Meet Ron Cable
Hi, I’m Ron.
Animal communicator. Pet psychic. The guy your animal has been trying to tell you about.
Animal communicator Ron Cable is a graduate of The Sedona International School for Animal & Nature Communication.

What I do
I talk with animals. They talk back.
I am an animal communicator and I specialize in telepathic communication with animals worldwide.
When someone gets in touch, I start with a thorough conversation to understand their concerns. Then I talk with the animals: I listen for any discomfort or pain they may be feeling, and I ask whether there are messages they would like to share with their humans.
My work goes beyond living animals to those who have passed on. Often we talk about reincarnation, when an animal who has passed tells me they intend to come back to their person in another form.
I also help people understand why their animals behave the way they do: a dog who is lonely, say, or distressed after losing a human or animal companion in the household.
Over the years, I’ve conversed with diverse species, ranging from dolphins off the shores of Hawaii to gorillas in the African jungles, aiding in alleviating their distress.
Ron Cable

Ron’s passport
Where the conversations have been.
Telepathy doesn’t need a plane ticket, but Ron’s collected a few stamps anyway.
- Sedona · ArizonaGraduatedJune 2, 2023
- HawaiiDolphinsOff the shore
- AfricaGorillasIn the jungle
- HungaryKittiesWith Edit
- Rhode IslandGuest speakerUniv. of Rhode Island
- Santee · CaliforniaHome baseTalking worldwide

Education & training
Framed, official, and earned.
- School
- The Sedona International School for Animal & Nature Communication
- Program
- An intensive, yearlong Animal Communication Certification Program
- Instructor
- Maia Kincaid, PhD
- Completed
- June 2, 2023
Back to school
A lecture on animals who have passed
Professor Tsotsoros from the University of Rhode Island invited me to speak to her class about my experiences communicating with animals who have passed away. The students were particularly interested in the messages these animals conveyed, and how those messages helped their owners through grief.
She shared the students’ questions ahead of time, and I built them into my presentation. Afterwards we had a lively Q&A with more questions from the class. The whole discussion lasted about 45 minutes.
Feel free to contact me to discuss your particular situation.
Big worry or small curiosity, I’d love to hear what’s going on.
