Operation Rock Wallaby 🦘- #NPWS staff today dropped thousands of kgs of food (Mostly sweet potato and carrots) for our Brush-tailed Rock-wallaby colonies across NSW 🥕🥕 #bushfires pic.twitter.com/ZBN0MSLZei

— Matt Kean MP (@Matt_KeanMP) January 11, 2020

One happy customer 🦘🥕🥕🥕🥕#operationrockwallaby #AustralianFires pic.twitter.com/wtzMgeaX6D

— Matt Kean MP (@Matt_KeanMP) January 11, 2020

This is so GREAT. Unfortunately our president drops paper towels 😡😡😡😡

— Davey boy (@Kenshiro73) January 13, 2020

Beautiful! BTW, Dumping my vegetables out of a helicopter is a childhood dream of mine come true!

— Tony DiNono (@badger_proud) January 13, 2020

Air dropping carrots for wallabies good job but killing camels coz they drink water #nokillcamels

— Shabana Naveed (@mrsnaveed03) January 13, 2020

Such a great idea… Let’s help our wildlife as much as we can… And with lil acts of kindness it’ll bring a smile to ur heart… #ItsTheLittleThings that mean so much… 👍

— 🌈 R A E – R A E 🌈 (@RudeRayRay) January 13, 2020

Great til ya get twatted in the head by a flying carrot 🥕

On a more serious note, this is brilliant news for the animals 💕

— SJL Ⓥ (@ShonaLawson8) January 12, 2020

This action is highly appreciated. Such Nobal works are needed to make world a better living place.

— Akshay Sedani (@AkshaySedani) January 12, 2020

Beautiful. 💚 (But can’t help thinking what if animals get hit by the flying vegetables. 😂)

— M. M. Aalto (@aaltomm) January 12, 2020

Can you drop excess stock in India and Pakistan because we need it.

— Shubham (@Shubham96460900) January 13, 2020

Thank you sirs!! God bless and protect you all for your sacrifice.Prayers you be safe always.😇🙏🏼❤️

— Lyn Chun (@lchun01) January 12, 2020

They must be horribly confused though. Food coming from the sky.

— SmithnJones (@SmithMOJones) January 12, 2020

Put out those big plastic baby pools people have in their yards and add food and water.

— Sara Wells (@swells98226) January 12, 2020