Energetic, curious, and active, she well deserves her name, which means "spirit" and/or "sacred dancer" in Hopi. She was purchased in poor health, having been barely looked after. With some careful attention from her handler, his companions, and the rest of the members of her new pack, she was quick to recover. She was given the nickname Kaya, which means "elder sister" in Hopi, because she looks so similar to her handler's other Tokota, Soyala. The two were quick to be friends, and have a close sibling-like relationship. She keeps up well with younger Tokotas, but also has wisdom on her side, enough to not bother older Tokos. She's quick to make friends, which means she's usually the first to greet new creatures, try new things, or go new places.