Nancy Kaiser, animal communicator and author of ‘Tales Of An Animal Communicator: Master Teachers’ will appear at the High Country Pet Fest on July 26th and 27th in Banner Elk, NC. She will also appear at the 1st Annual 4 Paws Country Fair and Music Jamboree on August 3rd in Boone, NC.
The High Country Pet Fest will be held on Friday, July 26th from 3 PM-8 PM and Saturday, July 27th 10 AM-5 PM on the lawn of the historic Banner Elk Elementary School in downtown Banner Elk, North Carolina. Nancy will be on site from 3pm - 6 pm on the 26th and from 10 am - 4 pm on the 27th. The Pet Fest will include something for everyone, from canine entertainment to the newest pet friendly foods and products to enhance the lives of the four-legged Pet Fest attendees. Other services will include photography, educational presentations by pet professionals and face painting. This year’s musical guest is the Whip Daddies.
The 1st Annual 4 Paws Country Fair & Music Jamboree will be held August 3, 2013 on the grounds of the Watauga Humane Society. All funding raised will benefit the animals who reside at the Adoption Center and the many programs sponsored by the Society. Watauga Humane Society 312 Paws Way, Boone, North Carolina. Admission is $5 pre-sale, $10 at the gate and $5 for senior citizens and children. The entertainment lineup includes Brooke Hummel, Gloria Coffey and the Old Hat Band, The High Country Cloggers, The Harris Brothers, The Native Sons, Kay and Patrick Crouch and The Neighbors.
"Attending these two pet events," Kaiser stated, "in the High Country of North Carolina is a win-win situation for all. Not only am I stepping out from the shadows and finding the people and animals I’m equipped to work with, but two Humane Societies are the beneficiaries of these events. The High Country Pet Fest benefits the Avery County Humane Society. The Four Paws Country Fair benefits the Watauga County Humane Society, who also receives a portion of the proceeds from the sales of my latest book, ‘Tales of an Animal Communicator ~ Master Teachers’. These groups and I are committed to helping connect people and their pets in order that they live together happily and harmoniously."
In her role as an animal communicator, Nancy Kaiser demonstrates that learning to communicate with animals can lead to a better understanding and a deeper relationship with pets. Communication with animals through an animal communication consultant is important in regards to facilitating healing, increasing understanding between people and their pets and in the development of solutions for behavioral problems.
Her latest book, ‘Tales Of An Animal Communicator’, chronicles the tales of the remarkable animals that taught Nancy Kaiser that she was destined to be an animal communicator and healer. Having left pharmacy to manage her equine hospital and breeding farm in central New Jersey, she found that astonishing animals and events began entering her life. From her life on Fair Chance Farm, through her move to the mountains of North Carolina, the lessons and unconditional love of the extraordinary animals that surround this gifted woman has astounded readers.
Nancy Kaiser is available for media interviews and can be reached using the information below or by email at nancy@nancykaiseranimalcommunicator.com. ‘Tales Of An Animal Communicator: Master Teachers’ is available at Nancy Kaiser’s website, Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Smashwords and Kobo. A portion of the proceeds are donated to Watauga Humane Society, Noah’s Wish and The Wild Horse Sanctuary. More information is available at Nancy Kaiser’s website at http://www.NancyKaiserAnimalCommunicator.com.
About Nancy Kaiser:
Nancy Kaiser is dedicated to bridging the chasm that has developed between people and animals. As an Animal Communication Consultant she offers a total healing program addressing all levels: physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual. She has made a commitment to the animals to help them live happy and harmonious lives with their people.
Contact:
Nancy Kaiser
www.NancyKaiserAnimalCommunicator.com
nancy@nancykaiseranimalcommunicator.com
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