Constable Scott Mason Case Study

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The bond between a parent and child is extremely important. This bond is also evident in the animal kingdom. Unfortunately, tragic strikes, and a baby is left without a mother. The good news is that many people step in and act as a surrogate mother. Constable Scott Mason acts as a surrogate parent to a baby kangaroo.

Constable Scott Mason had been working at the Cue Police Station for a few weeks when he noticed a baby kangaroo. The kangaroo's mother had died, and he was left to fend for himself. Constable Scott was determined to not let this baby be neglected. He cares for the kangaroo, and the two have a bond that will put a smile on anyone's face.

When Constable Scott first found the kangaroo, he did not know if the baby would make it.

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