Inmates in the Seminole County Jail have been doing what they can to help Australia’a injured or orphaned kangaroos. Related video above: Food drops for wallabies in wildfires-hit areasThe Seminole County Sheriff’s Office shared a photo on Twitter Monday of inmates with a completed joey pouch. “Our inmates are making "joey pouches" for baby kangaroos orphaned during the Australian wild fires. Joeys spend nine months in their mother's pouches which are essential to their development. Some pouches have straps for rescue workers to wear while carrying the baby kangaroos,” the sheriff’s office said. Wildfires have been burning across Australia for months and have scorched millions acres of land, impacting half a billion animals in New South Wales alone. The fires have been particularly devastating for Kangaroos and koalas.