A Soul's Journey into the Language of Animals
Hi, I'm Prakrutii Shaah — and honestly, this path found me more than I found it.
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I grew up in India surrounded by street dogs who were as much my family as anyone else in my life. They just happened to live on the streets. Five or six of them walked with me everywhere I went — and nobody dared come close. They were my protectors, my companions, my people.
Everything shifted when two of those dogs were acid-attacked. It was one of the hardest things I had witnessed. But my family and I refused to give up on them. We helped them heal, and they went on to live full lives — a few more years on those same streets, surrounded by the same love, and even had babies of their own.
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That experience planted something in me that never left.
Talking to animals was never strange to me. I had always done it — naturally, without thinking twice. What I didn't know was that they could actually talk back.
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Years later, after moving to Canada, I was scrolling through Instagram one day and stumbled upon Nikki Vasconez's profile. I couldn't believe what I was seeing. The idea that you could receive actual messages from animals — their thoughts, their feelings, in their own words — I was completely fascinated. And beyond the work itself, I could feel her genuine heart through the screen. I just really wanted to connect with her.
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Her sessions had a long waitlist, so when I came across a post about her market research, I signed up without hesitating. Honestly, I just wanted an excuse to talk to her. What I didn't expect was that it would change everything.
Through Nikki I learned something that has stayed with me ever since — we are all capable of communicating with animals. As she puts it, we just need to tune into the right radio channel to receive what they're sending.
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Since then I've worked with animal guardians all over the world — people who want to understand their companions better, people carrying the weight of loss, and people who simply need to know their animal is okay.
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Every session comes from the same place it always has — a genuine desire to make sure animals are heard.