Animal Communicator Kai Arirat Explores Rainbow Bridge in Stray Dog Documentary

Animal communicator "Kai Arirat" participates in conveying the meaning of the Rainbow Bridge in the documentary "Stray Dog," reflecting love, connection, and the worth of every life that should not be overlooked.

Stray dogs are often said to bark without cease when "Areeyan Krisanasmit," known as Kai, founder of Animal Healings and Communication Thailand, received an invitation from the director and producer — who most recently won Best Documentary awards for "WILD Survival" and "Biodiversity in Thailand" at the Nataraj Awards two years running, plus international awards from France and England — to be interviewed about the Rainbow Bridge belief: the final happiness of dogs and the people who still remember them, building beautiful memories through "messages."

"Kai — Areeyan Krisanasmit," founder of Animal Healings & Communication Thailand, shared her delight and deep honor at the invitation. "I'm very happy to have this opportunity to speak about the Rainbow Bridge because I believe the love we have for our pets doesn't end the day they leave us; it stays in our hearts and memories forever."

"I want every guardian who has lost a beloved animal to look back on the beautiful times — the days we gave them love, warmth, and a good life — instead of remembering only the sorrow of parting."

"And if we imagine the Rainbow Bridge, I want everyone to believe that today our children are happy, running free without pain, waiting for the day we meet again. What makes me especially glad is that this documentary lets me speak about both owned dogs and stray dogs, because in my heart, whether they have a home or not, every life has feelings and wants love just the same."

"I hope the Rainbow Bridge story becomes more than comfort for those who have lost a pet; I want it to remind those who still have pets to care for them and love them fully every day we have together. Anyone who wishes to communicate with their animals can contact me at 094-469-4963 or the Animal Healing and Communication Thailand page."

Director and producer "Bank — Phakin Sukkhee" said, "The documentary 'Stray Dog' comes from a perspective that sees dogs living naturally. I wondered how dogs can find happiness even when their lives seem pitiable. In our Buddhist society, this may show foreigners why we allow dogs to breed so freely while other countries don't have strays because they euthanize them — but we cannot do that because it would be a sin."

"If Kai's followers want to follow her, we plan to take the film to international festivals — Europe, France, the UK, the US, and China. After the international tour, we'll bring it back for Thai audiences, likely with an event inviting dog lovers to watch together. Since meeting Kai, I've thought that if there's an event, she must be there to speak."

"From interviewing Kai, she spoke of parting between people and dogs as if the dog were another person. One thing that struck me most, and that I loved discussing with her, was when Kai..."