Mirrabelle was a student in elementary school when she received a fierce kick in the jaw from her horse, an accident that scarred her within and out. Over the years, she has surmounted the trauma which this incident left behind by opening her heart and home to help animals in need. On any day, you will find her caring for baby squirrels, owlets, cats, dogs, goats and other injured creatures. Few people have access to a stable to rescue horses, so the existing infrastructure of stables and corals at Sharnga Guest House have proven to be a gift. In this space, she can care for the animals, who have showed to be her greatest teachers.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Mirrabelle holds much gratitude to the horses that have helped her learn to appreciate life and herself again. Having been through reconstructive facial and dental surgery she took her willpower by the reigns and let her love for horses move her forward. She learned that working with horses is a healing journey. \u201cHorses teach you to recognize your skills and to take the time for self-appreciation. I wanted to share this discovery with others so I started\u00a0Horse 2 Human (H2H)<\/a>.\u201d\u00a0You can follow them from afar on Instagram<\/a>. There is a beautiful\u00a0video<\/a>\u00a0made which expresses the atmosphere which H2H aims to embody.<\/p>\n\n\n\n