The internet is going gaga as a woman saves a Koala from an Australian bush-fire. She wrapped the koala in her shirt and poured some water over him protecting him from further harm.
Does it take a lot of effort for people to believe in humanity? All it took was a small animal to make humans believe in kindness and to redefine the virtue that makes the world a better place to live in. This time it was a Koala. Australia witnessed a bush fire on Tuesday that resulted in acres of forest burning down and the habitat of the wildlife in the area destroyed. The video where a woman saves a Koala went viral and people haven't stopped talking about it since then. The internet is melting over Toni Doherty's act of kindness.
Check out the video of how this heroic woman saves a Koala:
The Koala was spotted by Toni when it was trying to escape the fire and walking towards the road. The animal, however, walked back into the fire in order to climb a tree. This caused him with more burn injuries on his legs, paws and nose. Toni after seeing him climb back on the tree reached out and cover him with her own shirt. She along with other men poured water over him and saved him from further injuries.
The Koala species is said to have been the most affected by the fire that breaks in Australia as they end up climbing the tree. They have to walk past the same scorched earth even if they survive the fire when they come down. About 350 Koalas are thought to have died as a result of such fires. Various rescue teams have dedicated their work towards saving the Koala species.
Here is how people reacted after watching the video that went viral:
Being a woman is many things, one of them is accidentally coming across a video of a koala being saved from a bush fire in Australia and sobbing real tears in the car, in the car park before work.
Australian woman saves koala fleeing wildfires. Giving the scorched koala a drink of water and then pouring the rest on it's fur. What a heroine~ pic.twitter.com/hyNeOoKfWV
Human instinct and humane instinct sometimes are not one and the same, but I’m grateful we have kind people willing to risk their own safety to save another living creature. https://t.co/CiOSnMaxCQ
Video shows an Australian woman rescuing a #Koala from a bushfire in New South Wales. The marsupial has been treated for its burns and is still in "very serious condition," according to Port Macquarie Koala Hospital. https://t.co/9UkMleipkhpic.twitter.com/3eUWSegZCM
Just listen to his cries... He has a chance to survive because of brave actions of this lady. But countless other gentle koalas had nobody to come with rescue and died in fiery hell. The pain from realizing it is just agonizing. ??https://t.co/2d2fI4iOje
So heart wrenching!!! My heart breaks for this poor #koala. Blessings to the folks who took the time to save this beautiful animal, and I hope everything turns out ok! #australia#AUSTRALIAFIRES
Those little cries... heartbreaking ? Over 700 koalas have perished in the recent #bushfires Woman saves scorched koala in Australian bushfire https://t.co/1eIvVb8fkL via @YouTube
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