If Caretakers Don't Get These Three Baby Koalas Back From A Thief They'll Surely Die
One of Australia's most famous animals is the cuddly koala
It's straightforward why individuals might need to hold a koala or attempt to keep one as a pet, however they're entirely the modest bunch. It's imperative that koalas remain out in the wild, or on the off chance that they're wiped out or stranded, are dealt with by a save association that is completely arranged to manage their difficulties
Samantha Longman of Wildcare Australia Inc. has been dealing with koalas so long that she knows precisely what to do to help them. Shockingly, a current break-in has abandoned her crushed as three of her darling koala joeys were stolen. Unless they're brought back soon, they won't not survive
One female and two male koalas were taken from Longman's home, where she was feeding the 14-month-old animals milk. Two of them are also in need of medicine to keep them healthy
Longman says of the baby animals, "They took the three friendliest ones. They just would have walked right up to them. They would have thought it was me going in there to feed them again. Now they are gone
Longman and other caretakers say the koalas would not survive in the wild and they fear the thief or thieves will just let them go. In interviews, she begs the people who took them to leave her a note detailing where the koalas are so she can continue their care
