Suteinu Joey  33 Posts
I need advice (and not judgment) regarding rehoming some of the sugar gliders I am caring for. I have an unofficial sugar glider rescue in Northern NJ. This started working in a pet store and giving homes to those who bought them and later decided they could no longer care for them. The problem is that I earned a reputation for this and have ended up with way more than I can accommodate any longer. I would like to find permanent homes for some of them and am unsure how to go about finding appropriate sugar glider-parents. I would like to charge a low adoption fee (just because I feel that “free” invites impulsive decisions). I have different sexes of varying ages from 6 weeks OOP (who still need more time with mom) to about a year old. I also have different color morphs including grey, mosaic, and cremino. All are on BML.
Any advice or leads would be so greatly appreciated, but please keep negative comments to yourself.
Suteinu Joey 33 Posts quote:
Originally posted by Bossihamham
I wish I knew this a few months ago. I live in northern nj. But I already got my gliders back in August. If I know of anyone who wants gliders I'll let you know.
I wish I had posted this earlier! Thank you for keeping an ear out, though.  Suteinu Joey 33 Posts quote:
Originally posted by Bossihamham
Where in nj are you. I'm wondering if I'll be able to take on a third glider. My husband and I will have to talk about it, but I would like to see if your close enough to have my gliders interact with one of yours. I don't know how they would react but it may be with a shot. Both my gliders are only 5 months old so maybe they'll take to a new buddy right away. I just don't have the means to get another cage and materials to do the scent swapping.
Hey, I am in Oak Ridge, NJ (07438) if that helps. The issue I see with introductions to see if they get along is there would be no quarantine period. There is a risk involved. Also, I have found that sometimes, slow introductions are best and might require more than just one meeting. sofiedigital Starting Member  7 Posts I am interested. I am a owner of a colony of 5, but I recently took in a 6 year old neutered male who lost his mate, and my colony is not taking to him nicely. As and as I cannot afford to buy a glider, I am looking to find one that needs a good home, because my poor little guy needs a mate, I was told his last mate passed away a year ago. All of my gliders so far have been rescues. I am in new york city and would be willing to come to new jersey and meet personally, I just really need a mate for my new buddy, he is a sweetheart. Please contact me if this is what you are looking to do, rehome gliders to a new home, as I am very interestedddd! I could even bring my male in a carrier for the ride so we could introduce him to one on the spot.... my name is Sofia, and my email is sofiedigital@gmail.com sofiedigital Starting Member 7 Posts This is Chip, my new little guy who needs a friend :-/ 
Animalgirl717 Starting Member 0 Posts Hey i was really interested in getting a mosaic and a standard or a pair of mosaics. Sex doesn't matter, my email is redlovesblue420@gmail.com let me know if anyone can help out. I rescue chinchillas so im a good home and i have had three years experience with gliders Suteinu Joey 33 Posts quote:
Originally posted by Animalgirl717
Hey i was really interested in getting a mosaic and a standard or a pair of mosaics. Sex doesn't matter, my email is redlovesblue420@gmail.com let me know if anyone can help out. I rescue chinchillas so im a good home and i have had three years experience with gliders
Hey, I just pm'ed you!  miclmac20 Starting Member 0 Posts Do you have any female babies available? miclmac20 Starting Member 0 Posts If you do have any female babies please write me back at miclmac@aol.com I am so interested in finding a cage mate for my Lilith ... to bad I am in Orlando Fl. Sure wish I could get one ..... If you know of or hear of someone close to me please give them my name ..... 
SiDzinhu Starting Member 0 Posts I'm really interested in getting one around 8 weeks old. I hope it's not too late to adopt one. Contact me sidzinhu@hotmail.com. Thanks! Johnlumbano Starting Member 0 Posts quote:
Originally posted by Suteinu
I need advice (and not judgment) regarding rehoming some of the sugar gliders I am caring for. I have an unofficial sugar glider rescue in Northern NJ. This started working in a pet store and giving homes to those who bought them and later decided they could no longer care for them. The problem is that I earned a reputation for this and have ended up with way more than I can accommodate any longer. I would like to find permanent homes for some of them and am unsure how to go about finding appropriate sugar glider-parents. I would like to charge a low adoption fee (just because I feel that “free” invites impulsive decisions). I have different sexes of varying ages from 6 weeks OOP (who still need more time with mom) to about a year old. I also have different color morphs including grey, mosaic, and cremino. All are on BML.
Any advice or leads would be so greatly appreciated, but please keep negative comments to yourself.
Hello my name is John I live in norther jersey and I would love to continue to care for 2 of your suger gliders if possible. I have 2 daughters and I brought a home not to long ago. They would get a lot of attention and love and have Alote of space. I've been reading alote about them including talking to vets to make sure I can handle caring for then. I will leave you my email. I will be waiting for your reply. JUMBANO76@AOL.COM penny thibodeau Starting Member 0 Posts Im very interested if you still have them. Please let me know. Thanks! layne.dahlia Starting Member 0 Posts Hello,my name is Layne. I am currently searching for a pair of sugar gliders and am having trouble finding them close to home. I live in Phillipsburg NJ. I was originally going to ship a pair from an adoption center in Texas, but figured if I could take them closer to home, why not? I was wondering what the one comment under your post was talking about when they brought up a disease? Do the gliders you have have a disease? Also, are there any bonded pairs, or at least two who like each other enough to go home together as cage mates? I have to tell you I am a first time owner. But we were all there once and you have to start somewhere with your first gliders. I have been researching them for around a year and would be happy to answer any questions you may have for me. I would love for the gliders to be pretty young, under a year. Unless you feel another pair of gliders who was super sweet would be better for a first timer!!  Thank you in advance, Layne Natkat23 Starting Member 0 Posts quote:
Originally posted by Suteinu
I need advice (and not judgment) regarding rehoming some of the sugar gliders I am caring for. I have an unofficial sugar glider rescue in Northern NJ. This started working in a pet store and giving homes to those who bought them and later decided they could no longer care for them. The problem is that I earned a reputation for this and have ended up with way more than I can accommodate any longer. I would like to find permanent homes for some of them and am unsure how to go about finding appropriate sugar glider-parents. I would like to charge a low adoption fee (just because I feel that “free” invites impulsive decisions). I have different sexes of varying ages from 6 weeks OOP (who still need more time with mom) to about a year old. I also have different color morphs including grey, mosaic, and cremino. All are on BML.
Any advice or leads would be so greatly appreciated, but please keep negative comments to yourself.
Natkat23 Starting Member 0 Posts Hi, I am looking to adopt 2 gliders. I am 33, own a big house in South, NJ. I am very responsible and will take great care of them. Would you be able to contact me ASAP in order to adopt? I appreciate your time. Thank you -Natalia
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