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Firefighters Give Water to Thirsty Kangaroo Joeys Hiding Under Burnt Tree
Firefighters came to the aid of a group of thirsty kangaroo joeys in bushfire-ravaged Boddington, Western Australia, recently shared video shows.
Footage released by the Department of Fire and Emergency Services (DFES) shows members of the Rockingham Volunteer Fire and Rescue Service and Wanneroo Central Volunteer Bush Fire Brigade give water to joeys they found hiding under a burnt tree.
“After a drink of water and a quick check, the roos safely hopped on their way,” DFES said.
Boddington residents were forced to evacuate their homes on Christmas Day after a fire burned more than 4,000 hectare of land, reports said.
Western Australian firefighters find two joeys hiding beneath burnt out tree after bushfire
Firefighters in Western Australia have made an incredible find beneath a burnt out tree after fires tore through parts of the states south west.
Volunteer fire fighters from Rockingham and Wanneroo Bush Fire Brigades were patrolling and mopping up areas around Boddington after destructive bushfires swept through earlier this week.
Coming across a burnt out tree, the fire fighters were shocked to find two young joeys hiding underneath.
“It’s moments like this that quietly stay with you long after the fire is out,” the Department of Fire and Emergency Services WA said.
The volunteers gave the young kangaroos water from a bottle before they were given a quick check over by the crew for any burns.
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WATCH: Firefighters give water to thirsty joeys at WA fire
Video has captured the sweet moment a group of firefighters found a pair of joeys sheltering underneath a burnt tree at the Boddington bushfire.
According to DFES, crews from the Wanneroo and Rockingham volunteer fire brigades found the joeys crouched underneath the fallen tree while patrolling the fire at Boddington which burnt 4149ha of bushland earlier this week.
The video shows a firefighter approaching the joeys and offering them a drink of water from a bottle, which the thirsty joeys were all too happy to accept.
“After a drink of water and a quick check, the roos safely hopped on their way,” the caption said.
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