So about 2 years ago now I rescued 2 gliders that had not been handled and I was told were both males. These were my first gliders. Turns out they were a male and female and both in tact. They have had several joeys. I have kept 1 and found homes for the rest as they were old enough to find homes. I do not have a local vet that will fix either of them. There is a new male joey that I would like to keep along with the other male that I raised. I would like to find a home for mom and dad if someone is able to get one of them fixed at a vet. If you are able to take care of the vet I do not want money for them. I simply want them to have a good home and be able to not be reproducing every time I turn around. I am sure it is a lot on the mom but I fear if I separate them she will die of sadness. They are bonded to each other but not to me.

Just FYI if you keep more gliders.
females can't be fixed, to difficult and dangerous. Only males can be
neutered. Also my food OHPW suggests double the protein powder serving for
pregnant females for them and their joey.

the female will not die of sadness. but gliders are colony animals and
love the company of others.

im in oregon. where are you located?