Hi Everyone, I thought I’d check in and give an update from L.A. First, I want to thank everyone who reached out with love and concern after the Los Angeles fires. Your kindness means the world to us. I’m so grateful to share that we are safe.
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We are 5 miles from one of the fires and we were on warning to evacuate for almost 2 days, but fortunately they got control of the fire before it spread our way.
We did not have power for 24 hours and there was a night where we did not sleep at all because of the evacuation warning. The reality has faced us that we could lose everything we own in an instant and we’ve had necessities packed, ready to get out of here on a moment’s notice.
As I am writing this, we are in the midst of a new wind storm and are on high alert with new fire warnings one week after the big fires.
It’s been a very intense time here, with so many people and animals displaced…several people we know lost their homes.
We bought our current home a year and a half ago….and we had put an offer on a home in Altadena that was accepted, but we pulled out of the deal last minute…choosing our current home and area instead. That Altadena home was destroyed in the fires.
There has been a collective feeling of not knowing what will come next. Our area is a high risk fire zone as it is, and to be seeing so many fires popping up all over the place has put us in a chronic state of vigilance and concern.
The Sunset Fire ignited in Runyon Canyon, where I went hiking with our dogs 3 to 5 days a week for over 20 years. Runyon has always been our happy place and the entire canyon burned to the ground. Fortunately, the fire was put out before any homes were affected. The photo above was taken at Runyon a little over a year ago.
If there has ever been a time where I’ve felt grateful and appreciative for what we have and the important things in life…it is right now.
We are so grateful to the firefighters, medics, rescuers and all of the community for coming together. With all of the intense energy in the air that has been extremely heavy, there as also been an energy of love, compassion and support as people come together to help.
But many animals and people in our community weren’t as fortunate. Countless injured and displaced animals need our help right now. If you’re looking for ways to support, here are a few:
If you can, donate to organizations making a real difference, like greatergood.org who is taking in displaced horses and caring for them until their owners get on their feet.
Pasadenahumane.org is on the front lines, helping animals in need with shelter and critical medical care.
Even making donations to your local shelters makes a difference because everything helps.I also encourage everyone to send a prayer or loving energy. Prayer doesn’t have to be religious—it’s about intention and connection.
Take a moment to:
Close your eyes.
Take a few deep breaths.
When we connect into this vision and feeling of wellness and swaddle the area in these energies, we elevate the collective vibration.
This creates synchronicities and opportunities for miraculous support to flow where it’s needed most.
Every bit of love, care, and intention helps. Together, we can make a difference for those in need.
And if I can be of any additional assistance…whether it be through animal communication, helping you overcome behavior challenges with your pets, pet psychic questions, personal coaching for you to help you navigate life…..I am more than happy to help!
You can book a private animal communicator session with me through the link below:
