Help Reunite Lula with her family

A week ago today, something terrible happened to a lovely couple in Castro Valley. Their home was broken into and not only did the thieves steal computers, cameras and jewelry, they also stole their precious Lula. They are worried sick about her and have been doing everything humanly possible to find her.

They have put fliers up everywhere, posted an ad on Craig's list, visited every local vet office and shelter. They were able to get a story about Lula on Channel 2, and get some radio time on the radio station "The Bone." They have tirelessly combed the streets, followed up on every lead . . . and still Lula has not been found.

Lula is a precious little girl, not quite two years old, only 5 1/2 pounds and a bishon/papillon mix. According to her mom, she is a little girl with a big personality. She's independent and feisty and yet she is still a big cuddle bug. Understandably, her mom and dad are beside themselves with worry and will continue to do everything they can to get her back home again. Her dog sibling, Sailor misses her as well, and he really wants her to come back home.

I'm dedicating my blog this week to Lula in the hopes that you may be able to lend your support. You may be thinking that there isn't anything you can do, but there are several ways you might be able to help:

1. If you happen to live in Castro Valley or the surrounding area, you can keep an eye out for Lula.

2. If you have a little extra money, you can donate to the reward fund that has been set up to help get Lula home. Some wonderful people put a website together to help raise money to make the reward more enticing, in the hopes that whoever has Lula will be inspired to return her to her family. You can go to www.helpfindlula.com to find more information about what is being done to help get Lula home.

3. You can hold the intention that Lula will be reunited with her family very soon. I personally believe that intentions are extremely powerful and that the more people who hold a particular intention, the more energy the intention holds.

As an animal communicator, I have to admit, I have been semi-frustrated that I haven't been able to do more. I have been able to connect with Lula, and I have let her know what's going on, reminded her of how much her mom and dad love her and how hard they are working to find her and bring her back home. I was able to get a vision of the house she is being kept in, but the vision didn't include a street name or a house address. So, while I know what the house looks like, I have no idea where it is. I also got the sense that the house was close to a bakery, but so far, Lula's parents (and their wonderfully supportive friends) haven't been able to find a house that matches the house in my vision. They have combed the neighborhoods near bakeries, but still nothing.

I know all of you who read my blog are animal lovers with big hearts, so I know you understand what a terrible ordeal this is for Lula's mom and dad. Please hold the intention that Lula will be reunited with them soon. This sweet little girl deserves to be back home with her family who loves her so much.