'Suffering no more' - tough choices as Australia bushfires devastate wildlife


  • World
  • Thursday, 09 Jan 2020

Wildlife volunteer Janine Green looks for injured animals on a farm in Cobargo, Australia January 9, 2020. REUTERS/Tracey Nearmy

COBARGO, Australia (Reuters) - After observing a kangaroo limping in a creek bed with paws burnt by bushfires, wildlife volunteer Janine Green takes the decision that she never wants to make.

The loud crack of a rifle rings out across the barren, fire-blackened farmland in southeast Australia. The kangaroo slumps to the ground.

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