Seeing individuals give to animals in need makes me feel wonderful. Because animals frequently aren’t able to express gratitude for human kindness, it’s a selfless job.

But occasionally, animals come up with a sweet way to express their appreciation to their rescuers. A kangaroo, for instance, shook hands with those who helped save it.

According to Daily Mail Australia, David Boyd from Canberra witnessed a kangaroo in Lake Burley Griffin.

The kangaroo was unable to escape its stranded position in the chilly water. To assist the kangaroo in getting to safety, two courageous bystanders dove into the chilly water.

They took their time approaching to avoid startling the kangaroo. The kangaroo flailed its arms as they approached and attempted to catch it, but they managed to lead it to safety.

A third man assisted in bringing the scared and chilly kangaroo onto dry land and soothing it. When they sense danger, kangaroos may be deadly, launching forceful punches, jagged claws, and hard kicks.

Fortunately, it appeared like the kangaroo knew the men were trying to assist it. It even extended its paw as though to shake hands in a touching moment. ‘Aw, he’s thanking you,’ exclaimed the man filming the rescue.

According to Daily Mail Australia, the kangaroo need half an hour to come to terms with shock. However,

the Courier Mail was informed by witnesses that the kangaroo eventually hopped away without getting hurt. Watch the touching video down below: