Sugar Glider for sale in Town Creek, North Carolina | $350

FAQs About Our Sugar Gliders

What are Sugar Gliders?

Sugar Gliders are small, nocturnal marsupials native to Australia and New Guinea. They are known for their incredible ability to glide through the air, thanks to their special membrane that stretches from their wrists to their ankles.

How many Sugar Gliders do you have available?

We have a total of 5 Sugar Gliders available for adoption. This includes 2 males (one is a little over a year old and the other is 6 months old) and 3 females (one is a little over a year old, another is 6 months old, and the third is a newborn).

What is the price for adopting a Sugar Glider?

The price for adopting one of our Sugar Gliders is $350. This fee helps cover the care and maintenance of our pets.

Are your Sugar Gliders well-socialized?

Yes! All of our Sugar Gliders have been handled and loved regularly. They are accustomed to human interaction and are in a loving environment.

What kind of care do your Sugar Gliders receive?

We ensure that our Sugar Gliders are well taken care of. Their cage is located in our living room for constant interaction, and we watch their diet closely, providing them with natural and organic food options.

What is the location of the Sugar Gliders for adoption?

The Sugar Gliders are located in Leland, Town Creek, Brunswick County, North Carolina, United States.

Can you explain more about their diet?

Our Sugar Gliders are on a carefully monitored diet consisting of natural and organic foods. We prioritize their health and wellbeing by ensuring they receive proper nutrition.

Are Sugar Gliders good pets for families?

Sugar Gliders can make excellent family pets if cared for properly. They are social animals that thrive on interaction and love, making them an affectionate addition to any family.

How can I prepare for bringing a Sugar Glider home?

Before bringing a Sugar Glider home, it's important to prepare a suitable cage, ensure you have the right diet, and dedicate time for socialization and bonding with your new pet. Researching their needs will help you provide a happy home.