If you hit a kangaroo, pull over safely, put your hazards on, and take a breath—the animal and you deserve a moment of calm.
Check for injuries to you and passengers first; then only approach the roo if it’s safe, keeping well clear of claws and kicking range.
If the animal is alive, call a wildlife rescue service or police if it’s creating a hazard; do not attempt DIY heroics.
If the roo is deceased and it’s safe, move it off the road and check for a pouch—if there’s a joey, keep it warm and quiet until a carer or vet takes over.
Document the scene and damage for insurance, and report significant collisions—insurers and authorities like facts more than folklore.
Skip the water and bush remedies; your job is safety, calls, and caution.

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