Why give voice to animals in shelters, rescues, and sanctuaries?
Because . . . most caregivers have had the thought, “I wish I could just ask the dog a question and the dog could answer me.” Giving Animals Voice’s Pilot 3 offered participants the opportunity to make that “wish” a “reality.” Current Pilot
Giving Animals Voice’s Pilot 3 arranged for experienced animal communicators to ask the dogs questions and to verbally relay all information received to the participating organizations.
The organizations then responded to 2 Surveys related to these questions.
- Can animal communication benefit animals waiting for their forever home?
- Can animal communication be an innovative tool for caregivers?
The organizations’ feedback indicated the potential benefits of animal communication include:
- Dogs got the opportunity to be “heard.
- Caregivers received new insights about the dog, not available from any other source.
- Communication facilitated better foster and adoption matches.
- Caregivers noticed a reduction in stress.
- Sharing the information increased volunteer engagement.
The full report compiled the organizations’ quantitative and qualitative feedback. What Participants Said about Pilot 3.
Giving Animals Voice envisions a world where animal communication is a standard resource for caregiving organizations. This vision isn’t just about improving animal welfare; it’s about fostering a new era of understanding and compassion that transcends species barriers.
We invite you to contact us for more information about Pilot 3 and to share ideas about how future pilots can benefit shelter animals, organizations, fosters and adopters.
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