A woman in Wisconsin reunited with her pet kangaroo after the animal escaped into a forest for several days. Advertisement

After catching up with kangaroo Chesney's owner Saturday night, here's a look at how he was found, what he's been up to since getting home, and more.

NECEDAH, Wis. — A kangaroo that escaped from a Juneau County farm remains on the loose after a second day of intensive search efforts yielded only brief sightings of the frightened animal.

A pet kangaroo that escaped in Juneau County is back home. Sunshine Farm owner Debbie Marland says Chesney bolted after being spooked by two hunting dogs,

Chesney the kangaroo is back home safe at Sunshine Farm in Necedah after a three-day search. The kangaroo escaped from the farm March 25, leading to a grueling search for owner Debby Marland and employee Stacy Brereton.

A kangaroo that escaped from his home at Sunshine Farm in Necedah has been safely returned after a multi-day search effort that involved volunteers, drone technology

Sunshine Farm petting zoo in Necedah, Wisconsin, saw Chesney the kangaroo jump out of his enclosure and hop into the woods after being spooked.

A lost kangaroo is venturing into uncharted territory through the wilds of central Wisconsin. Chesney, a pants-wearing kangaroo, escaped from his home at the Sunshine Farm petting zoo in Necedah, Wisconsin,