Chu has lived with our other kinkajou, Mishka, for her whole life! Previously, she was kept as a pet and was voluntarily surrendered when her owner relocated out of state. Kinkajous are nocturnal and are very loud animals. This makes it hard to keep around the house. They also require care that only exotic-animal-trained professionals can provide. The best way to see these critters is to attend one of our summer evening events!
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