Meet Shannon

I care deeply about all animals and their people.

Shannon of Animal Love Languages as a teen with Perky, her very first soul bird, a green and yellow parakeet.

Animals have been the center of my life since age 7.

What happened that year?

That was the year I spent 365 straight days begging my parents for a parrot.

Perky, a smart and sociable green and yellow parakeet, arrived on my 8th birthday. We were inseparable for 11 glorious years.

Since then, I have kept company with many animal loves (keep scrolling to meet my current interspecies family!) and I am forever the better for their wisdom, love and good company.

In my eyes, you and your pet are a family. And a team.

Shannon Cutts of Animal Love Languages with wire-haired dachshund puppy Flash Gordon

Animal communication is about more than just learning to tune in to receive and translate interspecies messages.

It is also about connecting with you, the animal’s human.

Most importantly, animal communication is about supporting you and your pet to feel closer and more connected at every stage of life, including after they have passed.

And sometimes that gets complicated. Stuff can come up.

My unique path to animal communication has given me the knowledge and skill to gently and compassionately hold space for you and your pet as you build your relationship (Rave Reviews shares more about what it is like to work with me).

Could your interspecies family use a pep talk, a mediator, a translator? I’m here for you!

I believe your connection with your pet continues after death.

Because the bond of unconditional love between animals and their people is so strong, it can sometimes feel like a part of us has died when a pet crosses over.

However, I have also been privileged to witness profound healing and joy arise as that bond is rekindled during a Rainbow Bridge pet session.

Are you missing your animal love? It is my deep honor to help you re-awaken your connection with your pet after they have transitioned.

I have seen miracles happen through Reiki and pet energy healing.

Reiki Master practitioner Shannon Cutts of Animal Love Languages giving Reiki to Malti the tortoise

The first time I experienced what Reiki energy can truly accomplish was when my father was in hospice and I was offering Reiki to help keep him calm and comfortable.

Animals can be particularly sensitive and receptive to Reiki energy. As a Reiki Master practitioner, I delight in offering Reiki to support pet (and pet parent) wellness.

Is your pet preparing for or recovering from surgery or illness? Do you wish your senior pet could move around or sleep through the night more comfortably? Is your new puppy or kitten suffering through teething or separation anxiety? Reiki and pet energy healing can help!

I received my Reiki certifications (I, II, Master) through Mystic Reiki & Wellness. I am also trained to offer pet EFT tapping, pet scalar wave treatments and pet chakra balancing.

I have become fluent in the universal language of all species.

Animal communicator Shannon Cutts with rescued 3-toed box turtle Bruce

I am able to connect across species by tuning into the universal language of all species.

This is why it truly does not matter whether your soul animal is canine or equine, tortoise or tarantula, snake or sheep.

While this universal language is available to all, it can also require a significant investment of time and dedication to achieve fluency.

Why is establishing fluency so important? Fluency is required to ensure I am able to tune in “on demand” when you and your pet need my help!

You can meet some of the many amazing animals I have had the privilege of connecting with by heading over to Rave Reviews.

I am deeply grateful to my animal communication, animal Reiki and intuitive mentors and teachers: Maia Kincaid PhD, Joan Ranquet, Danielle MacKinnon, Anna Breytenbach, James French (Trust Technique), Kerry Walker-Collins (Mystic Reiki), medical intuitive Tina Zion and Sonia Choquette.

I specialize in highly sensitive pets.

Shannon Cutts of Animal Love Languages with her redfoot tortoise Malti

Most of us understand the concept of the highly sensitive person. But what about pets?

Research shows the trait of high sensitivity is not limited to the human animal. Up to 20 percent of any species population may have the genetic makeup to be highly sensitive.

I am a highly sensitive person myself. And I have cared for highly sensitive animals all my life.

Do you suspect (or know) you have a highly sensitive pet? I can help!

Meet my interspecies family