Coati Mundi
Casper: Wyoming Humane Society Confiscation—Casper is a male Coati Mundi, far from what would be his native home in Central America. He was found running loose at the Casper, Wyoming airport. When no one came forth to claim him he was slated to be put down by the local humane society. TWAS came to the rescue, providing Casper with a loving home.
Sassy: Tennessee Humane Society Confiscation—Sassy was being kept as a pet in Tennessee. When her owners realized that wild animals do not make good pets, she was taken to the humane society. TWAS was contacted and took her in, giving her a permanent home.
Maurice: Private Surrender- Maurice is a male Coati-mundi and was found far from what would be his native home in Central America. He was discovered running around at a warehouse in downtown Denver and was probably being kept as someone’s pet and had gotten loose. The people who found Maurice called TWAS right away and we gladly took him. Maurice now lives freely at the Sanctuary, and enjoys the company of other rescued Coati-Mundis.
Jenny & Jami: Colorado Private Surrender - Jenny and Jami were kept at a private facility until such time that it became evident to their owners they needed special licensing to keep Coati Mundi. The Colorado Division Of Wildlife made sure the owners surrendered them to the Sanctuary so they could live with the Sanctuary’s thriving Coati Mundi troupe.
