Following in Steve’s footsteps! Adorable images emerge of two-year-old Grace Warrior Irwin treating wildlife at Australia Zoo Hospital

Pictures have emerged of Bindi Irwin’s two-year-old daughter Grace Warrior lending a helping hand at Australia Zoo’s wildlife hospital.

The granddaughter of the late conservationist Steve Irwin showed Monday she is following in her famous family’s footsteps by treating an injured baby.

Other photos showed the toddler adorably using a stethoscope to check the health of his toy whale.

Grace’s father, Chandler Powell, 27, called the daughter he shares with Bindi, 25, “our caring veterinarian in the making!”

He added: “It’s amazing to see her connect and show empathy towards all species.”

In a comment on the post, mom Bindi credited Grace with her “beautiful, kind and empathetic heart” before joking that “the whale has made a full recovery!”

The sweet post comes after Grace’s grandmother Terri left fans ‘crying’ over a touching detail from her necklace.

Last week, the 59-year-old posed in a photo alongside his son, Robert Irwin, 20, in which they each tried on sunglasses.

But it was Terri’s pendant that caught the attention of commenters online after fans noticed she was wearing a photo of her late husband Steve.

‘Terry’s necklace!!! Oh my god,” one person wrote under the image while another added: “She truly still loves him with all her heart!”

“She really still lives it with all her heart!” another wrote with someone else saying, “Aaaaand now I’m crying.” Damn it!’

“Okay, this is going to make me cry, too late, I’m already crying!” yet another wrote with additional writing: “This necklace. My heart’.

Terri met her late husband Steve Irwin at the Australia Zoo in 1991 and fell head over heels in love.

The couple began dating and married eight months later in June 1992.

Terri publicly marked the 17th anniversary of Steve’s death last year, on September 4, with a solemn tribute.

The wildlife star shared a rarely seen photo of Steve sitting crouched in a shed with a dog next to him, with a light illuminating him.

Terri kept it brief but deeply meaningful on the 17th anniversary of her husband’s death, leaving the caption “In loving memory of Steve” with just a red love heart.

Steve tragically died when a stingray barb pierced his chest on September 4, 2006, while he was filming near Batt Reef, Queensland, in his native Australia.

He was only 44 years old then.