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Empowering you with UNlearning to care for your animals naturally

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2009

Hooves & Paws Rescue Give Horses A Second Chance At Life

From our friends at Hooves and Paws Rescue for horses and large breed dogs. Have tissue handy and then send them a donation. Thank you.

A message from Hooves and Paws:
2009 could be A New Year of Hope for Animals at Hooves & Paws Rescue, Inc. With your help, Hooves & Paws Rescue, Inc could win [...]

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JAN

2009

Night Song Wilddog Refuge - Show #226

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This time on Animal Talk Naturally on our last show of the month and the year - new guest, Cathy Beall, Founder of Night Song Refuge - a sanctuary for wolf-dogs joins us. We’re going to learn what a rescue or a sanctuary is and what it is [...]

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2009

Guests for week of January 6-7, 2009 on Animal Talk Naturally

This Week On Animal Talk Naturally Radio Show
Two NEW shows this week!
Tuesday, January 6, 2009 2:30 pm Eastern time, new guest Elke Riesterer, joins us to talk about using TTouch with elephants! Elke is all about bringing the healing touch through listening hands to all species.
Wednesday, January 7, 2009, new guest, Stormy May, former [...]

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JAN

2009

Horse that likes zippers

This is such a great video, enjoy!
Horse Loves Zippers @ Yahoo! Video
Brought to you by Animal Talk Naturally!

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JAN

2009

Healing injured sea turtle with honey!

Here at Animal Talk Naturally we’re all about doing things naturally, according to nature - holistically. And now finally maybe mainstream medicine is beginning to see not only the validity in doing likewise but as these veterinarians said, HONEY was the ONLY thing that was and IS working NOT the antibiotics, hehe! Modern medicine may [...]

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