Our field-tested techniques have consistently supported stress management in the shelter environment and thus increase the chances for adoption. Our meditation based techniques create peace and calm for animals who may be stressed and/or have difficulty acclimating.
The unique work that shelter staff do can take its toll, and you may find you lose the best staff all too frequently. Our members can train your staff in easy to use, powerful techniques that combat compassion fatigue. The best part is that training only takes a couple of hours but the effects are transformative.
Our teachers, who are experienced in shelter environments and are certified in the Let Animals Lead® method of meditation, provide team building workshops. Give your staff an extra tool in their toolbox to help animals as well as a way to support each other with our proprietary methods!
SARA consistently donates over $100,000 USD per year in volunteer hours, classes and monetary donations to sanctuaries, shelters and rescue centers. Your organization can benefit too!
SARA has a worldwide network of members who are effectively using our methods for the comfort of animals in shelters, sanctuaries and rescue centers. We are happy to provide references from some of these organizations upon request.
Despite the rain and the chill one late April morning, my husband and I headed over to our city zoo so I could meditate with the animals for the first time using the Let Animals Lead® Method of Animal Reiki. What’s a little rain? I’m a newbie to LAL and
Adopting a shelter pet is an exciting and fulfilling experience. Not only will you be helping an animal in need of a loving home, you’ll be gaining a new family member. However, it’s important to pet-proof your home, get their space set up with the essentials, and do a little
It was our final Reiki meditation of the day and a storm was brewing. Gretchen and I settled in, offering Reiki to both her dogs. Bindi wandered around a bit, stopped, and offered Gretchen her front paw. It was beautiful to see Bindi stand there with her paw in Gretchen’s