My school, a vocational agricultural highschool is getting sugar gliders. I have one, and have taught our vet science teacher all about them and have given lessons to all qualified classes on handling techniques. We have an extremely good program with all members active in the FFA, along with a new ag building that includes a special room for exotic animals, alls thats in there now is our ferret and our bunnies. They plan to get 2 babies, different sex, and neuter the male. They have a new 3ft by 3ft by 3ft cage available and we plan to have the babies socialized by a few different students at certain times of the day to get the used to being handled by different kids. They also set up a system that makes so kids can have their "animal" privelges taken away, which I don't think we'll have to use. I am bringing my girl, Dodger in on Friday to demonstrate care, etc once more.

Please tell me your thoughts on this and what we can do to improve our program. Thank you!!

Dodger

Follow Ups:

• For the good of the gliders, I have to say DON'T DO IT... but I know you will anyway... so you need to get a MUCH larger cage for them!!!!!!! n/m Heather 17:42:32 10/07/99 (0)
• Re: Gliders @ School rascal 15:29:46 10/07/99 (0)
• Re: Gliders @ School Kayci 14:26:57 10/07/99 (0)
• Re: Gliders @ School rascal 12:08:25 10/07/99 (1)
  • I agree, just a bit over protective. But, I will let everyone know how it goes. n/m ~Dodger Dodger 15:56:48 10/07/99 (0)
• Re: Gliders @ School Shianne 07:42:36 10/07/99 (5)
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