Judy Ferrig

When: Sunday, October 9 / 2:00-4:00 pm

Where: The Pet Cemetery of Tucson
5720 East Glenn Street, Tucson 85712
East of Craycroft, south of Ft.Lowell Park;
call 520-722-8434 for detailed directions if needed.

Like learning a new language, communicating with animals is a skill you can develop with practice. Have you ever wondered what might make your pet happier? Why is it your cat sometimes refuses to use the litterbox? Your dog hasn’t been eating much of what has been his favorite food…is something wrong that requires holistic or veterinary care? Your pet is ill or older now…what are the choices surrounding the end of your pet’s life? Dr. Kirt will discuss End of Life Care concerns and how to assess your pet’s current Quality of Life.  She will be available for questions and further discussion at the conclusion of the workshop.

Join us in learning to:

• Trust yourself as you become open to hearing what your animals are already saying to you
• Speak a natural language; communicating with animals is a skill you already have and can develop with practice
• Sense what is actually coming from the animal rather than what you are projecting or imagining
• Understand what your animal is here to help you learn about yourself
• Become better prepared to make difficult decisions surrounding your pet’s end of life care

This workshop will help you to develop the natural abilities you already possess and take them further. Bring pictures, not pets, please.

Ticket Information

$30 in advance/$35 at event. Contact Judy Ferrig at 520-245-4214 or email judyferrig@comcast.net for reservations or information.

Judy Ferrig’s adult life has been spent working with people to help them understand how they have created what they have. Her graduate studies at The Johns Hopkins University led her into this field, beginning with study of what elements contribute to successful animal and indigenous cultures. Judy has studied a wide variety of energy modalities and healing approaches from many cultures . This enables her to provide a broad spectrum of approaches to best fit your unique situation, beliefs, and needs. Judy offers healing and visioning sessions to open energy pathways on many levels. Her work is appropriate for both animals and people. Judy’s website is OpenPathways-EnergyandCommunication.com

Dr. Sheila Kirt is owner of Home At Last Pet Hospice and Euthanasia, a mobile veterinary practice providing end of life care for your beloved pet in the comfort of your home. homeatlasttucson.com