"I could see she had sore feet and was in trouble, so I pulled over the fire truck. She just plonked herself down, as if to say 'I'm beat'," he said.
"I offered her a drink and she drank three bottles.
"The most amazing part was when she grabbed my hand. I will never forget that."
Sam now lives at the Mountain Ash Wildlife Shelter, where she was treated for burned paws. She is expected to recover and could be released back into the wild in about five months. Link -Thanks, Larfin Jackarse!
(image credit: Mark Pardew)
I believe that Sam would make an excellent spokeskoala for forest fires.
It is not cute at all.
Oh I know it is, I know it looks cute, but realy the Drop Bears, don't do this sort of thing.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-XSPx7S4jr4
And to the Indonesian forensics team who have gone to help identifying the dead.