by Heather Green | Jun 19, 2026
The purpose of this post is to share some recent work I’ve been involved with in the Farm Animal & Wildlife Project during 2026. It has been an enjoyable and busy year so far working with farm and wild creatures. I’ve been grateful to be able to work with a variety of different kinds of animals this year so far.
At the start of this year, January 2026, I went out to Raymond Wildlife Area near Flagstaff, AZ to work with some wild bison who live there. It was a beautiful experience to connect with a large group of bison who were living happily in their herd. They told me how much they cherished their home and family. They had concerns for their safety due to hunting in the area. I was glad to offer them energy healing to support their physical health and emotional well-being.
On the same visit I was able to offer healing for some elk and antelope as well. If you’d like to read more about the details of this visit including what the bison shared specifically with me about their lives and the issue of overpopulation with bison in the Flagstaff and Grand Canyon area, go to my individual blog post here.
In March, I took a trip to visit an alpaca farm near Prescott Valley, AZ. This ranch is a home for many alpacas as well as their human caretakers. It is also a part-time petting zoo.
Much like the bison, I found the alpacas were content at their home and in their larger herd. There was one large paddock that opened up into pasture which was great for the younger alpacas to roam freely, run and play.
When I asked them how they were doing, the group majority said they were happy and at ease. Some of the females were a little bored in the smaller paddock and would have liked some toys or games to play, as well as an option to roam more freely in a open pasture like the younger ones had.
For the most part, they didn’t mind visiting with human strangers as part of the petting zoo since it didn’t happen very often. Some of them looked forward to the treats, but most of them preferred their own alpaca company or the company of the human caretakers. I’ll share more about my thoughts on petting zoos near the end of this post.
I passed this info. from the alpacas on to one of caretakers and did some energywork for an alpaca who had a small, partially healed foot abscess. I also did a group healing for the overall emotional and spiritual well-being of the herd.
In April I had the pleasure of being able to visit a local pig sanctuary, Snouts of Sedona, in the Village of Oak Creek. What a wonderful place for rescued pigs to live! These happy pigs were completely at home here, spending time indoors and outdoors with plenty of space to move around, rest and play.
I had the chance to work with some pigs individually who had really tough backgrounds. A few were guarded and defensive with humans because of inappropriate handling, emotional issues and/or chaos in their previous homes. Many of them had rejection and abandonment issues which isn’t surprising considering the circumstances.
I was able to work individually with the pigs who had emotional and behavioral issues. As a group I offered energywork, toning and light language to all for supporting them on a body, mind and spirit level. I went to this rescue with two friends, one who played the crystal bowls and the other who held a grounded, safe space. Between the three of us, we were able to offer a profound healing.
I have since heard from the owner, Colleen Hinds, who has told me they are all thriving. She told me that in particular, Betty, a pig with defensive behavior issues, has shown improvement since the healing and gets better and better every day. I was so happy to hear this, but so sad to know that the rescue has since moved to southern Arizona. They all felt like family to me!
In May I visited a farm with many different rescued animals just outside of Flagstaff, AZ. I worked with some rescued deer, elk and alpacas. The alpacas were grieving the loss of a close friend, another alpaca who lived with them. One elk I worked with had been injured out in the wild. I was told by a worker there that he was attacked by another animal and had a disfigured ear. The mule deer I worked with had been abandoned by their mother in the wild and were ultimately rescued because there was a wildfire in the area.
All of these animals received energy healing from me to help release the trauma and support their physical health, emotional well-being and boost their divine connection. Just like us, animals need their spiritual connection so they can thrive as well.
Some animals living on farms, rescues or in petting zoos who are deprived of extra freedom and autonomy in their lifestyle as well as loving care from their caretakers get cut off from their divine connection. Specifically with petting zoos and places with really small paddocks or tight living spaces, because they don’t have the liberation of full desired movement and how their day flows, animals can get bored, depressed or even become dissociated from their bodies.
Animals who are often fed as motivation to be friendly with human strangers who visit a petting zoo can also develop behavioral and emotional issues when they come to expect that from every human. In many cases, they don’t learn to bond with humans through mutual curiosity or connection, it becomes all about the food. Also, in a lot of cases I think they are overfed!
So even though I didn’t work individually with the animals who were part of the petting zoo at the alpaca farm, I did a group healing for all of the animals there to improve their spiritual health, as well as their physical, mental and emotional well-being.
And as I’ve shared above, in many of these places I have visited this year I have done group healing to support all of the animals’ physical health, mental, emotional and spiritual well-being. The beauty of this work is that each individual in the group can receive however much of the healing their soul desires.
Like us, they can take in the healing and integrate it in their own timing. So there is the opportunity for them to boost physical health, release trauma and improve their emotional health, behaviors and spiritual connection.
Sometimes just one visit can bring huge changes and/or complete healing. Other times, two or three visits are needed to see more improvement or complete healing. I will often recommend other healing resources or modalities and lifestyle or caretaking adjustments to promote the best outcomes as well.
There is another animal rescue with a variety of horses, cows, goats and birds that I’ll be working with during this month of June. They are located in Cornville, AZ but I will be doing the healing work remotely because they aren’t currently allowing anyone on site due to changes around the ranch. I will keep you posted on what I did with these animals soon!
If you’d like to read more about how I started this Farm Animal & Wildlife Project, check out my original blog post here.
I will be doing an online fundraiser coming soon, hopefully before July, so stay tuned for that! I have been working in The Farm Animal & Wildlife Project since 2024. This work has been on the side as a volunteer effort. I’ve been focused mainly on the business that I’ve been doing for 17 years: Intuitive guidance and energy healing for people and pets, which I will continue as always.
But it’s now time to start expanding in the Farm Animal & Wildlife Project. So I am asking for donations to help get me well on my way. If you feel called to donate now before my bigger fundraiser comes out in a week or so, you can send a monetary donation to my personal Venmo at Heather Green, @Heather-Green-693.
If you’d like to help in other ways you can also comment on this post so it gets more exposure online, share the post with a friend, or refer me to farms or rescues where the animals might need my help. I will also be needing some help with getting more of my work on social media for anyone who is efficient and tech-savvy.
In the meantime, enjoy some photos of the animals I’ve discussed in this post below! Thank you so much for reading about and supporting my work.
Love, Heather
by Heather Green | Apr 12, 2026
Healing & Transformation with the Whales Boat Trip in Moss Landing, CA!
Wed. Aug 26th, 2026 from 8am-12pm Pacific time! The trip is about 3 to 3 & 1/2 hours long, but we will finish by noon for sure! The price is $300. See details below.
For those who haven’t had a chance yet to experience this highly joyful and powerfully transformative event with the whales, or for those who have done it and would love to come back again for more, come join me late summer!
During this boat trip, you’ll have the opportunity to receive healing from the whales, dolphins and any other sea creatures that show up to play with us. I will also be sharing an energy healing practice that we will be offering as a group for the sea creatures and the ocean during our tour to support them in thriving in all ways.
The date of this event is just a day before the Full moon/Lunar eclipse in Pisces, so set your intentions for anything you want to heal, transcend and/or release! Work with the eclipse energy on this trip to help expand your intuitive abilities, deepen divine connection and learn interspecies communication, as I’ll be teaching you on this topic throughout the trip. Life-changing revelations and huge shifts in the way you perceive your reality are definitely possible!
With a lunar eclipse in Pisces, endings and new beginnings are happening. So include intentions related to anything you want help initiating or developing. This could be connected to any life area–a new career, soul-inspired projects or purposes, relationships, abundance, physical health, emotional well-being or even an exciting lifestyle change!
Lastly, I’ll be bringing through a channeled message from the whales for each individual and for the group. These personal messages will relate to your intentions and can guide and support you in your time of transformation.
As soon as you sign up, we’ll be working in the higher realms together during dreamtime, connecting with the whales and dolphins who are interested in connecting and transforming with us on the day of the boat event. So the magic and your healing process begins right away, preparing you for the journey. I look forward to meeting up with you there! In the meantime, read the logistics below for how to pay and other details.
Testimonials: “Since attending the whale trip at the end of 2024, my frequencies reside in a higher place! Sometimes I feel between worlds or in some fuzzy zone where my perspective is pulled into a wider scope. I’d love to commune with the whales again. I think of them often!” -Gillian S.
”This will be the second time I take this whale trip with Heather! It is such a wonderful soul experience to be on the water and see these amazing creatures! It is such a profound experience, that it’s hard to put into words. I highly recommend this trip with Heather! The boat crew are fantastic at spotting these whales. You will not believe how incredible you feel after this whale excursion. It is life changing!” ~Pam Christoffel.
PAYMENT INFO: For any questions about the trip, email me at greenbluehealing@gmail.com To sign up, send your $300 payment at my website payment link by clicking here. If you prefer to pay by Venmo, you can send your payment to my business page, Teal Healing, @greenbluehealing. You can also pay by Zelle to Heather Green and phone number, 805-451-1585.
Sanctuary Cruises is the whale tour agency we will be riding with and they are located in Moss Landing, CA. Moss Landing is about 36 minutes north of Monterey, CA and 50 miles south of San Jose. All other logistical details of the trip including where to park and board the boat as well as how to prepare for the trip in advance will be sent out in another email after sign up.
The $300 cost includes the boat charter fee and gas, both of which have gone up since the last time I offered this event in 2024. It also includes my work as the facilitator and guide, holding space for all the participants in their own inner processes, assisting all in providing healing for the ocean and sea creatures as well as bringing through channeled messages from the whales.
by Heather Green | Feb 16, 2026
In early January 2026 I had the pleasure of being able to visit some wild bison, antelope and elk in the Flagstaff, AZ area. After researching for my wildlife project, I found a place called the Raymond Wildlife Area, where thousands of acres of land are home to these wildlife species.
I was impressed with the beauty, open space and these free-roaming, happy beings. There is a caretaker who lives on the property, cares for the land and makes sure the animals have enough water in troughs and salt blocks available to them. He also monitors the bison to make sure they are thriving, offering supplements to support their natural diet on the land.
The herd I got to meet consisted of adult females and their babies, 20-25 of them. They appeared healthy and content in my presence, although I gave them plenty of space while staying within an off-road vehicle I was riding in.
They were just as curious about me as I was of them. Some of the babies even approached the vehicle to get closer to me. In return, I sent them all blessings and did some energywork to continue to support their health, wellness and the unfolding of their highest and best life path. I did the same for the antelope and elk I encountered as well.
The messages I received when I asked the bison how they were all faring and what’s most important to them were not much different than what most humans want. They said they were doing well, were happy and comfortable. The adult females told me they value their safe home, their autonomy and being together as a family. And they want to keep it that way!
In fact some of the bison in these herds came from the Grand Canyon area some years ago and one of the females from this herd was recently relocated here from Wyoming. The land management teams in AZ make sure the size of the herds remains suitable for the thriving of the land and so all the resources that other wildlife might need aren’t depleted.
The females also shared they were cautious and stayed clear of most humans, due to the danger of being trapped or hunted. While on the other hand, the babies were even more open and playful with me. They still had their innocence, not yet fully aware of the many threats to wildlife.
I had been called to visit them after a message I received in meditation. It was from some bison in the Flagstaff area. At the time that they called me, I had no idea there were any wild bison in that area. In their message they told me they lived near Flagstaff and in the Grand Canyon. They said they were being hunted for their horns.
So after doing some research online I found Raymond Wildlife Area. I knew there were bison there from their website info and I thought it might be easier for me to meet them there rather than at the Grand Canyon.
This herd of females and their babies that I encountered at Raymond Wildlife Area were not the bison who called me. The ones who called me felt like young adult males. I knew that hunting as a general rule was allowed in Arizona and I found out that it was also allowed here in this special wildlife area as well.
At Raymond Wildlife Area, hunting is on a lotto system and only one hunter is allowed in, if any, each year. From what the caretaker told me, many years no hunting is allowed. That is determined by the bison numbers. Hunting is only allowed if herd numbers get big enough so it’s not sustainable for the land and/or if with their larger numbers they are taking too many resources away from other wildlife.
In addition, hunters are only allowed on the open roads where often only individual adult males will be found. They are never allowed in the areas where I was able to go in the off-road vehicle. These more remote areas of the wildlife area are off limits because of the bigger herds, so this herd of females and their babies that I met with would remain safe. Hunting is also not allowed during the springtime and birthing season.
I don’t know what the hunting rules or regulations are for other areas of Arizona, including the Grand Canyon. And they might not be as conservative or protective as they are at Raymond Wildlife Area.
Since I was called in meditation by the adult males, I feel it’s important to address this issue. Perhaps this post may inspire some to reduce or eliminate meat from their diet. If nothing else, I hope it will influence more people to eat meat from animals who are raised for food, specifically those who are pasture-raised and fed as well as humanely treated and harvested.
Wild bison are a national treasure, much like our wild horses. They were nearly driven to extinction in the 1800s due to mass slaughter and habitat loss. On top of this, the young males in the Flagstaff area asked for my help. For these reasons especially I don’t think they should be hunted.
If nothing else, getting this message out in the public eye and especially to the right people could bring a change to laws or regulations, where instead the bison or other precious wildlife herds are moved together to another location or sanctuary when their herds get too big, rather than having to be hunted and killed.
Transferring larger herds to Native American tribes where they can grow herds on tribal lands is another option. There is also fertility control, the same method that is used for wild horses. But this option is harder with bison for different reasons.
At the very least, with regard to hunting any animal when it is allowed in any area of Arizona or any state or country for that matter, out of respect for the them, we should be making use of all of the animal for sustenance. Many would agree that it is unethical to only hunt for sport, for horns or other parts used for trophy or prized goods.
This is what the Native Americans and Indigenous People practiced. They also hunted animals in a way that showed mercy and respect. The natives honored, cared for and tended the land and animals. They only took what they absolutely needed and they did it respectfully.
That said, I believe we are moving rapidly into a time when factory farming, hunting and meat-eating will be minimal and eventually nonexistent due to changes in our biology and the ascension process. It may happen sooner or later depending on our collective shift.
The adult females at Raymond Wildlife Area have since thanked me for the energywork and blessings. Since my visit, I’ve heard from other wildlife collectives such as bird and deer collectives. They also wish me to share this message and to keep writing more about them so that many more humans can alter their viewpoint and begin taking action in a way that will support all.
I believe that many animals, along with other wildlife or farm animals who are living in a place or existence of suffering are beginning to create new realities for themselves. That is part of the role I am playing in working with them. In my connection with them and through the energywork I do, they are given an opportunity to move into a new paradigm both individually and to help shift it for their collective groups as well.
This is why we are seeing more preserves, rescues and sanctuaries for wild and farm animals popping up. This is also why many are adopting animals and taking them on their properties to live happy and free until the end of their natural lifespan with their herds. This is part of the New Earth/5D energy shift.
In the meantime, there are also few solutions to the many problems we face as an industrialized society and that also involves animals and nature. For example, I also discovered on my trip to Flagstaff that a couple of the forest areas are cutting down trees so the elk may relocate because many elk on the nearby highways are causing car accidents and getting killed in the process.
When I went hiking in one of these areas it seemed to me that there were quite a few trees marked in neon colors as the ones to be soon cut down. So at this point the elk have to find new homes and meanwhile, we are losing some trees. Some innovative ideas with practical application will also be helpful here in the future!
Ultimately, in this time of the new year many will be thinking about what’s really important for themselves and others in the world. This includes the animal and nature kingdoms. Balance and harmony for all is the overall theme.
Many will be called to make revolutionary changes, take bold action and use their creativity for new ways forward collectively. Others will begin new pathways of service. And this is truly why we are here and what we are to do in this time, especially during this next 9 year cycle. Let your passion and vision guide you! 
