Animal Communication with Cristal and Lola

I was asked to do an animal communication session for a dog named Lola. Feeling nervous and wanting to do a good job, I asked Spirit to take the lead.

Oops.

I wasn’t expecting to be corrected.

Spirit replied,

“Contrary to what you believe, these connections with the animal spirits are not from me but through the animal itself. Let’s concentrate the energy there, with my support, shall we? As a gentle reminder, your job is to listen deeply. Trust, breathe, open, accept and fail or not, it’s about letting things flow…”

With that, I let go of hesitation and listened.

Keep in mind that I sent the full reading to Lola’s owner, Cristal, and only received her feedback afterwards. For ease of reading, I’ve combined the two.

Visions and Loving Messages

Initially, I could see a small-to-medium sized dog as though I were looking down at her from above. She had a black head and a white body with black patches. I had seen another dog the day before and briefly wondered if I was mixing the two up. A gentle nudge from Spirit and I decided, “This is Lola.”

Cristal’s question was simple: What could she do to help Lola feel more comfortable when Cristal left the house?

Lola immediately shared how deeply attached she is to Cristal. She worries when Cristal is away and doesn’t always have confidence in herself. She was quick to add that this isn’t because Cristal has done anything wrong. The anxiety belongs to Lola, not to the relationship.

Then Lola showed me pure joy. Tail wagging furiously. Rolling over for tummy rubs. Relief. “You’re home and safe!” The best thing.

Lola’s Suggestions

Lola offered a couple of practical ideas and one that felt just a little cheeky.

First, she suggested soothing music. Second, she suggested a treat ball filled right to the brim.

“It will remind me how much you love me,” she said. I couldn’t help feeling Lola knew she was pushing her luck a little with that one.

Then came a vivid image.

I saw Lola curled up in a round dog bed in front of a large wooden piece of furniture. Lola said it is in the living room. I found myself standing slightly to the right, looking down at her from above. The furniture was wide and rectangular. Not a bookshelf. Not a cabinet. I couldn’t quite identify it, only that it was substantial and wooden.

Lola settled herself comfortably into the bed and saying, “One of your shirts may help. I’ll nuzzle it and breathe in your scent.”

Later, Cristal sent a photograph. There was Lola exactly as I had seen her: curled in her round bed beside the corner of a large wooden desk in the living room.

Those moments never stop amazing me!

Cristal also confirmed Lola’s size, colouring, and love of belly rubs. She felt that music, a treat ball, and a worn shirt were all things she could easily try.

Worries

Next, Lola showed me something that concerned her. “The dog door is locked when you’re away. I don’t understand this. It confuses me. How can I protect the house from within? This makes me feel unsafe. I can’t see who is out there that might come in. I also can’t see you coming.”

As it turns out, there isn’t a dog door…The front door, however, appears to belong to Lola.

Cristal confirmed that from where Lola spends her time, she cannot see either the front entrance or where Cristal parks her car. Lola often barks when people pass by the property, and I loved learning that part of Lola’s concern seemed to be about keeping watch over the home.

Walks

Lola then showed me the two of them heading out for a walk. She was slightly ahead of Cristal on the lead, stopping to sniff around the car tires before continuing on. “I like that you let me walk ahead,” she explained. “It shows you trust me.” She felt it boosted her confidence.

Cristal later confirmed that they walk past the parked car whenever they leave for a walk and that Lola often does walk out ahead. Because of hearing challenges, Lola startles easily when someone approaches from beside her, and walking this way helps her feel more comfortable.

“It doesn’t matter what others think,” Lola had added.

Cristal agreed.

Hearing Challenges

Lola spoke about her hearing.

“My ears are a challenge. I can’t always hear someone approaching. The surprise is distressing, but it’s not your fault. When you’re near, I know you’re watching with me. You always reassure me.”

Cristal mentioned that Lola has chronic ear issues and hearing loss.

A Friend Next Door

Toward the end of the reading, Lola showed me another dog. This dog was larger than Lola, solidly built, with a broad, square-shaped head and darker colouring. I could see distinct patches of colour, though I wasn’t entirely sure of the breed.

The dog had a large stick and seemed perfectly content. Lola watched from a short distance away. She seemed convinced that if she waited long enough, the other dog might share.

Cristal immediately recognized the dog as her neighbour’s boxer, Carlie, who often lies near the fence with a stick, chew toy, or treat while Lola watches from the other side.

Final Thoughts

Lola shared much more than I can include here, but one thing stayed with me.

Animal communication is not simply receiving a thought.

For me, it often arrives through images, emotions, sensations, and sometimes the strange experience of finding myself standing somewhere recognizable to another person—seeing a room, a relationship, or a moment through the animal’s eyes.

Lola’s messages weren’t only about anxiety. They were about devotion, trust, responsibility, friendship, and the small things that help her feel safe in her world.

And as Spirit reminded me at the beginning, sometimes the greatest challenge is not hearing.

It’s trusting what you’ve heard.

Thank you Cristal and Lola, for this opportunity to connect with you and for allowing me to post your heart-warming story.

Cheers and have a lovely day, everyone!
With love,
Catherine ~

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