On November 25 2006 at 0530 in the morning, my dad went down to feed the animals and found the carnage.My parents have a 12 acre herb farm with 11 sheep,3 cats, 2 dogs ,assorted chickens and a Llama named Sir George Trincamole,we just call him George.Anyways, my dad went to feed the animals and found that a pack of dogs had come in the night,torn the sheep apart and severely injured George when he tried to protect the sheep.Poor George he was down and couldn`t walk, we tried everything with George.As a Reiki Master and an Animal Communicator I had my work cut out for me.George was normally very skittish and didn`t allow anyone to touch him but now, he couldn`t just get up and walk away and he learned to trust me.He even allowed me to give him reiki and to communicate with him.He was very depressed,he suffered from survivor`s guilt and guilt at not being able to save his friends.I worked with him as did my parents and my best friend who is also a Reiki Master and Animal Communicator,we even had a healer in Colorado do a soul retrieval on him.My parents built a sling to help him stand,he hated it but he knew that it was for his own good,and my parents massaged his legs and did physio on him with liniment twice a day.We also used Rescue Remedy,amethyst crystals in his water and a mixture of Bach flower remedies that my friend would mix up.We had a Cameloid[Llama specialist] vet come and examine him and he told us that George would most likely never walk again.We all worked with him for months,we didn`t want to give up and I really grew as an Animal Communicator with Sir George as a teacher.We got George through all the emotional trauma but he still wasn`t walking,and then he began to be depressed again,he wanted to go but we still felt that there was a chance and we were not giving up on him.Finally last month October of 2007 my mom saw that George had left the barn for the first time in almost a year,not only that, she spied him walking.we were all elated,the hard work had paid off.Now Sir George is outside,he doesn`t want to be in the barn and my parents cover him with a canopy and try to keep a fresh bed of hay under him but George will have none of it.So once or twice a day my parents have to move his bed and the canopy because he has moved away and they don`t want him rained on and sitting in the mud.We haven`t actually seen him walk again but he is moving around great distances and there are no drag marks.So George must be walking on the sly.This has been a real learning experience for all of us, as Sir George is a great teacher.We have since got 2 sheep and 4 Llamas to keep George company.

Author: Dianna Klinick
Country: Canada
True story: Yes
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