June 13, 2018 – How can a caregiver to orphan kangaroos replicate the security of mom’s pouch? 6-month-old orphan “Minnie Mouse” and conservationist Chris “Brolga” Barnes demonstrate.

Subtitles:
“Little orphan kangaroos like Minnie love nothing more than going into a little pillowcase pouch. This is like an imitation pouch … the security they would have had in their mum, we can replicate by putting them in a bag. And it’s 24-hour care, so that means you’ve got to take them into the office when you go to work.”

“So, a good thing to do is actually get a bag with a strap on it, hang it on the back of a chair, and put the orphan kangaroo in it. That way you can go about doing your work, while the little orphan joey hangs on the back of your chair.”

June 13, 2018 – How can a caregiver to orphan kangaroos replicate the security of mom’s pouch? 6-month-old orphan “Minnie Mouse” and conservationist Chris “Brolga” Barnes demonstrate.

Subtitles:
“Little orphan kangaroos like Minnie love nothing more than going into a little pillowcase pouch. This is like an imitation pouch … the security they would have had in their mum, we can replicate by putting them in a bag. And it’s 24-hour care, so that means you’ve got to take them into the office when you go to work.”

“So, a good thing to do is actually get a bag with a strap on it, hang it on the back of a chair, and put the orphan kangaroo in it. That way you can go about doing your work, while the little orphan joey hangs on the back of your chair.”