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Kangaroo sporting trendy denim diaper escapes Wisconsin petting zoo

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Last updated: March 27, 2026 12:13 am
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Published: March 27, 2026
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He had enough.

Police are searching for a diaper-wearing kangaroo who remains on the lam after he pulled off a “full-on prison break” from a Wisconsin zoo, according to authorities.

The crazy kangaroo, Chesney, escaped from Sunshine Farm petting zoo in Necedah, according to the zoo and the Juneau County Sheriff’s Office.


Kangaroo wearing denim diaper-style pants indoors.
The kangaroo named Chesney escaped from Sunshine Farm petting zoo in Necedah on Wednesday. Sunshine Farm – Necedah

The roo — pictured suited up in a denim diaper in an image released by the department — was last spotted “bouncing through the area of 23rd & 9th like he’s training for the Olympics,” the department wrote.

Sunshine Farm, located about 90 miles from Madison, first posted about Chesney’s daring escape on Wednesday and wrote that drone searches for the mammal weren’t “picking anything up.”

The zoo clarified that Chesney appeared to have vanished without his diaper on.

“I’m sure he is cold and scared beyond belief. He has never been outside at night or in the dark,” the petting zoo wrote.


A kangaroo wearing jean-patterned pants stands on its hind legs at a kitchen counter.
The kangaroo has been spotted in the local area a few times, but attempts to capture him have failed so far. Sunshine Farm – Necedah

The elusive kangaroo had been spotted in the local area a few times, but attempts to capture him have failed so far.

Sunshine Farm offered an update late Thursday that Chesney was spotted on a street corner “a house over” from where he was spotted earlier that morning.

The zoo urged anyone who sees Chesney to call them.

“He is not mean or dangerous, but very scared. Calling him should not scare him, but definitely don’t chase,” the zoo said.

“The calmer you stay, the calmer he will stay.”

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