Sally, Johnny, & Gramps

This sugar glider trio is a bonded family & will not be separated. They have pretty great temperaments & will make a lovely addition to the right family! Our adoption process includes review of your cage, supplies, diet, and general knowledge of sugar glider care in order to make sure that you have all the right tools & resources for their wellbeing. More about them individually:<br/><br/>Sally - A “white-faced blonde” colored female. Estimated to be a young adult 1-4yrs old. She is the most shy/flighty of the group but she’s still a very tame glider! Has not nipped at me or crabbed once. Allows petting during tent time. <br/>Johnny - A “powdered mosaic” with a split line (clear change in color across his back) pretty rare & unique. He appears to be a carbon copy of Gramps! Most likely he’s the son. He’s estimated to be a young adult 1-4yrs old as well. He’s the most adventurous & brave of the group! He gave me a little taste nip during feeding once. Sometimes gliders bite at you very gently to investigate, similar to a cat giving “love bites”. He has not crabbed once, even when medicating him! <br/>Gramps - This guy appears to be older but he doesn’t seem “very old”. Estimated 5-7yrs. He could be dad to both youngsters but we can’t be sure if they’re from the same litter, different ages, or if the female was brought in for breeding. Background info on these guys was very limited. Gramps was most likely used as a breeder due to his highly desirable color traits, and possibly the group was rehomed when the owners were done producing babies. We only know that a vet tech took in the bunch & she kept them a year before having to move & reaching out to us for surrender. The names, ages, & relation of the gliders was unknown. “Gramps” came to her with some old injuries - a half tail & a bad eye. Both are healed, have been cleared by 2 vets, and there is no treatment necessary. The paperwork from her vet was not handed over with the gliders so we made sure to have our vet exam Gramps thoroughly during his visit. He had some teeth missing from old extractions but the rest of his teeth were in good shape. His eye is fine, she said. Not an infection or a cataract, it just looks like an injured/healed membrane. Both boys were neutered and we ran a fecal test on 1 which came back negative for parasites. <br/><br/>If you're new to sugar gliders we can definitely help you navigate finding all the correct info. If you're experienced with sugar gliders, please be patient thru the screening process. I have questions to ensure these guys receive proper care. Sadly many people do research but still don't know the best information so I will be diligent to make sure you're aware of the important things. Many people also jump into gliders way too quickly because they’re “so cute” and we will be extra diligent with this beautiful group to make sure it isn’t an impulse decision. <br/><br/>Please send a message if you're interested, sharing some info about yourself! Do you have previous experience with gliders? Do you have gliders currently? Do you have a cage already? If you have supplies prepared please let me know the specific items/brands you have! Have you decided which diet to follow? Do you have questions for me?

This sugar glider trio is a bonded family & will not be separated. They have pretty great temperaments & will make a lovely addition to the right family! Our adoption process includes review of your cage, supplies, diet, and general knowledge of sugar glider care in order to make sure that you have all the right tools & resources for their wellbeing. More about them individually:

Sally - A “white-faced blonde” colored female. Estimated to be a young adult 1-4yrs old. She is the most shy/flighty of the group but she’s still a very tame glider! Has not nipped at me or crabbed once. Allows petting during tent time.
Johnny - A “powdered mosaic” with a split line (clear change in color across his back) pretty rare & unique. He appears to be a carbon copy of Gramps! Most likely he’s the son. He’s estimated to be a young adult 1-4yrs old as well. He’s the most adventurous & brave of the group! He gave me a little taste nip during feeding once. Sometimes gliders bite at you very gently to investigate, similar to a cat

This sugar glider trio is a bonded family & will not be separated. They have pretty great temperaments & will make a lovely addition to the right family! Our adoption process includes review of your cage, supplies, diet, and general knowledge of sugar glider care in order to make sure that you have all the right tools & resources for their wellbeing. More about them individually:

Sally - A “white-faced blonde” colored female. Estimated to be a young adult 1-4yrs old. She is the most shy/flighty of the group but she’s still a very tame glider! Has not nipped at me or crabbed once. Allows petting during tent time.
Johnny - A “powdered mosaic” with a split line (clear change in color across his back) pretty rare & unique. He appears to be a carbon copy of Gramps! Most likely he’s the son. He’s estimated to be a young adult 1-4yrs old as well. He’s the most adventurous & brave of the group! He gave me a little taste nip during feeding once. Sometimes gliders bite at you very gently to investigate, similar to a cat giving “love bites”. He has not crabbed once, even when medicating him!
Gramps - This guy appears to be older but he doesn’t seem “very old”. Estimated 5-7yrs. He could be dad to both youngsters but we can’t be sure if they’re from the same litter, different ages, or if the female was brought in for breeding. Background info on these guys was very limited. Gramps was most likely used as a bre