Australian prison inmates care for abandoned animals An Australian prison rehabilitates inmates by having them care for native animals that have been abandoned, attacked by prey, injured in a car accident or even seized in a drug bust. Kangaroos, emus, wombats, snakes and cockatoos are just some of the wildlife brought back to health by prisoners at the John Morony Correctional Complex north of Sydney, which can house up to 250 animals. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES