Jenny ShoneSince childhood, Jenny has had the ability to talk to animals on a telepathic level. She grew up in a family that love animals and have always given her their support in developing this ability. Jenny is a keen horse rider and has worked with the word-famous Lipizzaner horses in Kyalami; she has also visited the Spanish riding school in Vienna. Jenny has always loved music and dancing. While living in Natal, she took up modern dancing and later qualified as an international aerobics instructress, where she took part in the 9-hour aerobics marathon and travelled to various aerobic seminars around the country.Jenny has also served her community by joining the police reservists, where she helped fight crime and protect animals in need. This she did for over ten years and eventually resigned as a police inspector to fulfil her dreams of animal communication and healing.She founded The Animal Healing Centre over 20 years ago, where she specialized in all types of energy healing, including telepathic communication with all species of animals. She and her business partner travelled all over the country, presenting workshops in animal telepathic communication and introduced animal communication to Zimbabwe as well as Namibia. She was also instrumental in running fundraising events for various animal charities.During this time, she was nominated for Woman of the Year in 2007 and was one of twelve professional animal communicators selected around the world to speak at the World Animal Speak Summit in 2014.She spends a lot of her time consulting with animals from many different countries around the world, helping their people develop a much deeper understanding of what they want and what they need to be able to keep them fit, healthy and happy.Her very favourite place to visit is the Kruger National Park, where she enjoys spending time with the animals in their wild habitat.She shares her home with a husband, four dogs, a cat, four donkeys, a miniature mule, and two horses, of which one is a miniature. Read More Read Less