What is Animal Communication?
Animal communication is the ability to connect with animals through telepathy—an exchange of images, thoughts, words, emotions, and feelings. It allows for a deeper level of understanding between humans and animals, creating a meaningful bridge where true communication can take place. The goal of an animal communicator is to close the gap between species, fostering healing, clarity, and mutual understanding. Through this subtle yet powerful connection, questions are answered, compromises are reached, and harmony is restored.
Telepathy is an extension of our natural senses—a refined awareness of energy, thoughts, and emotions experienced through both internal and external perception. Although it cannot be seen, it can be felt and understood by those who are attuned to it and willing to practice. Even across great distances or differences, this form of communication remains accessible. In many ways, it is like radio waves—unseen yet clearly received when the transmitter and receiver are properly tuned.
Perhaps the most remarkable aspect of animal communication is that this ability exists within all of us. We are all born with the capacity for telepathy. You may already recall moments when your intuition or inner knowing guided you in ways you couldn’t fully explain. As we grow, we are taught to rely primarily on verbal communication, and this natural ability often fades into the background. But when we rediscover it—when we dust it off and begin to use it again—we realize just how powerful it truly is. Like a muscle, telepathy strengthens with practice. The more we use it, the more natural and profound it becomes.
Pricing
30 minutes
$40
30 Minute session by phone or zoom
60 minutes
$80
60-minute session by phone or zoom
90 minutes
$120
90 minute session by phone or zoom
Meet Sharon
Sharon Griswold
From a very young age, I have been able to communicate with animals—and have them understand me. As a toddler, I also spoke with angels daily and saw those who had passed over the rainbow bridge. At the time, I believed this was something everyone could do.
As I grew older, I realized these experiences weren’t widely accepted, and I learned to keep them to myself. Over time, I began connecting with others who shared similar gifts. Together, we learned how to understand and manage our abilities. Through this journey, I discovered that I am a medium, intuitive, channeler, and animal communicator. I have also worked closely with Archangel Michael throughout my life. Over the past 60 years, these gifts have grown and evolved beyond anything I could have imagined.
I naturally integrated my communication abilities into my work as a dog trainer. I became known for working with difficult and aggressive dogs—those others often struggled to help. By communicating directly with each dog, I could understand the root of their behavior and develop effective, compassionate solutions. My reputation grew quickly as I helped both animals and their owners find understanding and harmony.
Over time, something unexpected began to happen. Clients would schedule dog training sessions—but arrive without a dog. Instead, they would quietly ask for help connecting with a loved one who had passed, whether human or animal. Others came seeking help finding lost pets or misplaced items. I found myself guiding people through grief, offering closure, and helping them reconnect in meaningful ways—especially when there had been no chance to say goodbye.
If you are seeking help with your pet, searching for a lost animal, or hoping to reconnect with a loved one who has passed, you are in the right place.
My Background
I grew up in Connecticut, where my love for animals began early. At eight years old, I helped my grandfather hand-milk cows on his farm. Animals were always a central part of my life—I had my first puppy at ten, and by the time I graduated junior high, I had my own horse. During high school, I worked on a dairy farm, raising calves and gaining hands-on experience in animal care.
I went on to attend the College of Agriculture at the University of Connecticut, where I earned a degree in Dairy Science. While there, I was a member of the Dairy Judging Team and Meats Team, and I showed cattle at the Eastern States Exposition in Springfield, Massachusetts.
After graduating, I was hired as a guide dog trainer for The Seeing Eye in Morristown, New Jersey. In this role, I trained guide dogs and then taught visually impaired clients how to confidently work with their new companions. This experience deepened my ability to “paint pictures with words,” helping clients understand and navigate the world around them. I also relied on my intuition to anticipate and answer questions before they were even asked.
Four years later, after a back injury, I returned to Connecticut. I worked as a veterinary receptionist while building my own in-home dog training business. Traveling to clients’ homes, I helped resolve a wide range of behavioral challenges. I would listen to both the client and the dog, understanding each perspective, and then guide them toward a balanced, effective solution—while also introducing foundational obedience training