Jannese gets ten out of ten at Australia Zoo

Jannese: Last weekend Cameron and I went up to the Australia Zoo for an Animal Intuitive Seminar. Over 100 people turned out for  the occasion. We were in Awe of the facilities and operators that Australia Zoo has at this Facility. They are inundated with accident victims every few hours, mainly koala's. Its amazing to see their passion and dedication to help the animals with no government funding at all.


During the seminar we were bought in three animals to diagnose their particular health problem.



The first was a koala which I was told by Andino it was blind. The correct diagnosis what that the koala was blind in one eye.


The next animal was a lizard. I was told he had a problem in the mouth area. The correct diagnosis was that he had stitches in his mouth after being hit by a car.

The last animal was a baby possum. Andino told me that he was brought into the hospital as the mother was not feeding it the right food and was not looking after it properly . I questioned him on this answer and said, "Andino, mother possums do not feed their babies the wrong food and not take care of them properly". He insisted he was right. The correct diagnosis was that the mother possum had been run over by a car. The driver found the baby and decided to care for it . She was feeding the wrong food and nearly  killed it. So Andino was 100% correct.


Cameron:  Even though Jannese is my wife I am completely unbiased when it comes to Andino. It is still the early stages and I constantly look for validations.  The day at the zoo was a pretty good effort. I stood in the middle and took some video for Kathy who was running the event. I watched Jannese in the back row scribbling away on her book. I must say I was a little impressed when the lizard was brought in. Jannese held up her and and indicated that it had a problem with its mouth. Bulls eye, she was on the mark. Even Kathy who was running the day gave Jannese a little clap.


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