


Wednesday Kinkajou
Wednesday is our oldest animal. She is a quiet kinkajou who enjoys her sleep. She, however, has quite the feisty side and can be very dangerous if provoked. Wednesday was unfortunately declawed by her former owner, in an attempt to make her “safer”, but Wednesday packs a lot of attitude into her small body and, when she continued to be too much to handle, she was surrendered by her owner to Carolina Tiger Rescue. Wednesday enjoys her peaceful life at Carolina Tiger, where she is left alone unless it’s time for dinner. [/et_pb_sidebar] Born March 25, 1988 Rescued March 24, 1993 Life StoryPictures How Wednesday Came to the Sanctuary Wednesday was a private pet before coming to Carolina Tiger Rescue but was surrendered to Carolina Tiger after continually biting her owner. Wednesday was declawed by her owners and now has arthritis in her nubby fingers as a result. Personality Wednesday can be very deceptive in her nature. She usually puts on a cute face for visitors but do not let that adorable face deceive you; kinkajous are very aggressive creatures that are also known as “The Devil’s Honey Bear”. Wednesday has been known to try to attack keepers and volunteers who get close to her enclosure and are not paying attention. Description Wednesday was born in 1988 in an unknown location and became a private pet at a young age. Despite her age, she continues to be aggressive toward people and things she does not like. Her first warning comes as a hiss and growl then she will lash out with her hands. Typically at the end of kinkajou fingers are...
Lola Kinkajou
Lola is one of our four kinkajous, who unfortunately had a rough start in life. We do not know where she originally came from, but she ended up in a backyard in High Point, North Carolina and was trapped in a trashcan before Animal Control brought her to Carolina Tiger Rescue. Lola is a very nervous kinkajou who takes a lot of time to warm up to new situations. She prefers the quiet life away from the tour path but is always ready to defend her territory when people come by to visit. [/et_pb_sidebar] Born July 26, 2008 Rescued July 26, 2013 Life StoryPictures How Lola Came to the Sanctuary Lola was rescued from a woman’s backyard in High Point, North Carolina. Animal Control arrived to find her lethargic and shivering in the backyard and called Carolina Tiger Rescue to take her in. Lola was understandably very scared; it still takes her a long time to warm up to new experiences and people. Personality Lola is very nervous and aggressive around new people. She will often launch herself at the enclosure fence to scare new people away. The keepers are working with Lola’s aggression by doing operant conditioning with her. Operant conditioning helps Lola establish a routine and helps her realize that she will be rewarded when she does things she is asked to do, making it safer and easier to care for her. Description Lola is the most reserved of the four kinkajous and the most elusive. She will spend the majority of her day in her den box, only coming out at night and when it is quiet. Lola is off...