FYI this is a rescue sanctuary. These animals are saved from horrible situations. They often have been mistreated & are scarred mentally as well as physically. This animal has a prehensile tail that it uses to hang itself, upside down! So all good.
That’s not the point. Monkeys also use their tails but we don’t hide behind closed glass and carry them by the tail. This isn’t aggressive, you couldn’t get close to an aggressive animal. Exactly for that fact that they were abused and mistreated they need even extra love and attention. I thought that’s why people start rescues. These poor babies probably got taken away from mommy early and this definitely isn’t a look of a happy animal. Karen from Useless farm is actually aggressive and she still gets more hands on attention.
@@miss0petersburg did it occur to you maybe this kind of animal or even specifically him, doesn't like to be held or grabbed at the body? He seemed perfectly fine and not stressed or hurt by what she did. She's the one that actually works with them. possibly bc of the trauma and the fact he's a wild animal he prefera this? No. You just see them holding the tail you assume its violence. Because your mind is self centered and ignorant. Your hearts in the right place but you need to start bringing your brain with it babe. And maybe then you could actually successfully run a rescue properly or know how.
She sits at the door to give him the opportunity to freely give his tail and go up to the door. She often does this; so if he hated her grabbing his tail this way he wouldn't let it stick into the door every time. He also would have reacted in some way which he didn't react or run away or resist at all. If she caused him pain he would hide or try to bite or vocalize. None of that happened. Next time, like I said; the heart is a powerful thing but if you run around using ur heart as logic as u just did; you're gonna demonize alot of angels and miss alot of reality. Good luck.
Years ago, kinkajou were sold in pet stores in Washington DC, my mom and dad felt so horrible for these beautiful creatures that they took two of them home and raised them from babies. when I was born to up to two years old, the kinkajou became very protective over me. Fortunately, a ban on owning them without being a rehabilitation center, my parents who were wildlife rehabilitators, but did not have a rehabilitation center, relocated to the National Smithsonian Zoo in Washington DC where they lived their lives out and as they got older, I got to visit them quite frequently. My parents name is still on a brick near the enclosure.
Exactly they work together because the kinkajou probably doesn’t want to get very close to her and she of course doesn’t want to be in his personal space. So they both understand that the tail is the best way to do it and no one gets hurt.
The video tells me that this guy isn't all that aggressive but the fact that it's named Arkham definitely convinces me that when this camera is off that thing terrorizes everyone. 😂
Bless your heart for rescuing all these animals. I did what one should never do. I bought an exotic pet without doing any research first because it was a baby and adorable. That pet was an Umbrella or Great White Cockatoo. Fortunately I was willing to put in the work and learn everything I could about them and how to care for them properly. Parrots of all kinds, but especially the different cockatoos, are a lot of work. You can’t just put them in a cage and feed them seeds. If you do you get a very socially unadjusted and sick bird. After all this research and putting into practice what I had learned with my parrot I began to look around and see all the parrots that were being neglected, abused and abandoned because people didn’t realize how much work they were, how long they lived (they are a lifetime pet) and the novelty of owning one had worn off. I now rescue parrots most of whom are a cockatoo of some sort. Cockatoos are very social and needy birds which is why they are the most abused and abandoned parrots out there. You however rescue so many different kinds of animals that require such different and specialized care. My hat is off to you. Well done.
So beautifully said, sweetheart! Thank you as well, for caring for the Cacatuida species of birds, as their highly sensitive. Rescue, Rehabilitation and Adoption, can be financially and mentally draining. Rewarding for the caregiver, but sadly under appreciated by many. It's truly a gift to be able to help these animals in dire need, and see some, able to manage on and flourish, in spite of what mankind has done to them. You have my sincere appreciation for everything you do, and please know... those difficult heartbreaking cases and moments of joy, are why the Lord placed you there 🤲 for them❤️🩹 in those moments! May God bless you and help support you in your work! 🙏 From a previously, Licensed Dept of Fish and Game Rescuer, in the High Desert 🏜 of So. Ca.🐢🦜🐦⬛🐕🐈🐎, one Umbrella🪽, & four Pr. of Ara macao😉.
And my hat is off to YOU for your own rescue operation. Thank you for furthering the amazing gift of demonstrating love and compassion to other feathered friends. Warmest regards... bless you.
No one should buy an "exotic pet" period, no matter the "research" level. Animals are not things and it'll never be right to buy them like objects and keep them for fun.
@@gooseii so I take it you have never owned a dog, cat, guinea pig, canary, budgie or whatever? Because they’re not things either. Almost all exotic and native pet birds in the pet trade have been bred in captivity for nearly half a century now. It is against the international CITES laws and illegal to take/import any sort of parrot from the wild anywhere in the world. Of course there is still trafficking in wild life happening but you rarely see those birds in pet shops as all birds have to be identified with registration numbers. That’s what the metal rings on these birds legs are for. Every single parrot in my rescue has one of these on their legs and everyone of these parrots is also born and bred in captivity as were their parents, grandparents to at least fifth generation back or longer. None of these birds would ever survive in the wild. There are thousands of these birds out there and they need to be cared for no matter what. They deserve that. I happen to agree with you that no animal today should be taken from the wild which is another reason research should be carefully done on any animal you buy including dogs and cats. The number of puppies and cats that come from horrific breeding mills is staggering. You care about animals? Why don’t you put your money where your mouth is and start doing something about animal mills and wildlife poaching by stopping this kind of cruelty in your own backyard before you start criticizing others.
Poor babies have been through so much stress and have most likely never experienced a regular routine and kindness from humans before.....She speaks to Arkheum w/a regular stress free manner as well probably something he has also never experienced before being rescued creating a environment for Arkheum to thrive as much as possible since he doesn't live within his natural habit...Thx you for giving Arkheum a much better life than he had before his rescue ❤!!!
For all you Mean people that don’t have a clue as to the circumstances or sometimes cruel situations, these precious animals have came from , you should Not make mean comments. Please take the time to understand why people have animal sanctuaries or animal shelters to begin with. Most People that have sanctuaries and/or animal shelters are helping to save the lives of many animals and get them out of bad situations. If your parents haven’t taught you the concept of , “ If you don’t have anything nice to say, you should not say anything at all.” Maybe you can learn a little common courtesy and respect here. May you have a blessed day. ❤
This is not really a sanctuary. She just takes in exotic animals and keeps them as pets. They don't seem to go to a more suitable environment. She just "rescues" these animals and keeps them in her house.
@@BenjaminBoxI don't actually care what she's doing as long as she's getting them out of a bad situation and taking care of them appropriately. Call it whatever you want. But she's obviously spending a lot of time and money on them, right?
Someone posts an educational video regarding animal care for a wild rescued animal and suddenly everyone in the comments is a zoologist, conservationist, and a veterinarian 😅
I for one, thank the Lord for that🙏!!! Their engaged and concerned with their well-being! As far more should be! Sadly, many of these God-given creations are though no fault of their own, taken from their natural environments, which is why they find themselves in these situations in the fist place.
The funniest thing is they aren’t, and they’ve clearly never worked with animals in their lives. It’s hilarious to see them spew off ‘facts’ that aren’t even true!
@@c.a.5808 No, most of them are uneducated on animal rehabilitation, and they're misrepresenting what we are seeing in the video. Anyone who understands what is happening here isn't leaving uncalled-for criticism.
For real, I'm a former zoo worker and am formally educated in exotic care and rehab. She's doing fab, the fact she even has this kind of routine and relationship with an aggressive individual speaks volumes, because the animal clearly trusts her to an extent for this to happen. I myself have a routine with a very aggressive ruffed lemur, and just like in this video, all seems calm, but if I broke from the routine or tried something different, I would probably get mauled 😂 and then some days they are just extra grumpy and decide they wanna fight regardless if you're doing everything right... I mean, she's wearing those gloves for a reason, and I bet there's a few scars under them 😂😂😂
Bravo!! It is clear that you have spent time training and working with Arkham. The trust of you is there and from you, a healthy respect of his boundaries and your own safety. Also, thank you for using the word “appendage” instead of word the “Ummm-actually-Karens” are trying to use to correct you. It is pretty obvious that you are trying to speak and educate the masses about how to respect these animals and not on vocabulary. Enjoy seeing your videos and appreciate all you do to ensure that these babies are finally in a safe space. ❤
@@LetheanschemeYea, did they delete their replies? Edit: I think I found a comment and they used the word prehensile! Is that it?? Some people really be splitting hairs out here if it is.
You are such a fantastic human. You have the trust and respect of these varieties of animals as you informatively talk to us about what you are doing, as you are doing it. He knew what you were going to do and he didn't react negatively. That's admirable. You have the correct PPE, knowledge and experience, but most importantly, the patience and love to ensure these little loves have the space and time to recover from their difficult pasts. Keep at it. You're great. 😊❤
Bless you for eternity for the selfless acts, sacrifice and love you give to really KNOWING and “reading” what your rescues need. All we need is love… and a bigger house!!!😅
It’s so cute how you can carry them by their tails without hurting them. The way they have their little hand-paws spread out makes it seem like they’re going AAAAAAA WTF ARE YOU DOING but his face is content and relaxed, he’s just taking in the scenery on the way to his kennel. He’s adorable 🥺❤️
I love when people actually have knowledge of taking care of their pets!!!! Most people will buy a new pet, without the knowledge of actually knowing how they SHOULD be dealt with!!!! This even applies with different breeds of the same animals, by their knowledge, they have learned how to deal with him!! I work with dogs, every breed of the same animal HAS TO be dealt with different!! I have 3 different breeds of dogs, I have a pitbull, a Border Coliie, and a Husky!! And, they are all 3 Awesome pets!! It's all about how you train them!!!!!!
I really would like to know how you deal with all the know it all, negative and hateful comments people leave. I have seen most if not all your videos and think you are doing amazing work with these animals. It takes a very special and loving person to do what you are doing, thank you ❤
Captain Kangaroo NEVER had this much trouble! Of course, he had docile, well-treated kinkajous on his program in the 1950s. I feel for these mistreated animals and applaud the efforts of their keepers in rehabilitating them into the lovely creatures they can be!
The word you were looking for the escaped your mind is prehensile. Meaning that it is like an appendage. They can wrap it on a tree they can wrap it around your hands around your wrist. They use it to hang from trees and anchor themselves to trees
Most people understand the word ”appendage," though they might have to look up the meaning of "prehensile," and not a lot of people will even take the time to look up a word's meaning when scrolling video shorts. "As an appendage" (meaning it won't hurt them any more than holding a monkey by the arms) seems like a great choice of words if trying to get a point across to the masses.
I agree, her choice was a nice meeting in the middle... and for some who love words & take pride in the size and quality of their vocabulary I am glad to have come across this thread 😅 because now I know the difference between, and similarities of them both appendage and prehensile. ❤ By the way 🎉 Happy New Year
Not everyone knows what a prehensile tail on a primate or marsupial is. She said appendage so idiots didn’t start bitching in the comments, apparently that was lost on other certain types of idiots.
if he isn't reacting aggressively, it means she knows how to handle him and is doing it correctly. that doesn't mean he isn't aggressive, it just means she knows what to do. you assume a lot from one little video my guy.
She knows how to handle him and he trusts her, plus they have a routine he's used to. I guarantee that if she steps outside that routine or someone he doesn't know as well tries to handle him he'll get mean fast. All her kinkajous are rescues and most have trauma before they came to her, aggression is a very common reaction to that
You can tell from one 15 second edited video? Unbelievable. Heck, Jeffrey Dahmer talked really polite to a woman for a whole minute one time. I'm sure you would vouch for him Hu?
I know nothing about these animals, but they are adorable, and if I saw one in the wild, I would absolutely try to be friends with it and call it 'sweet precious baby' Gonna go Google and see how stupid of an idea that is and how injured I'd be. BRB.
Since it's been a full day, I assume that you went out in the wild and tried to befriend one without googling and are now in the hospital. Best regards and heal well!
@marikiemarie7622 😂😂😂 there used to being in trees so make that make sense lol maybe Google them and then comment😂😂 Or are you saying that hers doesn't??
@ceekat7134 hers are rescued from people. Most were raided in captivity. These are social and generally calm natured animals. So they kinda do make good pets in general but vet care is hard to find and cost is expensive. These are spoiled and most have never been wild. They don't know anything but people. Soft blankets and not having to hunt for food. They wouldn't last a week in the wild. She takes thes outside and they will scream to come back in. I suggest you watch her specifically and not worry about what I know about the wild versions of these animals. That irrelevant
I absolutely love how the people that criticise or call it animals abuse, 1. Know absolutely NOTHING about animals. 2. Know absolutely NOTHING about animal care. 3. Have NEVER worked with animals before and 4. Don’t even bother to do research or check out the story on this owl.
I absolutely love how the people that comment, criticise or call it animals abuse, 1. Know absolutely NOTHING about animals. 2. Know absolutely NOTHING about animal care. 3. Have NEVER worked with animals before and 4. Don’t even bother to do research or check out the story on the animal.
Dang, i didn't know kinkajous were real things, I've only ever heard that word before in my books. Very interesting and cool looking animals! I love learning about new animals!
We rescued a Kinkajou many years ago and it was quite aggressive the first time several weeks. But by the time it was homed, it was sitting on my shoulder and just being a little mischievous. They are incredibly animals but they need a home where they have a committed owner. They are a high maintenance animal that needs proper care.
Going threw all your videos liking and watching the entire clip that’s how u all can help if u can’t donate watch the whole clip like share this incredible rescue so needs the support if u can’t donate take an hour or so out of your day please people ❤
This is the first time I've ever seen a video on a kinkaju. I had one when I was a kid. He was free to roam wherever he chose to go. He loved bananas. Thanks for the highlights on a very sweet pet.
Aww cute fella! Oh wait: "Kinkajous have canines comparable to a cat, but much stronger jaws. They can tear through skin, muscle, and into bone as easily as you can eat a sausage. Nerve damage and infection are almost certain. Bites are not a case of IF but WHEN. They will either latch onto a selected body part and lock their jaw like a needle-studded vice, or they will relentlessly bite you repeatedly over a larger area. Either way they are tough, fearless and extremely hard to deter or detach."
FYI this is a rescue sanctuary. These animals are saved from horrible situations. They often have been mistreated & are scarred mentally as well as physically. This animal has a prehensile tail that it uses to hang itself, upside down! So all good.
That’s not the point. Monkeys also use their tails but we don’t hide behind closed glass and carry them by the tail. This isn’t aggressive, you couldn’t get close to an aggressive animal. Exactly for that fact that they were abused and mistreated they need even extra love and attention. I thought that’s why people start rescues. These poor babies probably got taken away from mommy early and this definitely isn’t a look of a happy animal. Karen from Useless farm is actually aggressive and she still gets more hands on attention.
@@pandaozilla699you did not make any sense on your response to his concerns…
@chayalapin223 it's not a pet. What part of "animal sanctuary" did your tiny brain not understand????
@@miss0petersburg did it occur to you maybe this kind of animal or even specifically him, doesn't like to be held or grabbed at the body? He seemed perfectly fine and not stressed or hurt by what she did. She's the one that actually works with them. possibly bc of the trauma and the fact he's a wild animal he prefera this? No. You just see them holding the tail you assume its violence. Because your mind is self centered and ignorant. Your hearts in the right place but you need to start bringing your brain with it babe. And maybe then you could actually successfully run a rescue properly or know how.
She sits at the door to give him the opportunity to freely give his tail and go up to the door. She often does this; so if he hated her grabbing his tail this way he wouldn't let it stick into the door every time. He also would have reacted in some way which he didn't react or run away or resist at all. If she caused him pain he would hide or try to bite or vocalize. None of that happened. Next time, like I said; the heart is a powerful thing but if you run around using ur heart as logic as u just did; you're gonna demonize alot of angels and miss alot of reality. Good luck.
Years ago, kinkajou were sold in pet stores in Washington DC, my mom and dad felt so horrible for these beautiful creatures that they took two of them home and raised them from babies. when I was born to up to two years old, the kinkajou became very protective over me.
Fortunately, a ban on owning them without being a rehabilitation center, my parents who were wildlife rehabilitators, but did not have a rehabilitation center, relocated to the National Smithsonian Zoo in Washington DC where they lived their lives out and as they got older, I got to visit them quite frequently. My parents name is still on a brick near the enclosure.
That is so awesome ❤❤❤
I wish I would’ve known. Idk why the closed the one in Pg mall.
That's really amazing! Do you think they remembered you when you came to visit, or no?
This reads like your parents went to live in a kinkajou enclosure at the zoo where they spent the rest of their days 😂
I live in Maryland and the next time we go to the DC zoo I will definitely check this out
"We're gonna shut this"
Checks, double checks, then treble checks because Arkham has thumbs
Yeah I was happy to see how she really pulled on that door to be sure it would hold.
Thumbs really even out the playing field
I mean its name is Arkham. How many inmates escape from there? 👀 😂
@@BloodNoteabout 5 or so, cant say for sure tho
treble, triple, its all the same 🤷♂️
When they appear to not be aggressive and they are you know the handling is done appropriately..❤
Yes! Exactly!
Exactly they work together because the kinkajou probably doesn’t want to get very close to her and she of course doesn’t want to be in his personal space. So they both understand that the tail is the best way to do it and no one gets hurt.
666 likes! Good job everyone! The time of our dark lord and master is nigh! The time draweth near for his coming!
@@DjangoFreeman-t9h ja ja ja his time is now
@@alyssa2796do they not like humans?
I love the way she quadruple checked that kennel door.
Yes you can tell she’sbeen thru it with little Arkham 😂
@@nmg6248they have an opposable thumb 👍🏼 that’s why. Lol
They have thumbs!👍🏼 they can work latches like us!
Thumbs r good
The video tells me that this guy isn't all that aggressive but the fact that it's named Arkham definitely convinces me that when this camera is off that thing terrorizes everyone. 😂
😂😂😂
I just beat the first one 😮
Yeah Arkham Asylum 😅
This is the sign of a good handler.
Or hes a master jail breaker because all of the inmates escape Arkham 😂
Omg he gives you his tail 😭
🙄🙄🙄
It was so cute❤
@@sandrasalazar5935weirdo
Like a prisoner who gives you their hands to be cuffed first b4 they can leave the cell😊
@@michellelee6550 the rap sheet on this sucker is a mile long.
Bless your heart for rescuing all these animals. I did what one should never do. I bought an exotic pet without doing any research first because it was a baby and adorable. That pet was an Umbrella or Great White Cockatoo. Fortunately I was willing to put in the work and learn everything I could about them and how to care for them properly. Parrots of all kinds, but especially the different cockatoos, are a lot of work. You can’t just put them in a cage and feed them seeds. If you do you get a very socially unadjusted and sick bird. After all this research and putting into practice what I had learned with my parrot I began to look around and see all the parrots that were being neglected, abused and abandoned because people didn’t realize how much work they were, how long they lived (they are a lifetime pet) and the novelty of owning one had worn off. I now rescue parrots most of whom are a cockatoo of some sort. Cockatoos are very social and needy birds which is why they are the most abused and abandoned parrots out there. You however rescue so many different kinds of animals that require such different and specialized care. My hat is off to you. Well done.
So beautifully said, sweetheart! Thank you as well, for caring for the Cacatuida species of birds, as their highly sensitive.
Rescue, Rehabilitation and Adoption, can be financially and mentally draining. Rewarding for the caregiver, but sadly under appreciated by many.
It's truly a gift to be able to help these animals in dire need, and see some, able to manage on and flourish, in spite of what mankind has done to them.
You have my sincere appreciation for everything you do, and please know... those difficult heartbreaking cases and moments of joy, are why the Lord placed you there 🤲 for them❤️🩹 in those moments!
May God bless you and help support you in your work! 🙏
From a previously, Licensed Dept of Fish and Game Rescuer, in the High Desert 🏜 of So. Ca.🐢🦜🐦⬛🐕🐈🐎, one Umbrella🪽, & four Pr. of Ara macao😉.
And my hat is off to YOU for your own rescue operation. Thank you for furthering the amazing gift of demonstrating love and compassion to other feathered friends. Warmest regards... bless you.
No one should buy an "exotic pet" period, no matter the "research" level. Animals are not things and it'll never be right to buy them like objects and keep them for fun.
Thank you for being an advocate for those babies! ❤
@@gooseii so I take it you have never owned a dog, cat, guinea pig, canary, budgie or whatever? Because they’re not things either. Almost all exotic and native pet birds in the pet trade have been bred in captivity for nearly half a century now. It is against the international CITES laws and illegal to take/import any sort of parrot from the wild anywhere in the world. Of course there is still trafficking in wild life happening but you rarely see those birds in pet shops as all birds have to be identified with registration numbers. That’s what the metal rings on these birds legs are for. Every single parrot in my rescue has one of these on their legs and everyone of these parrots is also born and bred in captivity as were their parents, grandparents to at least fifth generation back or longer. None of these birds would ever survive in the wild. There are thousands of these birds out there and they need to be cared for no matter what. They deserve that. I happen to agree with you that no animal today should be taken from the wild which is another reason research should be carefully done on any animal you buy including dogs and cats. The number of puppies and cats that come from horrific breeding mills is staggering. You care about animals? Why don’t you put your money where your mouth is and start doing something about animal mills and wildlife poaching by stopping this kind of cruelty in your own backyard before you start criticizing others.
Poor babies have been through so much stress and have most likely never experienced a regular routine and kindness from humans before.....She speaks to Arkheum w/a regular stress free manner as well probably something he has also never experienced before being rescued creating a environment for Arkheum to thrive as much as possible since he doesn't live within his natural habit...Thx you for giving Arkheum a much better life than he had before his rescue ❤!!!
For all you Mean people that don’t have a clue as to the circumstances or sometimes cruel situations, these precious animals have came from , you should Not make mean comments. Please take the time to understand why people have animal sanctuaries or animal shelters to begin with. Most People that have sanctuaries and/or animal shelters are helping to save the lives of many animals and get them out of bad situations. If your parents haven’t taught you the concept of , “ If you don’t have anything nice to say, you should not say anything at all.” Maybe you can learn a little common courtesy and respect here. May you have a blessed day. ❤
Very well said and Amen 🙏👏
Period. Thank you for taking your time to spread this message
This is not really a sanctuary. She just takes in exotic animals and keeps them as pets. They don't seem to go to a more suitable environment. She just "rescues" these animals and keeps them in her house.
@@BenjaminBoxI don't actually care what she's doing as long as she's getting them out of a bad situation and taking care of them appropriately. Call it whatever you want. But she's obviously spending a lot of time and money on them, right?
Someone posts an educational video regarding animal care for a wild rescued animal and suddenly everyone in the comments is a zoologist, conservationist, and a veterinarian 😅
I for one, thank the Lord for that🙏!!!
Their engaged and concerned with their well-being! As far more should be! Sadly, many of these God-given creations are though no fault of their own, taken from their natural environments, which is why they find themselves in these situations in the fist place.
The funniest thing is they aren’t, and they’ve clearly never worked with animals in their lives. It’s hilarious to see them spew off ‘facts’ that aren’t even true!
@@c.a.5808
No, most of them are uneducated on animal rehabilitation, and they're misrepresenting what we are seeing in the video. Anyone who understands what is happening here isn't leaving uncalled-for criticism.
For real, I'm a former zoo worker and am formally educated in exotic care and rehab. She's doing fab, the fact she even has this kind of routine and relationship with an aggressive individual speaks volumes, because the animal clearly trusts her to an extent for this to happen.
I myself have a routine with a very aggressive ruffed lemur, and just like in this video, all seems calm, but if I broke from the routine or tried something different, I would probably get mauled 😂 and then some days they are just extra grumpy and decide they wanna fight regardless if you're doing everything right... I mean, she's wearing those gloves for a reason, and I bet there's a few scars under them 😂😂😂
The same people that cant tell a husky from a malamute.
Beautiful handling. Low stress on you both. ❤ I have worked with a couple different Kinkajous and they can be a handful when they are crabby/fearful!
agreed. he knows what to expect and nothing unexpected happens so everything is chill and every one is safe and happy
Bravo!! It is clear that you have spent time training and working with Arkham. The trust of you is there and from you, a healthy respect of his boundaries and your own safety. Also, thank you for using the word “appendage” instead of word the “Ummm-actually-Karens” are trying to use to correct you. It is pretty obvious that you are trying to speak and educate the masses about how to respect these animals and not on vocabulary. Enjoy seeing your videos and appreciate all you do to ensure that these babies are finally in a safe space. ❤
What word are you talking about? I scrolled a ways and didn't see any "actually it's called" comments trying to level up/nitpick "appendage."
@@LetheanschemeYea, did they delete their replies?
Edit: I think I found a comment and they used the word prehensile! Is that it?? Some people really be splitting hairs out here if it is.
I have total RESPECT and ADMIRATION for ALL you do in helping these beautiful and precious Animals. THANK YOU!!🥰
This is how I remove Arkham from his Asylum lol
You are such a fantastic human. You have the trust and respect of these varieties of animals as you informatively talk to us about what you are doing, as you are doing it. He knew what you were going to do and he didn't react negatively. That's admirable. You have the correct PPE, knowledge and experience, but most importantly, the patience and love to ensure these little loves have the space and time to recover from their difficult pasts. Keep at it. You're great. 😊❤
Appreciate all your hard work!
Thankyou for rescuing animals in need and giving them a home until they can go back to where they need to be ❤
Bless you for eternity for the selfless acts, sacrifice and love you give to really KNOWING and “reading” what your rescues need.
All we need is love… and a bigger house!!!😅
It’s insane that you have trained them like this and to be comfortable being handled momentarily
There has to be a crazy back story for this hardened convict 😂
That was so smooth. You are wonderful
Thank you for sharing. You take good care of them. I bet it's so much work. But very worth it❤
Ive met ferrets that the name Arkham would suit as well lmao
Poor guy, thank goodness you saved him! Beautiful ❤️ 🙏😍
Imagine the reason she double checks now 😂❤
Love the name Arkham! Love what you do! Keep it up!
Aww such a sweet boy who knows what to do! He seems like "alright fine, hurry up we both are uncomfortable 👀" 😂
It’s so cute how you can carry them by their tails without hurting them. The way they have their little hand-paws spread out makes it seem like they’re going AAAAAAA WTF ARE YOU DOING but his face is content and relaxed, he’s just taking in the scenery on the way to his kennel. He’s adorable 🥺❤️
I love when people actually have knowledge of taking care of their pets!!!! Most people will buy a new pet, without the knowledge of actually knowing how they SHOULD be dealt with!!!! This even applies with different breeds of the same animals, by their knowledge, they have learned how to deal with him!! I work with dogs, every breed of the same animal HAS TO be dealt with different!! I have 3 different breeds of dogs, I have a pitbull, a Border Coliie, and a Husky!! And, they are all 3 Awesome pets!! It's all about how you train them!!!!!!
I really would like to know how you deal with all the know it all, negative and hateful comments people leave. I have seen most if not all your videos and think you are doing amazing work with these animals. It takes a very special and loving person to do what you are doing, thank you ❤
That is hilarious, like a little state penitentiary resident he turns around and puts his tail out the door for a bed check. 😂
Wow! You can really tell this animal trusts her that’s so awesome!
Captain Kangaroo NEVER had this much trouble! Of course, he had docile, well-treated kinkajous on his program in the 1950s. I feel for these mistreated animals and applaud the efforts of their keepers in rehabilitating them into the lovely creatures they can be!
I find it fascinating that he willingly gives you his tail but is aggressive. I’m glad he’s safe.
The MUSCLES in their tails are INCREDIBLE, he bends from it like nothing. SERIOUSLY strong. Cute as hell, but I'D not want to handle one 😂
So freakin cool how he is trained to give his tail❤ smart little boogie
You are awesome lady:) thank you for everything you do:)
I love seeing how cooperative he is
I wonder why he's called arkham
Bless you & all ppl who dedicate their life to helping undo the pain ignorant fools have put upon these creatures ❤
I love your babies and kinkajous and sugar gliders are my favorites
What a great training job!! I applaud you! You can transport him without stress to the animal because of your training. That is amazing
The word you were looking for the escaped your mind is prehensile. Meaning that it is like an appendage. They can wrap it on a tree they can wrap it around your hands around your wrist. They use it to hang from trees and anchor themselves to trees
Most people understand the word ”appendage," though they might have to look up the meaning of "prehensile," and not a lot of people will even take the time to look up a word's meaning when scrolling video shorts. "As an appendage" (meaning it won't hurt them any more than holding a monkey by the arms) seems like a great choice of words if trying to get a point across to the masses.
@@afunlife9601this was needed ngl
I agree, her choice was a nice meeting in the middle... and for some who love words & take pride in the size and quality of their vocabulary I am glad to have come across this thread 😅 because now I know the difference between, and similarities of them both appendage and prehensile. ❤
By the way 🎉 Happy New Year
Not everyone knows what a prehensile tail on a primate or marsupial is. She said appendage so idiots didn’t start bitching in the comments, apparently that was lost on other certain types of idiots.
She definitely cares, she is waiting for his tail. I'm glad to know it's a sanctuary and she's helping.
Looks like he is less aggressive and prob more just selective about when and how he is handled. A good boy either way!
You know this from one 15 second video? Wow.
Looks like she knows him better than you do
if he isn't reacting aggressively, it means she knows how to handle him and is doing it correctly. that doesn't mean he isn't aggressive, it just means she knows what to do. you assume a lot from one little video my guy.
She knows how to handle him and he trusts her, plus they have a routine he's used to. I guarantee that if she steps outside that routine or someone he doesn't know as well tries to handle him he'll get mean fast. All her kinkajous are rescues and most have trauma before they came to her, aggression is a very common reaction to that
Ma'am you clearly do an excellent job caring for your animals. I have never seen a comment section, so quick to shut haters up. Tespect.
She's a pro!!
I love that even though you said he. Was aggressive he still gives you his tail to be moved
Smart little fella!❤❤
an aggressive kinkajou named arkham. perfection.
He's aggressive? 🙃 seams well mannered to me, you must not have owned a cat before 😂
Not a cat.
@emeraldsky956 duh bro. What I'm saying is.... a house cat is aggressive... this lil duuude is not aggressive
@@RoboArcI could show you a short clip of a serial killer sitting on a couch and say “He’s not killing anyone! What’s everyone talking about?” 😂
@@clicheguevara5282 Is choosing to be purposefully dense fun for you?
You can tell from one 15 second edited video? Unbelievable. Heck, Jeffrey Dahmer talked really polite to a woman for a whole minute one time. I'm sure you would vouch for him Hu?
Wow, that was smooth. Very informative.
I know nothing about these animals, but they are adorable, and if I saw one in the wild, I would absolutely try to be friends with it and call it 'sweet precious baby'
Gonna go Google and see how stupid of an idea that is and how injured I'd be. BRB.
Since it's been a full day, I assume that you went out in the wild and tried to befriend one without googling and are now in the hospital. Best regards and heal well!
What a well behaved little man he is! ❤
Will any be reintroduced to the wild? Is it possible?
Captive raised dont know how to forage and can introduce disease to wild populations.
Often when raised in captivity, no.
Lots of them are rescues from road zoos and neglectful owners. So sadly, no. Their first owners made sure they couldn’t be released.
@@Cthomp91 that is sad, they seem to intelligent & social to not roam freely with their family
Looks like an Australian brushrail possum
Brushtail possums live in my garden. Very noisy.
LOL. I never heard of that animal & if I saw one it would freak me out. You’re BRAVE!
Do they ever get to place their feet on grass or bathe in the sun? Seems they live heartbreaking lives.
They tend to not like being outside.
Well that doesn't make sense
@marikiemarie7622 😂😂😂 there used to being in trees so make that make sense lol maybe Google them and then comment😂😂
Or are you saying that hers doesn't??
@ceekat7134 hers are rescued from people. Most were raided in captivity. These are social and generally calm natured animals. So they kinda do make good pets in general but vet care is hard to find and cost is expensive. These are spoiled and most have never been wild. They don't know anything but people. Soft blankets and not having to hunt for food. They wouldn't last a week in the wild. She takes thes outside and they will scream to come back in. I suggest you watch her specifically and not worry about what I know about the wild versions of these animals. That irrelevant
I absolutely love how the people that criticise or call it animals abuse, 1. Know absolutely NOTHING about animals. 2. Know absolutely NOTHING about animal care. 3. Have NEVER worked with animals before and 4. Don’t even bother to do research or check out the story on this owl.
That was cute & seamless. As an exotics rescuer at Pixie Dust Ranch, I know firsthand how wrong that could have gone!
If that's how you have handled him his whole life that explains completely why he can be aggressive towards you
Their tails are prehensile. They hang by their tails in the wild. They're also very aggressive animals by nature. Don't let the cute face fool you.
@@morganfreeman5972yes. We know that, Capt Obvious.
Ummmm what? Lol
She rescues them from people who trafficked them, this is why she wears gloves; because they didn't treat them right and they can bite and scratch
I absolutely love how the people that comment, criticise or call it animals abuse, 1. Know absolutely NOTHING about animals. 2. Know absolutely NOTHING about animal care. 3. Have NEVER worked with animals before and 4. Don’t even bother to do research or check out the story on the animal.
That is so clever, and cooperative too lol ❤😊
Little dude just dangling there was so funny 😭😂 he was just chillin
His lookin around as he dangles is so cute
thank you for being so gentle with it❤
Wonderful...Beautiful animals
HE IS ADORABLE I CANT😭😭😭❤️❤️❤️
That's pretty cool. He knew what you wanted and he offered his tail.
Oh, I was thinking "what a great life" but now that it's an animal rescue props!
Dang, i didn't know kinkajous were real things, I've only ever heard that word before in my books. Very interesting and cool looking animals! I love learning about new animals!
omg he is such a good boy! you can tell he has issues and an understanding between him and the owner
...you can tell he has issues? Where?
You handle that like a professional
That was like, a quad check on that kennel lock. That thing is a beast. Be careful, lady…Bless
He looks like he was flying ❤
his little stretchy feets when he’s being held 🥹
He seems chill with you.
I'm glad u mentioned it's ok to grab them by there tail. It made me a little upset. They r so cute God bless yall
He gives her his tail cause he trusts her! How sweet!!!😊😊😊
Ooo what a sweet pet kind and wonderful companion 😂😂
Love the knowledge in that beautiful head of yours 🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤
We rescued a Kinkajou many years ago and it was quite aggressive the first time several weeks. But by the time it was homed, it was sitting on my shoulder and just being a little mischievous.
They are incredibly animals but they need a home where they have a committed owner. They are a high maintenance animal that needs proper care.
That name though I love it 🥰❤he’s a sweetheart.
Going threw all your videos liking and watching the entire clip that’s how u all can help if u can’t donate watch the whole clip like share this incredible rescue so needs the support if u can’t donate take an hour or so out of your day please people ❤
This is the first time I've ever seen a video on a kinkaju. I had one when I was a kid. He was free to roam wherever he chose to go. He loved bananas. Thanks for the highlights on a very sweet pet.
Very good gentleman, kudos to both of you!
I think he enjoys the ride from the door to the enclosure. He looks entertained to me.
I love his name ❤😊 such a sweetheart.
Thanks for helping 💯👍☮️
Thats awesome. Ive never seen them use thier tail before like that. That is so cool
Arkham is a fitting name for all of Gotham’s finest 😂
never heard of a kinkajou before! how cute that he gives you his tail >.
I have honestly never even heard of that animal .
The more you know - I guess .
Learn something new every day
The way he gives you his tail 🥺
Hes looking at the camera like ,"Why you snitchin to UA-cam ma!?"❤😂
Absolutely awesome ❤❤❤
Wow, a kinkajou’s tail is full of muscle!😲
Aww cute fella! Oh wait: "Kinkajous have canines comparable to a cat, but much stronger jaws. They can tear through skin, muscle, and into bone as easily as you can eat a sausage. Nerve damage and infection are almost certain. Bites are not a case of IF but WHEN. They will either latch onto a selected body part and lock their jaw like a needle-studded vice, or they will relentlessly bite you repeatedly over a larger area. Either way they are tough, fearless and extremely hard to deter or detach."
You're so jacksonville with your little friends❤
This exotic animal is a lot more chill about getting in the carrier than my cat
I love the double check it's very telling 😅
I did not know they were cool being held by their tails. Interesting, learn something new every day.