Ginny Horton Animal Communicator

16/01/2025

This work is truly wonderful but it is also incredibly draining both emotionally and physically.
Communicators are humans, not machines and we also have our own lives running parallel to communication work.
Sometimes we just have a bad day, are affected by the lunar cycle, or the energy isn’t quite right to be able to give clients 100%.
Communication sessions aren’t just the time spent with the animal, there is a lot of preparation ahead of that visit, long distance photo or video call.
Planning, meditation, ensuring we won’t be disturbed, creating the right energy and atmosphere before we even start.
To give you the very best of me, I have to look after myself first, so if I’m not feeling the energy is quite right to give you my everything, I will rearrange the appointment.
Communications aren’t like other ‘treatments’ you may book, so please bear with me if I need to do this. It is for the good and protection of everyone.
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Love light and blessings

14/01/2025

11/01/2025

Wow! Looking through old photos for my book and came across this throwback!
2nd in Miss East Anglia 1992!
1st prize was automatic entry into Miss UK 🙈🤣

11/01/2025

Morning every one!
Hope you’re all coping with this freezing weather! 🥶
Could I please ask for any outstanding stories or contributions, or indeed any feedback from anyone who would like it included in my book to reach me by the end of Jan.
I have got a photo shoot booked for the cover, with Orion of course, so it’s all
coming together nicely.
I would just like to include a few more testimonials so if you’ve been happy with my work, please do email me with how our communication has helped you .

[email protected]

Thank you all again so much, and for all of you who have voted for me so far on my previous post. It’s quite telling that my work doesn’t even have a category, which is why I want to work towards being that change!

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09/01/2025

Today’s chat was with gorgeous Teddy and mum Laura Brinkman.
Teddy is a real family man and takes his protective responsibilities very seriously, and wanted his family to know how happy he is with them, and that he knows and trusts that they’ll always do everything they can to look after him.
Such a lucky boy to be so secure with his humans.
Thank you Teddy for also teaching me about your specific breeds needs.
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05/01/2025

This mornings visit was to Hannah Poole and her gorgeous boy Odyn.
The rain couldn’t stop the love flowing in this communication, it was a real pleasure and privilege to spend time with such a loving family unit.
Odyn had an eye removed recently so Hannah was relieved to hear from Odyn that he was now pain free and loving life in his beautiful new forever home and his request for a girlfriend is under consideration!
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03/01/2025

To try to raise awareness of our work, rather than from a place of ego, I’m humbly asking if you’d be kind enough nominate me under Equine Therapist if you feel you’d like to.
Thank you so much.
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Nominate your chosen equestrian professional, business or charity who has gone above and beyond. Self-nominations are also accepted.

01/01/2025

Learning from and working with Richard Geldard Animal Communicator and Medium has been such a privilege and I’m so proud of his fabulous songs Whispers in the Wind and Little Bird.
I loved being part of that special journey with him and digging deep for the illustrations.
As Richard says, we continue to work together on different projects, but more importantly, his support and our friendship is unwavering.
Without him, I wouldn’t be where I am now.
So much love, gratitude and hope for all these things and those yet to come.
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29/12/2024

A cheeky post Christmas visit to Rookie was on the cards on Friday. Sandie, Sophie and Isla wanted to check in with him to see if there was anything more they could do to help him. Not sure they’d bargained on a name change to Rupert after his new ‘Rookie’ name plate had literally just been put on his stable door! 🙈
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28/12/2024

Much to many humans surprise, animals don’t get jealous.

Genetic wants and needs, instinctual wants and needs for survival or pleasure are not the same as jealousy.

Jealousy references resentment towards the other being for having something, not the instinctual want or need to also have it.

Jealousy is a human emotion, just not possible from animals who come from unconditional love.

The language we use affects our expectations and how we treat our animals.

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27/12/2024

As I reflect on my own 50 years with horses and the evolution of my knowledge and growth with all my experiences, I’ve realised there is big difference between being an Equestrian and a Horseman.

The examples I see around me on a daily basis only serve to reinforce this sentiment and I firmly believe you can’t be both.

The horses are our greatest teachers and the day we put their needs above our own, is the day we change teams.

Horsemanship is not about riding 🙏🏻❤️🐴☀️.

24/12/2024

For those that missed it, just press here for this mornings radio interview! 🙏🏻❤️🐴☀️

23/12/2024

Guess who is being interviewed on Suffolk Sound radio tomorrow morning!!

Please click on their site just after 9am to listen to me chatting with Rob Dunger about my work!

What a great way to celebrate all we’ve achieved this year! 💃❤️💃

23/12/2024

As my second year in business as an Animal Communicator comes to a close I have so many people and animals to thank, for so many wonderful experiences and for so much love shared.

Without a doubt my biggest personal achievement this year, has been establishing my ‘Communication Considerate’ list of Science based Qualified Professionals.

To have Linkswood Equine Vets taking clients seriously, without making them feel any kind of way for working with me, has been life changing for so many horses and their humans!

To be able to approach a vet without fear of ridicule has encouraged so many more to come forward, resulting in horses getting treated earlier, quicker and with more targeted treatment.

We all want the same thing at the end of the day, to help the horse and this is such a massive thing for horse welfare in our area.

All my ‘CC’ professionals are listed on my page and each and every one of them is so appreciated.

Thank you all for everything and for all you’ve done for your lovely animals.

We will make a change in horse welfare if we just lead by example.

Love and light to you all 🙏🏻❤️🐴☀️

21/12/2024

A recent visit to 19yr old Georgie Allen and her gorgeous Tiggy really brightened up my day.

Georgie and her generation are the future of horsemanship and horse welfare so it’s great to install an understanding at this point.

Tiggy is Georgie’s first horse and their relationship is very special. Tiggy was adamant that Georgie was the only human she really wanted and needed in her life and the bond between them was easy to see.

Thank you Georgie for trusting me with your special girl.

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20/12/2024

This morning, as I sat under the old oak tree, I found myself reflecting on the many animal communications I’ve done.
Each session is unique, driven by the deep care and concern people have for their beloved animals. Lately, I’ve been contacted by people who hope that through communication, their animals can be “fixed” to ride, compete, or show.
However, animal communication is not about instructing a horse to hack out alone or convincing them that napping isn’t necessary or to jump bigger, go through water etc. It’s about understanding the underlying reasons for their behaviors. Just like a counselor helps us understand our own emotions and actions, animal communication helps us comprehend why our animals behave the way they do. This understanding empowers us to make informed decisions and act in ways that truly benefit our animals.

So, is one communication session enough? Perhaps we should consider ongoing communication, much like we do with other treatments, to continually support and understand our animal companions. After all, true care and connection come from ongoing communication and empathy. 🌳🐾

19/12/2024

I just wanted to share that the publishers loved my book and how it’s progressing so hopefully we should have a final draft soon!
A massive thank you to everyone who has contributed so far and to those who are still working on their stories!

It’s very much a labour of love but the messages are so important for horse welfare going forward.

Lots more stories to share in the New Year!

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