Showing posts with label pet medium. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pet medium. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 23, 2025

Today, Dec. 23rd would have been Sprite’s Birthday!

Our 16 1/2 year old dachshund was born on December 23, 1996 and passed away on July 8, 2013. Sprite was a funny little guy, who liked to keep to himself and didn't play with toys. Today's Blog is about ways we've honored him - from sharing his story, to putting him on a book cover, and giving him a special Christmas tree.

Sprite came to us from a rescue on December 4, 2010 just shy of his 14th birthday. We picked up Sprite in Frederick, Md from a rescue transporter on December 10th, 2010, who drove him from Ohio. He came from a home where one parent passed, and the other went into assisted living. While fostering him, Sprite needed several surgeries and had 22 rotted teeth removed. We adopted Sprite in April 2011 when we learned of his heart murmur.

Sprite loved our Weimaraner, Dolly, and Dachshunds, Franklin and Tyler (also now in spirit with him).
To honor Sprite, back in 2013 we bought a small counter-top-Sprite-Sized tree and decorations. We topped the tree with a butterfly because after Sprite passed we saw yellow and black butterflies following us and our other dogs around. Even friends who read about Sprite's story were followed around or visited by yellow and black butterflies - so that's his sign.

You can read Sprite's Butterfly story in "Pets and the Afterlife (1)" by Rob Gutro.

Wednesday, May 21, 2025

Overwhelmed! Spoke to hundreds at Pennhurst about Pet Spirits

On Sunday, May 18th, 2025 I was given the  opportunity to speak at the Pennhurst Asylum paranormal conference in Pennsylvania, about how pets communicate from the afterlife. Today's blog is about that experience and how amazing it was to me.


There were so many amazing people who worked the conference. I had the pleasure of working with Amanda, Lori, Brie, Jenn, Kyle and Colleen. Matt, the conference organizer, was also wonderful.

(Photo: me with Amanda, Lori, Brie and Jen- amazing conference volunteers)

Before the conference, I connected with a couple of Matt's dogs in spirit. He's an incredible dog dad. Thanks to Matt and the coordination Amanda and Jen, I was provided a time to speak on a large stage during the conference.

I was asked to speak before Josh Gates, which was perfect timing, as so many people got seats early to see him. Josh is an explorer, producer, actor, author, and talk show host for Discovery Channel. He's known for hosting and co-executive producing the hit series Expedition: Unknown. I had a chance to talk with him briefly and learned he grew up in the same state I did!












(Photo: Rob and Amanda at Pennhurst Paracon)
At 11:30 a.m. I was briefly introduced and asked Amanda to join me on the stage. She stood to the side and took a lot of pictures, for which I am grateful. I spoke for 30 minutes.

It was a little intimidating to stand on stage and see a massive tent filled with people. The largest audiences I've spoken had been as many as 50 people, because my lectures are interactive where people share stories. I learned that there were over 650 people under the tent and more standing!

I introduced myself and explained my first experience and how my puppy Buzz, who tragically passed re-awakened my abilities as a medium and taught me how pets communicate from the afterlife.

Whenever I mentioned a certain sign that pets give from spirit, I asked folks to raise their hands and many did.


During certain topics, I could see some people tearing up in the audience (and I got choked up several times, as I usually do, talking about my dogs in spirit).
Their reaction was one I will always treasure and never forget.


Being given the ability to touch hundreds of people at a time, and bring healing and understanding was such a gift to me, too. That's why I wrote the books- to make people understand how their beloved pets communicate in spirit, and bring healing.

After I left the stage, while I stood still thinking about what just happened, Amanda took my pets and the afterlife postcards and handed them out to folks in the audience.

Later in the day, there was a line of people at my tent (see picture).

Many thanked me for validating their experiences, others told me their stories and experiences and I answered their questions. They told me of their dogs, cats, horses, guinea pigs, rabbits, etc. who passed, and shared photos. There were a lot of hugs and happy tears shared, too. - It was quite and emotional day that began with the talk.

This day will stay with me forever.
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If you've had a pet who has passed, learn how to recognize their signs. Read the "Pets in the Afterlife" series of books by Rob Gutro. Available on Amazon in paperback, E-book and Audio book.

Tuesday, July 9, 2024

REGISTER NOW -Rob's Mass. Live Lecture on Pets and the Afterlife at Open Doors, Braintree, Mass.

Author, Pet Medium Rob Gutro returns to the Open Doors store in Braintree, Mass. for a lecture on "Pets and the Afterlife" on July 13. This is a ticketed event held at the store location. Details below.

MASSACHUSETTS- Lecture! Learn how your pets communicate from the afterlife.

WHEN: Sat. July 13th at 1pm 
**THIS IS A TICKETED EVENT*** -
WHERE: Open Doors, 395A Washington St. Braintree, MA 02184 | (781) 843-8224


SUMMARY: Learn how pets in spirit have the ability to send signals to the living, and wait for us in the afterlife. Rob Gutro, medium, paranormal investigator, scientist and author of Pets and the Afterlife series (books 1,2,3 and 4) will discuss how to cope with grief after losing a beloved pet. He will identify the signs they give us and the science behind why living pets can sense entities. By the end of the talk, you'll be able to find the signs from your pets in spirit. Based on Rob’s #1 selling and award winning series of books, “Pets and the Afterlife.” 


Tuesday, December 12, 2023

My new Advertisement in Downeast Dog News!

 I recently learned about a really cool newspaper devoted entirely to dogs in central and southern Maine called Downeast Dog News 

 There's also a digital version, but it contains a fraction of what is printed. Online you'll find COLUMNS, ADOPTABLE DOGS, CALENDAR, and BUSINESS LISTINGS. My ad won't come out until the January issue (it's monthly) but the designer did such a great job that I had to share it here, too!



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I'm a simple guy who enjoys the simple things in life, especially our dogs. I volunteer for dog rescues, enjoy exercising, blogging, politics, helping friends and neighbors, participating in ghost investigations, coffee, weather, superheroes, comic books, mystery novels, traveling, 70s and 80s music, classic country music,writing books on ghosts and spirits, cooking simply and keeping in shape. You'll find tidbits of all of these things on this blog and more. EMAIL me at Rgutro@gmail.com - Rob

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