Man creates sanctuary for orphaned kangaroos whose mothers have been hit by cars

In the heart of Alice Springs, Australia, a real-life hero named Chris “Brolga” Barns has turned a new leaf in the story of animal rescue. Move over ordinary shelters; this one is exclusively for orphaned kangaroos!

Picture this: a caring man, once a bird keeper and zookeeper, decided to be the guardian angel for baby kangaroos left helpless after their moms met with unfortunate accidents on the road. With a heart full of compassion, Chris embarked on a mission to create a safe haven for these adorable marsupials.

Today, his sanctuary is a home to 28 bouncing bundles of joy. But here’s the twist – he doesn’t just save them after the tragedy; he rescues them while they are still tucked away in their mom’s pouch, ensuring that these little hoppers get a second chance at life right from the start.

Chris’s journey wasn’t a solo adventure; it became a community effort. Thanks to generous donations pouring in, he turned his dream into reality. Now, you too can be a part of this heartwarming tale. Whether you hop by for a visit or make a donation through the dedicated page, you become a crucial character in this uplifting story of compassion.

Let’s join hands (and paws) to support Chris and his sanctuary, proving that even in the vast Australian outback, kindness knows no bounds. Share the love, spread the word, and let’s make this kangaroo haven the talk of the town!