Australian prisoners are rehabilitating animals that have been injured, abandoned, or even seized during police raids, in a unique program run through New South Wales Corrective Services.Up to 250 animals -- including kangaroos, wombats, emus and snakes -- are kept at the Wildlife Care Center inside the John Morony Correctional Complex, located about an hour's drive northwest of Sydney, which houses both maximum and minimum security inmates.Twelve minimum-security prisoners are carefully selected to participate in the program, which officials say teaches the inmates life skills and fosters …READ FULL ARTICLE