ABOUT ME
My name is Renee and I did not want to be an animal communicator.
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I grew up an avid animal lover in a suburb of Philadelphia, PA. I had a particular passion for horses from a very young age. I started horseback riding at age 7 and continued to ride through college. I graduated from the Equine Science & Management program at Delaware Valley University in May 2010, with a focus on equine reproduction. Upon graduation, I interned for several equine breeding operations including a stallion station in Delaware and Standardbred breeding facilities in New Jersey and Kentucky. I would then accept a job at a large equine referral hospital in the heart of Saddlebred country, Simpsonville, KY, where I worked as an equine vet assistant to the late Dr. Scott Bennett. For three years, I continued my skills while gaining experience in inpatient care, surgery, emergency and critical care, advanced imaging - including MRI and Nuclear Scintigraphy, embryo transfer and recipient mare management, laboratory techniques and sports medicine.
While living in KY, I began to miss the coast and a job in the PNW became available. So at the end of 2013, I drove to Tacoma, WA with my cat, Miles, and two guinea pigs, Pumpkin and LaFonda. I fell in love with the PNW and my work as a vet assistant continued with an ambulatory equine veterinary practice in Pierce County. I have since entered into a predominantly sports medicine based equine practice where I have been for over eight years and have found a happy balance in my work.
During the greater part of my career with animals, I never once thought that animal communication was real. I would hear the words “animal communicator” and immediately roll my eyes. I had no intention of becoming an animal communicator. In 2016, I was urged by my mentor, Reese SanAgustin-Turner, to develop my skills in animal communication as she believed it was my purpose. To be quite frank, I did not take this idea seriously and, at the time, thought it sounded absolutely ridiculous. I didn’t want to be an animal communicator and I continued my life as usual.
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It was not until 2019 that I decided to put my assumptions aside and actually attempted to communicate with an animal telepathically for the first time- while having zero expectation. To my astonishment, I had success. I reached out to a pair of horses that I had not previously visited, that were in the care of a friend in Maryland, and I was able to receive information via subtle energy reading. Information regarding their living space, health and general well-being was conveyed to me. Information, that was confirmed by my friend.
From that day forward, I have worked to further develop my intuitive ability. Friends would ask me to communicate with their cat or dog about a health problem or a relationship dynamic. Coworkers would request that I reach out to their deceased pet. During this unconventional journey, I have learned to never underestimate the power of energetic frequency and its ability to give us information. My years of experience as a veterinary assistant and the ability to read subtle energy that we all possess has created a unique skill that I would love to share with the pets and people of the community. My goal is to help provide a safe space for pets and their people to communicate, learn, heal and find resolution.
DISCLAIMER
I, and anyone associated with New Awareness Animal Communication, do/does not claim to be a licensed veterinarian or a credentialed animal behaviorist. All of the information that is gathered from me and our organization is purely information to guide the client to better understand their pet and to meet their pets’ needs which may include further consultation with a Veterinarian or an Animal Behaviorist. Sometimes, due to unforeseen circumstances, lost animals are not able to return home. Unfortunately, this may be the animal’s choice and sometimes it is not. Because of this, I am unable to guarantee an animal’s return to your home.