Countless injured and orphaned animals were left behind after the Australian fires, prompting the rescue and care of joeys by dedicated human carers.
Synopsis
Countless injured and orphaned animals were left behind after the Australian fires, prompting the rescue and care of joeys by dedicated human carers.
Synopsis
Alex Cearns OAM, a renowned animal photographer, works with Wildlife Care WA Inc. to care for orphaned kangaroos in Australia. Following devastating fires, countless joeys are left injured and alone. Cearns and her team of human carers provide support and rehabilitation to these animals. The film presents the challenges and rewards of kangaroo care in a unique environment. It runs for 9 minutes and was directed by Stephanie Senior in 2020.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Alex Cearns, a leading animal advocate.
- Find out how joeys are cared for after fires.
- See the impact of wildlife care in Australia.
Did You Know
- The film features the work of Wildlife Care WA Inc.
- Alex Cearns OAM is a world-renowned animal photographer.
- The documentary has a duration of 9 minutes.
- Australia's fires left countless injured and orphaned animals.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who leads the kangaroo care efforts in the documentary Raising Joey?
Alex Cearns OAM, a world-renowned animal photographer and advocate for rescued animals, leads the kangaroo care efforts.
What organization is featured in Raising Joey for animal rescue?
Wildlife Care WA Inc. is the organization featured in the documentary for its work in animal rescue.
What year was the documentary Raising Joey released?
Raising Joey was released in 2020.
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