article_snippet: The Wildcare rescuers managed to save the youngster and remove a hunting arrow pierced through the jaw and into the shoulder from the youngster this week .
article_snippet: the youngster is currently being taken care of and on the road to recovery before being released back into the wild .
article_snippet: The still-mobile eastern grey had collapsed on a driveway but was safely tranquilised by rescuers before being transported to West Queanbeyan veterinary hospital where a hunting arrow pierced through the jaw and into the shoulder was removed.
article_snippet: The sharp object had only torn through the youngster skin of the shoulder and had missed the youngster bone and muscle.
article_snippet: Wildcare macropod coordinator Helen Stevens told Daily Mail Australia the youngster is on the road to recovery and will be under supervision before releasing the youngster back into the wild.
article_snippet: ‘the youngster’s recovering well