Shirley is an internationally known animal communicator and clairvoyant. She does clairvoyant readings on both animals and people. She received this gift after a near-death, out-of-body experience in 2000.
Her newest book, "Why She Has to Die", is based on a true event of domestic violence that happened in her life just three years ago. It's available either through her website at www.shirley-scott.com or at Amazon. It is available on Kindle as well.
Shirley has written several other books, "Why She Has to Die", is based on a true event of domestic violence that happened in her life just three years ago. Religion vs Spirituality - One psychic's point of view. Conscious Dreaming - talking to the fairies and both are available through her website as well.
Her 2 CD's, that are available on her website are teaching tools for everyone who wants to learn inner strength and how to manifest a better, more joyful life.
She does speaking engagements as well as teaching animal communication, the paranormal and spirituality.
She was the first dog trainer for the “Dogs in Prison” program at the Washington State Penitentiary for four years.
She runs a small animal rescue that helps find homes for unwanted and abused animals and has just taken on 2 baby goats and an orphan kitten who would have died without the help of the rescue. The rescue helps find homes for these animals before the animal has to go into a shelter by working with other organizations in the state.
She does workshops and speaking engagements on animal communication and the world of energy we live in. She teaches animal communication and how to become more intuitive. She can help you with pet issues, your life issues, your health and help you get on and stay on a path that makes your life more spiritual, joyful and just better. She can point out karmic issues and help you understand why things are happening in your life.
Shirley does her readings from her home in Imnaha, Oregon where she lives in the woods with her 3 dogs, 6 cats and 2 goats – all rescued animals. If you wish to donate to her rescue please go to www.animalrescueranch.com – it is a 501c3 so your donation is tax deductible.