Animal Communication

Deborah Herman is an Animal Telepath.

What this means is she can hear the thoughts of living creatures, which her mind then translates into English for her understanding. People often call her “Dr. Doolittle” and many animals have sought her out to convey messages to their humans. Deborah shares the funny and poignant things the animals say to her through her radio show and her monthly column in “Animal Life Magazine.” Now you will be able to read her stories in her blog: “Animals Love to Talk” connected to this site as well as in her soon to be published book of the same name. Deborah is available for public appearances, workshops and charitable rescue work to help abused or neglected animals share their stories and adjust so they can be placed or adopted.

Animals Love to Talk!

Deborah Herman is available for personal sessions either in person or by phone. If she is able to meet the animal she can do energy work or healing but this is not in lieu of veterinary care. Herman shares her home with two dogs, two cats, a one legged parrot named “I-lean” and has a beloved horse named Tonk. Tonk the Mystic Wonderhorse shares many of his views of human beings on video and in the upcoming book. You can follow some of the videos on Youtube.com/debherman7. Check out Deborah Herman’s “Animals love to Talk” page on facebook by following the link below: This is where you can post photos and videos of your animals and ask questions about animal communication and your pets. Deborah has spoken to many animals who all say the same thing. They want human beings to know that they have very detailed inner lives and do think. They want us to know the importance of the animals on the planet and our responsibility to them. They also want us to know that they are here to love and protect us. Tonk wants us to: “Be simpler in your desires. It will make you feel morefulfilled and rich.” He also wants us to “live our dreams.”

This is our dog Febe. We rescued her from the the woods of Mississippi and she came to us on transport. This is how she spells her name. I thought she was going to be a tiny lap dog but she kept sprouting. She weighs about 30lbs.

This is my Mystic Wonderhorse Tonk. He has shared many special messages with me. We even have videos and he has his own personal Facebook page (just click on the image)..