Maleah Jacobs was born into an animal loving family. Her father was a veterinarian for nearly 30 years who often brought home ill and abandoned animals, both domestic and wild. As a result, Maleah’s intuitive abilities with animals developed at a very early age.

During the course of her life, Maleah has lived with an alligator, a raccoon, a gila monster, exotic birds, ferrets, horses, snakes, chickens, ducks, fish and of course, cats and dogs. It was during her childhood that she first developed her intense bond with animals but it wasn’t until her adult life that she honed her skills as an animal communicator.

She began her studies with Mary Getten, animal communicator, Dr. Jeri Ryan, founder of Assisi International Animal Institute, and Dorothy McLean, co-founder of Findhorn Community in Scotland. Since then, Maleah has never stopped seeking more training, spiritual development and personal experience to benefit her practice. Maleah incorporates formal counseling skills and applies these methods in ways which promote well-being to animals and their humans alike.

She regularly volunteers her time working with veterinarians, animal sanctuaries and zoos all over the United States doing phone consultations with everything from bobcats to zebras.

Maleah works and lives in Seattle, Washington.

She dedicates this site to Charlie and Emmett, her beloved Rottweilers,
who have crossed the Rainbow Bridge.