Cats in Heaven: And Other Animals. Heartwarming stories of animals from the other side.

Cats in Heaven: And Other Animals. Heartwarming stories of animals from the other side.
Jacky Newcomb

Amazing and inspirational stories from Jacky Newcomb show us that our beloved pets can communicate with us from the other side.Our pets are our family, our best friends and letting go of them is hugely difficult. In this collection of stories and real-life experiences, angel and afterlife expert Jacky Newcomb explains that we will be reunited with them again.Here are wonderful, uplifting stories of times when beloved pets communicated with their loved ones from the other side. In dreams and visitations, best friends come back from the other side to protect, support and help us.

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Dedication (#u1c8d960f-e5f5-5c6a-bda9-c21032056f1a)

My faithful companions, RIP

Magik – 19 August 2013

Tigger – 16 June 2015

Contents

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Title Page (#ulink_6da90dec-ac88-55e3-80b2-1af937ffdaf2)

Copyright (#ulink_507358ca-f92a-59e9-a209-aed191003c97)

Dedication (#ulink_a4b63e43-ad37-5053-8107-70471692522f)

Chapter 1: Magik (#ulink_52c33473-7519-5957-befe-94716fa315fc)

Chapter 2: Paranormal phenomena (#ulink_16287c52-fee8-53f3-ba54-0fb328ed31d5)

Chapter 3: Saying goodbye (#litres_trial_promo)

Chapter 4: Connecting in other ways (#litres_trial_promo)

Chapter 5: Psychic cat and human connections (#litres_trial_promo)

Moving Memoirs eNewsletter (#litres_trial_promo)

About the Author (#litres_trial_promo)

Also by Jacky Newcomb in the HarperTrue series … (#litres_trial_promo)

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Chapter 1

Magik (#u1c8d960f-e5f5-5c6a-bda9-c21032056f1a)

When my cat Magik died I was devastated; I sobbed so hard that the following day I ended up at the doctor’s surgery with two infected eyes. Magik came to us as a rescue kitten. She was being taken care of at an army home in a local barracks. I still remember my visit. I walked into the house and kittens were everywhere. Fluffy white balls with various dots of colour – all males, I was informed.

I was at the house for one reason. I’d had a dream that we were getting a new cat to add to our existing two-year-old ginger tom. This one was black, a kitten, full of life and fun … but female. In my dream the cat was playing with a butterfly and the following morning I began my hunt for the cat in my dreams.

My husband and I had a massive row about it. He’d been reluctant to get Tigger, our tomcat, but my ploy of taking him to the rescue home along with our two daughters worked. He, too, fell in love with the ginger striped cat that we brought home that very day. Tigger had a brother and a sister. Coincidentally the sister was a black female, but there was no way I could persuade my husband that we should take them both.

So there we were, two years later, and the longing for a second cat had always been simmering in the background. The dream had persuaded me; it was out of my control. I clearly remember my husband yelling, ‘We are not having another cat! You have to make a choice … it’s me or the cat!’