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Remember Tweety Bird’s trademark phrase "I thought I saw a puddy cat"? Surprised people repeat those words everyday, except the cat, dog, hamster or even horse they catch out of the corner of their eyes has passed on.
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Paranormal Pets - Episode 140 Things That Go Bark in the Night: Paranormal Pugs & Haunted Happenings (opens the original)
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This week on Paranormal Pets, host Brandy Stark catches us up on the latest adventures of her paranormal pug pack—including adorable new black pug puppy Telemachus—and some decidedly strange activity surrounding her four-legged ghost hunters. When an electronic candle mysteriously switches on by itself at Brandy's reportedly haunted art studio, one of her pugs suddenly begins barking intensely at the exact spot as though someone—or something—is standing there. Brandy also shares what happens whe
Paranormal Pets - Episode 139 When Animals Know Exactly What We Need (opens the original)
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Can animals sense when we need them most? This week on Paranormal Pets, Brandy Stark welcomes back Ellie Laks, founder of The Gentle Barn, to celebrate her new children's book, Gentle, and explore the extraordinary emotional and spiritual connections between animals and children. Ellie shares the remarkable true story of John Lewis, a calf rescued from a slaughterhouse who was gravely ill but, surrounded by love, veterinary care and the companionship of a dog named Skye, grew into a thriving 2,5
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