Video of orphaned baby kangaroo jumping back into makeshift pouch wins hearts

An orphaned baby kangaroo named Bradley has delighted the internet with its “first” mini sprinting and looks like a character straight out of the animal kingdom. Shared by a user named Ken Rutkowski, the 39-second footage has resurfaced that has amassed over 18.3k views which is “too cute for words” as one of most adorable kangaroos from Australia starts to take his first hops at The Kangaroo Sanctuary in Alice Springs. 

In a precious moment, as Bradley’s human caretaker improvises his steps since the ‘roo’ lost his mother a few years ago, the infant's journey out of the sanctuary’s makeshift pouch is “beautiful to watch”. While the frolicker creature needed some convincing by the caretaker to get going with the pillowcase pouch used as a lure, he eventually mustered the courage to come out and say ‘hello’ to the world in the footage. With his tiny feet, he moves closer to the caretaker and signals to snug back in his pouch. “Omg! Hello little baby,” wrote a user. “Very precious,” wrote another.  

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Bradley has been released in wild

Bradley’s mother passed away in a deadly accident after she was hit by a speeding car. The infant was rescued and placed in a 188-acre kangaroo sanctuary, founded in 2005, in central Australia with other countless orphaned babies. The sanctuary has now released Bradley after he is strong enough into the wild. Several pictures of the adorable creature have been shared on the Instagram account of the sanctuary from when he was rescued. “Here is a little video of Bradley when he was a tiny baby,” the sanctuary wrote in a post. “Bradley’s release back to the bush with his friends went really well. Their place of release has lots of water and feed. We love you, Bradley,” it added. 

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