GOOD BYE MY FRIENDS
By _hope_
@_hope_ (3902)
Australia
14 responses
@Ridgydidge (558)
• Australia
20 Dec 06
Congrads hope, on a job well done,:) Did you find the joeys or are you registered with a wildlife group? I work for a call centre & sometimes I get calls from people that find young animals & they want to know where & who to take sick or injured animals too.
@Ridgydidge (558)
• Australia
21 Dec 06
I have heard of WIRES, Even givin the number to a few people, I'm so glad to hear a happy ending to your experiance.
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@shoelover (896)
• Australia
18 Dec 06
I am so proud of you. Being an animal carer takes a lot of commitment. It would have been both sad but also a happy moment to set them free. You have done very well. A hug for you is attached.
@caramello (4377)
• Australia
20 Dec 06
That truly brings a tear to the eye hope, when you hear a nice ending like that, I have to say I admire what you do and you must feel some sense of goodness out of it also! Keep up the great work but also enjoy it!
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@frosthon (2249)
• Singapore
21 Dec 06
Ya, of course it will be pretty sad since you rear them when they are very small, it's like your very own kids. But of course, freeing them to the nature, where they belong is where they will enjoy more. It's a very nice move you have made. I'm sure you are happy for them as how they are happy to be free to their land.
@ausnikki (4054)
• Brisbane, Australia
18 Dec 06
You have done a wonderful thing my friend.Too rear these beautiful creatures and to release them back into the wild is so cool!I can see how it would both be upsetting and a good feeling to.What a wonderful gift to the kangaroos :)
@Fire_Sprite (82)
• Australia
19 Dec 06
Oh you amazing person you are to have given your
time to these wonderful creatures..You have been
the wonderful gift for one of gods creatures. Hope
wish there were more people like you with your
caring spirit and devotion. Hugs to you too good
friend for the special person you are :)
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@Thewishlady (1057)
• Netherlands
18 Dec 06
Oh thats a wonderful thing to set them free! I understand that it also must have been hard since you have been taking care of them. But keep in mind they are supposed to live in the wild...
I think its great you took car of them!!
@xxdregas87 (3260)
• Italy
18 Dec 06
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I am sorry for her, but I think that I/you/he/she am better so, because it is natural abitat.
Have a nice day.
Bye.
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@oldboy46 (2129)
• Australia
2 Feb 07
It must be sad for you letting these go if you have been rearing them since they were babies ........... but they are better off in the wild as nature intended them to be. There will be plenty more orphaned animals once the drought breaks because all the skippies will come up near the roads and highways where the green feed seems to come first after a good soaking rain. anyone who looks after these orphans deserved a pat on the back and not too many people can do it so that they are returned to the wild.
@Adversa (406)
• Australia
21 Dec 06
I think it was ver noble of you to raise the roos in the first place, I canimagine you got quite attached to them while you were caring for them. It must have been hard for you to release them, so heres a hug.... HUG
I think you and people like yourself deserve medals (or perhaps something a bit better and a little more usefull). Keep up the work, its people like that make me proud to be human.
@trouble4u2avoid (2915)
• United States
19 Jan 07
wow, that's cool, thank you for taking care of those joeys and releasing them back as natured intended.