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Cuejo was recently rescued by the Cue Police Department after its mother was killed. Scott Mason, an officer at the dept., adopted the orphaned joey because he has experience in animal husbandry. Looks like he's doing an awesome job taking care of the little one.
A wildfire broke out in Waroona, in south western Australia, leaving behind damaged property and lives. The adorable photo has attracted a lot of attention. The veterinary clinic that is taking care of him mentioned that the burns on his tail aren't affecting his balance so they are hopeful. They also released this additional information after a massive response:
I have had a lot of messages about this little man - yes he is a boy. Yes he has some bad burns but has taken this long to catch. We will definitely keep you updated on his progress! Nurse Frosina x
This little guy got some terrible burns but he wasn't the only one.
Pets, farm animals and wild animals alike have been affected by this tragedy.
According to their Facebook page, all animals at this clinic affected by the fires are being treated for free.
Via Mashable
An Australian zoologist took in the pair of brand new baby emus fearing for their safety. They seem to get along surprisingly well with their new foster brother, a baby kangaroo named Rueben.
