Gillian McCulloch

When one of my horses, Chalgaro, had a horrific accident last year (2020), he severely damaged his hind quarters and he was in an incredible amount of pain. At one point he stopped drinking any water at all and had to have daily infusions of fluids.

The vet was extremely concerned about his possibly poor prognosis.

Eleni contacted me through Wynter Worsthorne’s international network, and asked how she could help. I told her all about Chalgaro. His injuries were severe, and he was not improving at all. Eleni was communicating with him and would relay messages back to me, about what he wanted to eat and why he was not drinking. He was completely traumatized and whilst the vets did an amazing job with his physical injuries, they were doing nothing about his emotional and mental state.

On the day Eleni communicated with him for the first time, he drank his first bit of water! He continued to drink and through Eleni we were advised as to what he wanted and we all immediately did what was requested. Some times he asked to be left alone and to not have us fussing over him, and as hard as it was we respected this.

He continued to improve in leaps and bounds and today he is absolutely perfect, it is as if the accident never occurred, nor mentally or physically.

I firmly believe that the communication and intervention from Eleni, (I know she had long sessions with him), saved his life.

As a retired professional of the medical establishment, I strongly believe in the importance of emotional and mental healing and how it needs to be taken on by veterinary practitioners to work with the intuitive healing talents of people gifted with these. How many animals’ lives could be saved if this was taken into account?

We happily witness Chalgaro living his best life again, thanks to you Eleni."

Gillian McCulloch, Manager & Founder of Tom Ro Haven for Equines and Children who suffered physical and sexual abuse, and victims of human trafficking

Cape Town, South Africa.

(Regarding Holistic Animal Health Coaching and Animal Communication)