Australia is known for its diverse wildlife, hosting many unique animal species.
When Theresa spotted a small pink creature in her garden, she was puzzled.
Later, Theresa’s family welcomed a new member…
In the animal kingdom, young ones can get separated from their mothers due to various reasons, sometimes needing human intervention.
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Crawled onto the lawn
Theresa and her husband moved to the Australian countryside after retiring, only to find themselves caring for animals in need.
Upon seeing the small pink creature on their lawn, Theresa immediately picked it up.
Identifying it as a baby kangaroo, Theresa provided warmth and care reminiscent of its mother.
She used oil to prevent the baby kangaroo’s skin from drying, similar to the oil found in the mother’s pouch.
Can live in a cloth bag
With experience caring for animals, Theresa knew the importance of simulating a natural environment for young ones.
Thus, the baby kangaroo, named Hannah, spent her initial days in Theresa’s cloth bag.
As time passed, Hannah’s fur started growing, transforming her appearance to that of a real kangaroo.
Took first steps
When it was time, Hannah attempted to take her first steps, a mix of excitement and nervousness for the young kangaroo.
Watch the complete story of Hannah’s early life below.
Theresa and her husband’s act of kindness towards little Hannah truly made a difference!
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