The Kangaroo Sanctuary — Attraction in Connellan

Had a great night with my Family with an old mate Brolga. This is not a zoo. This is about a true Gentleman’s love of animals in particular Kangaroos. Brolga is passionate about “all” animals and is providing a future for otherwise a likely death for Joey’s. You can be a part of his dream by taking the tour. Your support will ensure these Joey’s get a second chance at a natural life in the Bush. You will not be disappointed in anyway. If you can’t get to the tour you can donate to his cause to ensure these beautiful Joey’s get the chance in life they deserve. Remember these Joey’s Mothers met there fate through “road kill”. If you see Road Kill,pull up. There is a chance that there will be an orphaned Joey in her Pouch. Take that baby to the nearest town as there will be caters. Wrap the Joey in a pillow case and hold it as you...

Brolga is such a kind and caring person who truely has the kangaroos as the No 1 priority at the Kangaroo Sanctuary. If you expect this place to be like a animal park you will be very suprised. Roger is the big alpha Male who was one of the first Kangaroos that Brolga took in. I love it how one of the main points that Brolga educates visitors about is that you must always look at an injured or dead kangaroo of you find one as there is a very good chance that it has a living joey in its pouch. Out of all the things I have done over the years this is one of the best. Respect goes out to Brolga for what he has done. #LetsGuide #kangaroo #australia #animalsanctuary...

If possible, I'd give 10 stars! For months, we've been waiting to make a booking and it was absolutely worth it! The sanctuary was on the last evening of our trip in NT and it couldn't have been better! "Brolga" is such a great guy! His love for the kangaroos is evident. He is sympathetic and authentic and answers all questions in detail. The sanctuary is his vocation and he explained the importance to look after a joey in its mum's pouch when seeing a dead kangaroo along the road because they very often survive! And finally: the unforgettable moment to have a joey in the arms! You can pet them and they are incredibly cute! Absolutely...