by Jane Broccolo | Jun 25, 2025 | All Posts, Animal Intelligence, Missing Pets, The Human-Animal Connection
Dennis Alameda, a neighbor we had not ever met or seen before, saw the 15-yearold dachshund we call, Sweetgrass, on June 22nd, the 5th morning of her gone missing. Thanks to his mother Mabel showing him our flyer, he was keeping an eye out for the badly missed...
by Jane Broccolo | May 28, 2023 | All Posts, Animal Communication, Animal Intelligence, Insects, The Human-Animal Connection, Veganism
My recent letter to the New York Times Magazine editors:”Thank you so much for your article about seeing bugs for ‘who’ they are. Not inferior to humans or other animals. Just different, each with their own unique skills and sensitivities.”Since I...
by Jane Broccolo | May 8, 2019 | All Posts, Animal Intelligence, The Human-Animal Connection
Sweetgrass, the Workaholic Dachshund, is a grassroots kind of female. Need I say more, except that it’s pretty obvious why she chose her name. She loves digging down to, and beyond, her grass roots. The sweetest thing on earth to do, in her opinion. I could go...
by Jane Broccolo | Aug 11, 2018 | All Posts, Animal Communication, Animal Healing, Animal Intelligence
Recently, I did a phone session for a dog and his human companion. He knew he was beautiful by the way people responded to him at first sight. Some dogs, like humans, become stuck-up with feelings of superiority when seeing through our eyes how physically beautiful...
by Jane Broccolo | May 27, 2018 | All Posts, Animal Communication, Animal Intelligence
Please contact me to register, or, if you do not live near the location of the following 3 classes and would like to host any of them in your state at a later date, or prefer them as a teleseminar or webinar, please call, text, or email me. In Shamanism, power animals...
by Jane Broccolo | Jun 8, 2016 | All Posts, Animal Communication, Animal Healing, Animal Intelligence, Animal Rights, The Human-Animal Connection
Reminiscence of a true sense of horse sense eventually does show up at about 3/4 of the way down this page. In the meantime, the story goes like this: We hiked up a gold grass hill in the far eastern edge of Milpitas. It was hot. Real hot. 115 Degrees Farenheit hot....
