I classified this as anthros because even though they're technically non-anthro animals, once I put their personifications in there, they became semi-anthros so to speak. They are, in fact, human at heart and somewhat mind. In case you're just tuning in, I've got a new scene idea for my Shep story.
Okay, it goes like this: previously, Shep spotted a witch in his field. To stop him from telling on her, she turns him into a kinkaju. Fast-forwarding a little from here, Shep escapes, steals his kiss and turns back to normal. However, the witch is still looking for him. fast-forwarding a little more, Conlan wants the witch to put a spell on Shep (right now she doesn't know that Shep has turned back into normal, and is none the wiser of who Conlan is talking about). He pays her with a map to a great treasure. Little does she know, it's a fake. Fast-forwarding very far from this point, Shep is losing horribly in a fight against Conlan. Right before Conlan can administer his last fatal blow to Shep, the witch shows up angry. She transforms Shep back into a kinkaju, and turns Conlan into an aye aye. The two then continue to battle in they're animal forms.
It's a little off, considering that kinkajous are slightly bigger than aye ayes, but Shep is a very small person and only eighteen, and would not be quite a full-grown kinkajou yet. Also, Conlan is a rather large person, so I'd expect him to be a large aye aye as well. I messed up Conlan's hands so bad!!! They're HUGE! Over-look them please!
I tried to put a little bit of their human forms in them, so Conlan has his curled hair while Shep has his messy little supposed-to-be mohawk. I suppose Conlan would've done stripped him of his funny hat, so i didn't let him hang onto it this time.
I'll once again show you a picture of a kinkajou and an aye aye, just in case you don't know yet, or just wanna check my accuracy.
Aye aye (God, those things scare the livin' crap outta me...): [link]
Kinkajou: [link]