My coworker has worked with Dog Gone Recovery group, and she mentioned Mary, an animal communicator that the group also works with. I’m an agnostic person, I don’t believe in religion, but I do believe people have these skills and as a person myself who’s encountered so many ghosts as a child, I don’t doubt these talents that people can possess. I did have doubts only because there are so many fraudulent people who claim to possess these traits. But I figured if this renowned Dog Gone Recovery group uses her, she must be the real deal. I called her, she explained cost and how she works. It was so emotional knowing Daisy was alive, hearing how my dog spoke through her to me. Even though I work with animals, I feel like this communication opened up my relationship more with Daisy, telling me her thoughts and sharing her personality even more. Mary only had a picture of my dog. That’s it. She was able to draw and give me the map without actual images bc that ruins her bias in communicating. She circled the area, she described very specific, and I mean SPECIFIC details. She googled a picture of a tree; I knew that tree was next door; she said black metal fence; literally my next door neighbor. I knew Daisy was practically in my yard. This feeling of her being right there, it fits, she doesn’t go far. But after searching for a few min, I didn’t delve more into it. I knew Mary was describing my street bc it’s a private road and the most developed road with large homes, surrounded by older small homes. I knew she was describing next door. Daisy told Mary that it’s very obvious where she is. Now this part, is where I failed to keep an open eye. So I continued to look down the street, out til 2 am with a veterinarian dr I work with. She came over with her dog to help me. She went through every single home’s backyard and looked under bushes and decks. I was hanging in the front with her dog afraid homeowners would catch us thinking we were trying to steal or trespass. So on our way back to my street about to call it a night, I told her, this is the black metal fence Mary was talking about. So Dr. K, with her dog said, “well, this is the only house I didn’t look through. But I didn’t think Daisy would be there bc I can see their backyard from my home in the second story; it’s a plain backyard. So Dr. K. comes back to the front, tells me, my dog is going crazy at this one corner of their fence with your corner. Let me through your backyard. Her dog, Winnie, goes crazy again at the same corner of my backyard. Dr. K. bent down, stucks her hand under the fence, and felt her. Felt my dog!! Felt Daisy!!!So let me describe the backyard area better. I have a vinyl fence. My neighbors have a stone wall with a vinyl fence on top to make their fence higher. So there is a small gap between the two fences, literally no wider than my hands.Daisy was stuck in between the two fences this whole time, for 6 days!!!!! Literally so stuck, she couldn’t even turn her head side ways. So when Dr. K. found her, that awful stench from urine scald and infection, she thought she was dead; I bawled and ran to get in between the fence. I called her name, and she lifted her head up to me. We had to break my fence open to get her out. She must’ve tried to get back home through the backyard and slipped on the stonewall and down further in the gap between the stone wall and my vinyl fence. We rushed her to where we work at Central Hospital. She was almost unscathed. There’s no way I would have found her without Mary and Dr. K’s dog! She was a Christmas miracle.Some other things Mary had told me was where Daisy was hurt. She said her right shoulder hurts, her vision is hazy. My work based their initial treatment of Daisy on what Mary said. She went through the “forest” but it was just line of trees in my next door neighbor’s backyard, she said she tried barking, but she’s tired. She was dry even though it rained, she’s under the tree. She told me how she’s part boxer bc the previous owner did a genetic testing. At the animal hospital, she got pain meds, antibiotics bc she had a UTI and some urine scald, since she could only urinate where she was stuck, iv fluids, acupuncture, HBOT, saw the neurologist for not using her hind legs couple days and being stuck. Daisy was lucky and really recovered well."