Sonya Fitzpatrick
Animal Communicator and Activist
Sonya Fitzpatrick is widely regarded as the most experienced
and trusted animal communicator in the world. Her extensive work
helping animals handle adversity has distinguished her as an expert
in the field of animal communication. Sonya’s passion for animals
and her understanding of the critical role they play in our lives
provides a unique perspective on the way we need to interact with
all of the animals in our world.
Sonya hosts Animal
Intuition, a popular call-in radio show on Sirius-XM, on
Sundays
from 5pm-7pm ET, where thousands of listeners call in each week
to discuss their animal issues. In addition to the various lectures
and seminars Sonya conducts throughout the year, she also does private
readings for clients who want to have a better relationship with
their animals and does design consults for pet owners who want to
make their spaces more pet-friendly. Sonya is the author of two
books on animal communication and behavior,
The Pet Psychic: What the
Animals Tell Me and Cat
Talk: The Secrets of Communicating with Your Cat and are available
at Amazon.com. Her third book,
There Are No Sad Dogs in
Heaven, will be published in 2013.
The Pet Psychic, Sonya’s
hit television series, aired for two seasons on Animal Planet and
her pilot, Pet Psychic Encounters,
aired on the same network. She is currently in development on a
new series about animal behavior and home design.
She also contributes a regular column to the newly launched website
www.ALetterToMyDog.com.
Over the past ten years, Sonya has worked with thousands of animals
and their human friends to work through issues and overcome obstacles.
Her clients include everyday people and celebrities alike, including
Tori Spelling and Ellen DeGeneres. She has been featured on a number
of television shows, including TLC’s popular show
The Little Couple. Sonya
is a sought-after expert, most recently appearing as a guest on
Live with Kelly and a
commentator on MSNBC.
She has been featured on
NPR, in People magazine
and USA Today and in
countless media outlets sharing her expertise and insight on animal
behavior. Sonya has spoken at numerous venues about the importance
of animal rescue, the critical role animals play in our everyday
lives and the importance of healthy and green living. Sonya has
also consulted with such organizations as the ASPCA and rescue organizations
on pet therapy, locating lost pets and general animal behavior.
Growing up on a farm in England, Sonya realized at an early age
that she had a very special connection with animals. Born with a
hearing loss, Sonya found it easier to talk to animals than humans.
Her first true animal communication was with Judy, her terrier.
As Judy grew older, Sonya could actually feel Judy’s aches and pains
in her own body. She then realized that she was experiencing something
out of the ordinary. She enjoyed her ability to communicate with
the animals and they became her best friends.Three of those friends were geese given to her by her father
to raise. When the geese were nine months old, her father killed
them to serve as Christmas dinner and Sonya finally realized that
other people did not have the same gift with animals as she did.
Traumatized by the death of her friends, Sonya consciously decided
to no longer communicate with animals to protect herself from the
heartbreak. At 17, she moved to London to pursue a fashion and modeling
career where she worked in all the major fashion capitals in Europe,
appeared frequently on television and modeled for many noted designers.
After moving to the U.S. in 1991, Sonya decided to revisit her
connection with animals and after a spiritual experience in 1994,
started practicing her gift to better understand animals, solve
their behavioral problems and help with their physical ailments.
Sonya lives in Texas with her nine cats, four dogs, one horse and
three frogs.