine timing and he gets to spend his time
with his herd that he loves so much.
Will keep you posted. Thanks so much again for your support!
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A
few days later:
The animals are settling in. They're a challenge to be sure. A spunky group.
Bandit is still at the
hospital, receiving antibiotics. He's doing great. I was able to stop at the hospital and see him this past Saturday on the
way to the sanctuary, the day after his surgery.
I told Bandit how much he is loved and needed and that he is Divinely
watched over. He gave me a kiss. The doctor told me that he has continued to improve immensely. He's steady on his feet, in
high spirits, and eating well. The hospital loves him. He's such a good patient and it's obvious he appreciates the medical
attention. He is ready for discharge, but is remaining for the antibiotic shots. I communicated this to him. He sent me the
Diagnosis and Attention cards! He understands why he is staying longer and it is ok with him because he is enjoying the nice
people
taking care of him. He'll be discharged on Monday. As far as his prognosis now, his will to live is helping that
immensely. No one is limiting him to a timetable now.
Please see the attached picture of my visit with
Bandit. The
power of love works miracles.
Debby Rubenstein
Wagner Farm Rescue Fund
PO Box 2815
Glenview, IL 60025
Donations
and volunteers welcome and appreciated. The sanctuary is about a 3 hour drive from Chicago, 45 minutes NE of Madison and 20
minutes SE of Portage.
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Animal Wellness Magazine
has given Angelica's Deck
their
Seal of Approval
and selected it as a
Product Pick. Oct/Nov 2008 AnimalWellnessMagazine.com
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