Animal Readings and Communication

During the last few years I have been frequently asked to undertake readings of the pets of my clients, often dogs and horses.  I have decided to offer this service to all my customers as a separate reading so that I can concentrate on the information available from your pet.  These readings would be from photos of the animal who can be living or sadly passed away.  Animals speak in a very matter of fact way so I am offering short readings for £15 which will be by email or in writing. 

I have been honoured to have the opportunity to read for many people's beloved pets both living or in spirit and am able to both ask them questions and communicate with them where it might enable your Pet to have a better quality of life.  Please do not hesitate to ask me if I can help your animal.

Booking Information

To book your reading please go to the Reading Prices Page and make a Paypal Payment for £15 per animal, this will be sent by Paypal to my email address, in addition I would need a photo sent to my email www.lesleyanderson.com - preferably a full side view of the animal with just yourself or their usual handler in the photo so I can concentrate on them.  I would then need your questions for the animal, for a very general reading, you wouldnt need a question but if you have specific issues you need help with, add the right question to get your answer.  You would be surprised how many humans worry about issues with their animals, that they don't even notice, because they aren't worried about them at all!  It is my job to bring them up and try and be a voice between them and you!

I will always confirm receipt of monies and photos and questions, if you havent received a reply within 48 hours email me again please or ring me as the information occasionally floats off into cyberspace!

These readings have risen in price from 2nd November 2009 to help me save a New Forest foal from unnecessary slaughter.  More information below:

 We have just had a welcome addition to my horsey family, in the form of Phoenix, who we have helped to rescue. He is a New Forest part bred, who was found late for the sales in October as he was a late born foal, and the owner was unwilling to pay the £10 fee to enter him in the sale, so he and another very pretty pure bred, were being sent straight to the Hunt Kennels!

I decided that he could join my other New Forest, and become part of our family. I haven't had a foal in the family for 20 years, so I am learning the "new ways" to help Phoenix become a great boy.

I got him from a temporary loving home in Dorset in late November (he was my birthday present!), and although wild, he is more than happy to take food from me in his bucket and even chased me through the field yesterday!!! Cheeky boy.

I borrowed a 25 year old mare from a friend, she has had 10 foals, and was missing her Mummy role, she stepped right in as a Foster Mum to Phoenix and she is amazing with him, telling him off if he oversteps the mark, but looking after him when he gets too nosey!

Hopefully you will hear a lot more about Phoenix.  I thought you might like to see the type of Pony that needs rescuing - I know that many of my lovely clients have done this already especially from the French Fattening Farms - I do believe that he certainly deserves a chance.


We are looking forwards to learning about how to handle foals 2009 style.

Two weeks later we have introduced the hand on a stick (after a week) he wasnt fazed by that AT ALL, so went straight onto touching him (carefully!), that went well, didnt like being tickled under the chin, but two days on from that I have groomed him with a brush!! This pony is amazing (and so like my other chilled out NF). I managed to do his head, neck, down along his back and halfway down each leg using a soft brush, he really liked it! I did this in the field near his Foster Mum and he would occasionally find a spot that was a little too much and walk off a pace and then come back for more. On the down side, I gave him a piece of carrot from my hand twice and now he tries to bite all hands! That won't be happening again. Today in the field I put the foal slip across his back, he just kept trying to nibble it - he was a little wary, so stopped and will resume again tomorrow. I am so pleased with him, he has more energy and is definately very settled. He likes talking to his big Uncles Alfie and Woody too.

UPDATE MAY 2010

Phoenix is now nearly a year, growing fast, is probably about 12.2hh, and is an independent and good natured boy.  He has been gelded recently and is halter broken.  He will walk out calmly on the local roads and doesnt seem worried about traffic, he must have seen a lot on the New Forest.  He will pick up his feet for me and the farrier and have things flapping around his body.  He can be tied up too.  He is a wonderful boy and is loved by the other boys on the farm.  Jenny his foster Mum has done her job, and he now has a 4yo Dartmoor companion with whom he plays all day!  The Dartmoor isn't mine, but was bought in the market at the same age as Phoenix to stop him going to slaughter too, so these two are having a fabulous life!

AUGUST 2010

  Phoenix no longer needs his companion and he and my older New Forest Alfie are very happy together.  Phoenix continues to be quiet and an observer, but is no longer shy, in fact he wants to be involved with everything!

I have noticed in the last few days that he is starting to roan out on his "white" leg above the sock, as his Mum was roan and his Dad was Bay I am wondering what colour he will turn out to be.

Phoenix loves his handling lessons, he has been over a few jumps in hand, and has a nice jump, he has been to eat in a few friends paddocks and gets better and better to socialise.

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