Going To Hire A K9 Search Team, I need a resolution to this limbo Options

[Mink&WillowsMom]

Hi all. Well, y'all may think I'm CRAZY, but I've scheduled a K9 search team to come up Saturday to find Twitchit. I just need to find his body, and end this waitingwonderinglimbo. I hadn't considered it because I assumed it was wayyy too expensive. But a woman saw my ad in the paper, and called me to suggest a particular K9 team. Hilary had suggested him too, and thought he was out of Portland OR. But it turns out he's only 90 minutes away. I looked up the website, found his prices, did the math, and realized that I've spent more money a lot more frivolously than this. I'm blessed with a job that pays well, and decided that it's worth it to me have a final answer to this. I just want to be able to bring his body home and bury him. Part of me thinks I've gone bonkers, but as I said, I've spent more than this in far more frivolous ways.

He's taken dog teams to the Oklahoma city bombing, the big Turkey earthquake, and has found pets and kids and missing elders. His team was the ones to locate those two murdered girls from Oregon who were buried under concrete. He'll be here Saturday at 9am. Wish us luck.... ~Kimberly

[paris]

Hi Kimberly.

I think the dog search idea is excellent. I looked into that too, found one on the west coast (I'm on the east coast) so the traveling etc. would have been costly. The actual search would have been affordable and apparently it can lead you to some conclusion (the site said even if the trail goes dead at a point in the road, this means the animal was driven off somewhere.) And no, the money is not wasted, absolutely if it gives you peace of mind. Lots of people spend a lot of money on therapists or meds to feel better.

As you know, I personally did not choose to use an animal communicator. Some thought I didn't think they should be paid the $80 or so for their service. My response was that I would have gladly paid someone a lot more than that if they could give me 100% accuracy. For me, the dog search is more concrete as they actually follow the animal's scent.

Just before Bennett miraculously returned, I asked my husband to go with me through the woods to look for the body. As much as I was dreading finding his dead body, part of me was hoping to find it to end the torment of 'not knowing'. This feeling can not be over-estimated, and if you haven't gone though it, I am sure many people you know can not understand this, along with not knowing how attached you can get to a cat.

I hope these good dogs will be able to help.