Jenny Shone
 As far back as Jenny can remember, she has had a great affinity and a telepathic connection with animals. Tuning in to the thoughts and feelings of animals was as easy as breathing for her and her dream growing up was to work with animals one day.
In 2002 her dream came true when she travelled to The Isle Of Man where she fine-tuned her telepathic skills under the guidance of World renowned Animal Communicator, Amelia Kinkade.
On her return from the Isle of Man she started helping friends with their "problem animals". After just three months, she was in such demand that she had to give up everything else she was doing and go into animal communication full time. This was when she started The Animal Healing Centre and devoted her entire life to improving the quality of life of animals by educating people and helping them to develop a deeper understanding of their animal friends.
In 2005 she published her first book "Paws & Listen to the voices of the animals" as well as the Paws & Listen Meditation CD and pack of Animal Inspiration cards.
Since then, she has been recognised in various publications and societies around the world.
A short resume of the recognition she has received in her work as animal communicator:
2006 - she became the first and only South African Animal Communicator to be invited to be listed in the "Species Link magazine". This is a publication based in USA and lists all the reputable animal communicators around the world.
2007 - she was nominated for Woman Of The Year.
2008 - she was included in the "Who's Who of Southern Africa".
2009 - she became affiliated and was listed among the Maddison's Who's Who in USA.
She has featured on the Television programmes Free Spirit, Spirit Sundae and the IAfrica news channel in Namibia. There have been numerous articles on her, by her and on the work she does, both in magazines and newspapers. She has also been interviewed on many different radio stations around the country.
Some of her celebrity clients include - Max and Yogi "the Dulux Dogs", Gilbert "the Zebra who appeared in the movie, "Racing Stripes" as well as most of the animals seen in the series "Wild at Heart".
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