Mel Grove Bowen Therapy for Horses, Dogs, Cats and Humans

22/12/2025

The Big Guy is ready! Reindeers locked in.

22/12/2025

07/10/2025

1 Corinthians 1:18 ►
For the message of the cross is foolishness to those who are perishing, but to us who are being saved it is the power of God.

iPhone sunset pic. ✝️ in reflection 💜

13/09/2025

Did you know Horses produce 20–40 litres of saliva a day but only when they’re chewing! 🐎🌿

That’s why feeding forage like hay or pasture is essential for supporting digestion.

07/09/2025

"Charlie" with owner Tammie admiring one of the lovely cattle dog statues in the main street of Muswellbrook NSW Australia 🐕🐾💕

03/07/2025

In 1981, while casting for Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior, a film crew wandered through an Australian shelter looking for the right canine companion for a post-apocalyptic world. Among the cages sat a scruffy, quiet dog—nameless, unwanted, and one day away from being put down.

But this dog didn’t bark. He didn’t cower. He picked up a stone and started playing—tail wagging, full of life.

That single act saved him.

The crew adopted him on the spot, naming him simply “Dog.” On set, he was fitted with custom earplugs to muffle the roar of engines and explosions. He wasn’t just a prop—he became a presence. Loyal. Fearless. And, with a little help from actor Bruce Spence, even a convincing scene-stealer.

Dog brought heart to a harsh world. Off camera, he was playful and gentle—chasing scarves, bonding with the cast, never forgetting the ones who saw worth in him when no one else did.

When filming wrapped, Dog didn’t return to the shelter. He went home with one of the crew—living out his days not as a stray, but as a star.

He didn’t audition. He didn’t beg. He just lived—and someone noticed.


~Forgotten Stories

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

30/05/2025

Some souls don’t need words to understand us 🐶🐴
Dogs and horses just know...our moods, our hearts, our silences.

09/05/2025

08/05/2025

Do we wake him or not?