Hi Everyone! I purchased a female baby glider only a few days ago. Unfortunately, I didnt research gliders at all and just bought on impulse, and now I am embarrassed to say that I'm not up for the challenge. She is adorable, but I am concerned because I dont want her to bond with the family and then have trouble bonding to another family. I spent over $600 for the glider, cage, food, heaters etc. but I would be willing to part with it whatever anyone thinks is reasonable, if I knew it was going to a good home and you live close enough so you could pick her up. I live in Dunstable MA, right next to Nashua NH. I thought about listing it on craigslist, but I would rather have it go to someone who knows and loves gliders.

Thanks so much! If you want to call me my number is (978) 649-3220

WOW a honest person :) This does need to be in the section that says my pet needs a new home though and will probably be moved there. But I do like that you are honest in saying that you are rehoming from impulse buying.

Like the honesty, but too far away sry.
Kudos on the honesty though!

I PM'd you, One they are illegal in Massachusetts, so please try to sell or give her to a NH owner. I would love to help you, please let me know.

This baby has new home. She will be going to the vet tomorrow.

Is she still available? I;m 2 hours away.

smells like Perfect pocket pets to me

please email me
kittyhatchet@hotmail.com

i would love to give a forever home to this joey

i just adopted a 2year old male glider and i would like to get him a friend,i do get up all night long to play with him,but i think he would love a friend, i have to get him fixed first,but if you have a cage for her,then i could take her,and i live right in dracut,ma,so i could pick her up

Just in case you all aren't aware, sugar gliders are illegal in Massachusetts. Please look into whether or not you are able to get a permit to allow you to have them...

thank you,i know i have a permit for this glider and i also have someone who lives with me with a nh licence,i def did my research and truly care,as if it was my child

Whatever you do and whomever you rehome her to, toss the heater. She shouldn't need it/them. Are you 100% sure you cannot do it? Sure they are some work but hey, so are kids and anything that is worth having is worth sucking it up and working for. I do hope you have a change of heart.

This is Zoey's new cagemates Jeremy and Lexie <BR>

This is Zoey now, she's around 4 months old, 60grams and doing great.

This is the glider from above (buyers remorse) She's a doll

Good to see she got a wonderful home.

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Originally posted by JeremyLexie

This is Zoey's new cagemates Jeremy and Lexie <BR>

This is Zoey now, she's around 4 months old, 60grams and doing great.

This is the glider from above (buyers remorse) She's a doll

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YAY!!!!

Double Yay! I love it when I hear a happy ending!!!