Mel Grove Animal Communication

Mel Grove Animal Communication Mel Grove is a recognised practising Animal Communciator and Bowen therapist for horses,dogs, cats and humans. She is naturally gifted not taught.

Mel Grove is a recognised practising Animal Communicator and Bowen Therapist for Horses, Dogs, Cats and Humans on the Sunshine Coast, Queensland. Mel specialises in helping people better understand and communicate with their animals. Mel says the reason she can hear the animals and most people can't is that her ears are permanently tuned to the frequency they speak on so like tuning in to a radio

station if you are on the right spot on the dial you can hear the station clearly if you are either side which is where most people are you would swear there is nothing there. Mel can practise in person but prefers to do her written sessions which consist of her 15 question $100 one and her whole family of animals unlimited questions written session which costs $160. Sessions usually include a description of at least four of your animals past lives also owners are asked to write a personal message to their animal. Mel is widely used in cases where animals are sick and the owners the vets and other practitioners do not know what is wrong or how to help, where no results are being achieved. Mel has been extremely successful in these cases and has even been used by vets on the quiet themselves.

09/06/2025

Large Frogmouth (Batrachostomus auritus) and chick by Kamal Muda. This frogmouth is found in Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand.

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30/05/2025

Rufous-Backed Kingfisher (Ceyx rufidorsa) in Malaysia by Chong Lip Mun on Flickr

30/05/2025

Finnish photographer Lassi Rautiainen captured a remarkable 10-day bond between a female grey wolf and a male brown bear. The duo traveled, hunted from 8 PM to 4 AM, played, and shared meals—an exceptionally rare display of trust and companionship in the wild.

30/05/2025

A Hawaiian monk seal and green sea turtle (honu) cuddled up on the beach in Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument. The two iconic species share the sandy shores of the Hawaiian Islands, and are often seen resting near or even together on the beaches of this national monument. 💙

Photo by: Mark Sullivan, NOAA Fisheries Hawaiian Monk Seal Research Program, 2007, collected under NMFS Research Permit #848-1695

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