"If you've ever had a soul dog or a magic cat that makes your heart sing, that feeling will forever be a part of you and will probably be one of the best parts of yourself that you're going to love for the rest of your life."

Join Chelsie as she interviews Dr. Sarah Hoggan. She is an emergency veterinarian who takes special pride in her ability to connect with patients and explain medical treatments and diagnosis from a place of compassion and love. Her areas of interest include the human-animal bond, emergency medicine, and critical care. She is well know for her lectures and talks specifically on pet loss and the grief that follows.

Dr. Sarah can be found at her website, https://sarahhoggan.wordpress.com/ or on Instagram @sarahhoggandvm

Dr. Sarah's Tedx Talks are titled "The Emotional Costs of Euthansia" and "Pet Loss Grief: The Pain Explained" and can be found online.

This interview has been transcribed and will be included in Chelsie's upcoming book titled 'The Souls Who Wait on Clouds'. For updates on the book, more content or to get in contact with Chelsie, you can find her on Instagram @thesoulswhowaitonclouds.

"I had such extreme guilt because physically he was healthy, he could've lived longer."

Join Chelsie as she interviews Anita. Anita shares her story of her little terrier, Scout, who she had in her life for many years. Anita volunteers her time at an animal shelter near Sydney, Australia and has a big love for all animals, but especially dogs. She shares how she healed herself from the euthansia guilt she experieced after saying goodbye to Scout and how she expanded her heart to bring a new dog into her home.

This interview was inspired by Chelsie's upcoming book titled 'The Souls Who Wait on Clouds'. For updates on the book, more content or to get in contact with Chelsie, you can find her on Instagram @thesoulswhowaitonclouds.

"There is no set amount of time to grieve. It takes a different amount of time for each person and it looks different for everyone- There's no right way."

Join Chelsie as she interviews Corinne and Doug. They have been regular attendees in a pet loss support group for 6 years. They are always there to listen to other peoples' stories, share their own experiences with pet loss and occasionally give out some wisdom. As a married couple, they have vowed to always have animals in their lives, and they have many stories of love and loss to share. They each share their own perspectives and own process of healing to help you understand that even the same loss can look different for each person.

This interview was inspired by Chelsie's upcoming book titled 'The Souls Who Wait on Clouds'. For updates on the book, more content or to get in contact with Chelsie, you can find her on Instagram @thesoulswhowaitonclouds.