Indigo Rhythms

I am so excited and grateful to be featured in SOW (Shout Out to Women) this month. I am honored to be amongst so many incredible women, doing what they do best! Please click on the link in the first comment to read my page. Thank you so much for your continued support! 🙏❤️

Tom Ro Haven is one of the rescues we work with. They are really wonderful people, trying to help so many horses. Unfortunately, the land that they have been on is not theirs, and they must vacate it in 4 months. So they have asked me to share their GoFundMe page to help them keep their rescue going. If you are able to and feel inclined, please help by donating to them. Thank you! 🙏🏼

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On November 25, the VMF rescued sweet little Yogi. 🙏 He was so tiny and scared and could not move his legs. The vet found no physical evidence for why he was unable to move his legs. I knew it was from trauma. I did a healing for him on November 28. In 3 days, he was starting to use his legs! This little boys is a fighter with such a strong will to survive and thrive. Thanks to the VMF, he now has the support he needs to do that!

Where Care Creates Miracles ✨ Right now, we have two little ones who are miracles in their own rights - Jyperd & Yogi. Today we’re focusing on Yogi and soon we’ll share more about Jyperd 🩵 Yogi arrived last Tuesday at only a week old, and we were so worried. He wasn’t moving his legs and we feared he may be paralysed. X-rays showed no signs of injury - no clear reason why. Time became our only hope. The first few days were disheartening, his lower body was limp, and we had to help him urinate. But we never stopped believing in him. And then… six days after he arrived, Yogi moved his legs. A breakthrough moment that lifted our spirits instantly. There were tears, relief, and so much gratitude. This tiny little one showed us a true miracle. ✨ He has a long journey ahead, but we are so proud of his strength and his will to fight. If you’d like to help support his medical costs, you can donate through the link in our bio or by visiting: https://donate.vervet.za.org 🤍 #rescuestory #healingjourney #wildlife #southafrica #sanctuary #volunteer #primates #monkeys

We are excited about our upcoming annual healing journey to Africa at the end of the year/beginning of next year! We will be offering our Animal Healing Workshop in the Johannesburg area again on 10 and 11 January and would love to have you be a part of this amazing experience together. Please contact us to reserve your space now! 🙏🐘🦏🐄🐖🐐🐑🐕🐈❤️

It's so lovely to see Gobo thriving and doing so well now! He's come such a long way! https://www.facebook.com/share/p/18YVBh7Rkh/

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Thank goodness little Raha is healing nicely. This is the little girl I got to do some healing work with while I was in Kenya last month.

Raha update 💙 Our intrepid little girl in blue is doing well. While her journey remains a unique and unprecedented one, we are happy with her progress. Raha is more energetic, eating well (though still reluctant to consume the roughage that makes up a typical black rhino’s diet), and her injured rear end isn’t giving her any major issues at the moment. We continue to take things day by day, but at present, all is good in Raha’s world! (Here, Raha enjoys an evening catch-up with Keeper Peter) — Raha was attacked by predators as a baby, which left her with a mutilated rear end and a host of complex veterinary issues. Learn more about her and her incredible story of survival: sheldrickwildlifetrust.org/orphans/raha

I fell in love with this little guy that I did a healing session for. What a sweet innocent baby! Raha! 😍

And then, off to Kenya to go work with my elephants. I did a healing for all 22 at the nursery, plus the baby rhino and one of the keepers. It was so good to be back with everyone!

Being that they are all still young, they are usually wandering around most of the time...but when I do their healings for them, they usually stay in one spot until they are done.

Next stop, was the Highveld Horse Care Unit in Johannesburg. I worked with Swahili, this donkey...Mr. Big Personality! He was hilarious! And apprently healed up now and ready to go home!

A donkey with such a big personality has been the perfect patient at the Unit! He was brought in for medical treatment for a burn wound and now almost healed and ready to go home.