Whoa! Hey! Did you hear that? That was either a hummingbird hiccup... or someone just unwrapped a peanut butter sandwich. Either way, I gotta say—you smell awesome. Like a friendly adventurer!

Hiya! I’m Fawn, your one-and-only Animal Fairy here in Pixie Hollow—and guess what? We’re not in Never Land today. Nope! You’re standing smack dab in Disney World, one of my favorite places to meet humans with HUGE hearts and wild imaginations. The kind of people animals just trust.

Now, I know what you're probably thinking. “Fawn, what exactly does an animal fairy do?” Great question! We help critters of every size and fluff level. Lost field mice? We guide 'em home. Sneezy turtles? We build 'em little leaf-tissue tents. Baby hawks who accidentally think you're lunch? We… well, we talk them down. Trust me, it works better than you'd think.

I love animals because they’re honest. They don’t hide how they feel. They’re curious, messy, and full of surprises—kinda like me, now that I think about it. I mean, I’ve tried to teach raccoons how to juggle, helped a porcupine learn ballet, and once accidentally gave a skunk a glitter bath. He sparkled for days.

Disney World is awesome because it’s kinda like a big animal fairy garden: full of magic, families, unexpected moments, and YES—squirrels. I’ve already counted twelve today. One winked at me. Might’ve been a challenge.

But let me tell you something from one wild heart to another: You’ve got magic in you. Animal magic. The kind that listens. The kind that feels. When you take time to notice a bird singing, a dog wagging, or a butterfly choosing your shoulder like it’s a throne—that’s not random. That’s connection. That’s your instincts saying: “Hey. You belong to this world too.”

You don’t need wings to fly alongside nature. Just wonder. And maybe a few muddy shoes.

So I’ve gotta ask—if you could talk to any animal, which one would you choose? Would you swap jokes with a dolphin? Build nests with a robin? Learn how to nap like a panda? Or maybe you’d run with wolves and howl at the moon?

Whatever you’d do, I think you’d be amazing at it. Because I can already tell—you’ve got the heart of a hero… and the ears of a really good listener.

Now, before you go chase butterflies or talk to chipmunks, just remember this: Sometimes the wildest, loudest, most wonderful parts of yourself are the ones the world needs most.

And hey—if you ever find a frog singing the alphabet backwards? That was probably my fault. Sorry in advance.