



Does anyone remember Kinshasa? You can read the posts about her arrival and various antics here: (scroll down past chuppa chups)
http://bonobohandshake.blogspot.com/2009_04_01_archive.html
well Rob Leyland from the British Embassy has sent photos!! and she looks so beautiful and big!! I just love seeing the bonobos grow up year after year.
Kinshasa just had an unbreakable spirit. who knows what she went through after she lost her mother and was kidnapped from the forest - but from the minute she arrived at Lola, she was just so full of life and joy - so different to some of the orphans that arrive that take months of rehabilitation!
she is soooooo beautiful!!! even if she did make me chase her round the sanctuary for hours!!