An orphaned Kangaroo and a Wombat have found comfort to each other. ANZAC a baby wombat and Peggy have become best friends after sharing a bag together in the Rescue Center for wild life of Kilmore in Victoria, Australia. With little more than five months of age, ANZAC was brought to the Centre after being rescued in the cordillera of Macedonia. In the absence of his mother, ANZAC was laid next to Peggy and now the two sleep together. Lisa Milligan worker said that both are comforting the heart rate. She said: "There are a lot of young that have been orphaned for a series of reasons". One of the reasons why this surprising duo gets along is so well because they have a similar personality – ANZAC is very social, While Peggy is noisy and shameless.
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