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Raising Joey tells the story of injured and orphaned animals in Australia following devastating fires. The film focuses on rescued joeys and their adoption by human carers, emphasizing the work of Wildlife Care WA Inc. Alex Cearns OAM, a renowned animal photographer and advocate, guides viewers through the unique world of kangaroo care.
The documentary runs for 9 minutes and features Alex Cearns as the main figure. It captures the emotional connections formed between humans and rescued joeys, illustrating the efforts made to rehabilitate these animals and the importance of wildlife care in the aftermath of environmental disasters.
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.
Perfect For
Animal rescue enthusiastsWildlife photographersNature lovers