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rammsteinmiss Posted - Aug 21 2024 : 09:25:43 AM
Hi,

I was emailed about someone needing to rehome their male sugar glider because their mate died and the woman is no longer able to care for him and does not want him to pass away from being alone. I am still full when it comes to accepting and I have reached out to exotic rescues in Indiana and no one is able to take him. Does anyone here know of anyone else besides me that might be able to take him? I am still so full in my house of others that I have rescued.


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