At an Israeli zoo, a kangaroo gave birth to a small baby kangaroo measuring less than three millimeters in length. As if he were a kangaroo, he slid into his mother’s purse, which was warm and comfortable.
The average age of a newborn is eight months, but this kid was not that fortunate because his mother refused to feed him and simply drove him out of the bag. If this had happened in the wild, the baby would not have survived; nevertheless, he had a chance at the zoo.
The baby was cared for by Valia, a zoo employee. She has always been fond of animals and has worked with a variety of them. She has lately raised a fawn, along with monkeys, a bear cub, and a giraffe.
In the case of the kangaroo, it was the most difficult. She massaged him with oil, carried him in a special pocket, and made sure he had his milk on time.
Even as he grew older, the animal refused to leave Valia’s arms and even fell asleep in them. Regardless of the animal’s species, it will always be thankful to its savior.
