ESP exists in humans, but not unequivocally proven. The same could be said for the animal world, Beaver says. Some people suspect animals have ESP, but there's no concrete evidence to say it's so. Humans and animals may or not may have ESP, but the scientific proof is still not there yet.
Many animals can sense an earthquake before the first windows in a building start shaking.
In earthquakes, where tremors don't occur often, it's been noted that animals don't seem to sense what is coming. They are reacting to something that affects them physically. There have been cases when owners thought their animal had followed them hundreds of miles, even animals that were 3-legged. But it turns out the original pet was a male, and the one on the doorstep was a female. If an animal does appear on the doorstep, it may be because it has followed a scent trail, but it's very rare that it is more than a few miles.