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Sugar Gliders are tree-dwelling possums from Australia and Indonesia. They sail through the air with "wings" made of extra skin much like a flying squirrel, but the two species aren't related! These little nocturnal, omnivorous friends are kept as pets in many parts of the world, although the owning of them in Australia is illegal due to laws about conserving native Australian species.

Sugar Gliders are tree-dwelling possums from Australia and Indonesia. They sail through the air with "wings" made of extra skin much like a flying squirrel, but the two species aren't related! These little nocturnal, omnivorous friends are kept as pets in many parts of the world, although the owning of them in Australia is illegal due to laws about conserving native Australian species.

Sugar Gliders are tree-dwelling possums from Australia and Indonesia. They sail through the air with "wings" made of extra skin much like a flying squirrel, but the two species aren't related! These little nocturnal, omnivorous friends are kept as pets in many parts of the world, although the owning of them in Australia is illegal due to laws about conserving native Australian species.

Sugar Gliders are tree-dwelling possums from Australia and Indonesia. They sail through the air with "wings" made of extra skin much like a flying squirrel, but the two species aren't related! These little nocturnal, omnivorous friends are kept as pets in many parts of the world, although the owning of them in Australia is illegal due to laws about conserving native Australian species.

Sugar Gliders are tree-dwelling possums from Australia and Indonesia. They sail through the air with "wings" made of extra skin much like a flying squirrel, but the two species aren't related! These little nocturnal, omnivorous friends are kept as pets in many parts of the world, although the owning of them in Australia is illegal due to laws about conserving native Australian species.

Sugar Gliders are tree-dwelling possums from Australia and Indonesia. They sail through the air with "wings" made of extra skin much like a flying squirrel, but the two species aren't related! These little nocturnal, omnivorous friends are kept as pets in many parts of the world, although the owning of them in Australia is illegal due to laws about conserving native Australian species.

A skunk may seem a strange choice for a pet, but for those who keep these special friends, they are as good in-home companions as a cat or a dog! They are smart, curious, and mischievous. Native to the Americas, skunks are a rare pet. If you're interested in owning one, first check your state/country/province to see if it is legal to keep one or if it's legal to amputate the scent glands that cause that troublesome stink.​

A skunk may seem a strange choice for a pet, but for those who keep these special friends, they are as good in-home companions as a cat or a dog! They are smart, curious, and mischievous. Native to the Americas, skunks are a rare pet. If you're interested in owning one, first check your state/country/province to see if it is legal to keep one or if it's legal to amputate the scent glands that cause that troublesome stink.​

A skunk may seem a strange choice for a pet, but for those who keep these special friends, they are as good in-home companions as a cat or a dog! They are smart, curious, and mischievous. Native to the Americas, skunks are a rare pet. If you're interested in owning one, first check your state/country/province to see if it is legal to keep one or if it's legal to amputate the scent glands that cause that troublesome stink.​

A skunk may seem a strange choice for a pet, but for those who keep these special friends, they are as good in-home companions as a cat or a dog! They are smart, curious, and mischievous. Native to the Americas, skunks are a rare pet. If you're interested in owning one, first check your state/country/province to see if it is legal to keep one or if it's legal to amputate the scent glands that cause that troublesome stink.​

A skunk may seem a strange choice for a pet, but for those who keep these special friends, they are as good in-home companions as a cat or a dog! They are smart, curious, and mischievous. Native to the Americas, skunks are a rare pet. If you're interested in owning one, first check your state/country/province to see if it is legal to keep one or if it's legal to amputate the scent glands that cause that troublesome stink.​

A skunk may seem a strange choice for a pet, but for those who keep these special friends, they are as good in-home companions as a cat or a dog! They are smart, curious, and mischievous. Native to the Americas, skunks are a rare pet. If you're interested in owning one, first check your state/country/province to see if it is legal to keep one or if it's legal to amputate the scent glands that cause that troublesome stink.​

A skunk may seem a strange choice for a pet, but for those who keep these special friends, they are as good in-home companions as a cat or a dog! They are smart, curious, and mischievous. Native to the Americas, skunks are a rare pet. If you're interested in owning one, first check your state/country/province to see if it is legal to keep one or if it's legal to amputate the scent glands that cause that troublesome stink.​

There are many different kinds of domesticated rabbits, they have been popular family pets for centuries. Domestic bunnies are NOT wild rabbits and visa versa. Rabbits raised as pets will not survive in the wild and should not be released. If you find you can't care for your bun, finding it a new keeper or giving it to a domesticated rabbit rescue is the best option.

There are many different kinds of domesticated rabbits, they have been popular family pets for centuries. Domestic bunnies are NOT wild rabbits and visa versa. Rabbits raised as pets will not survive in the wild and should not be released. If you find you can't care for your bun, finding it a new keeper or giving it to a domesticated rabbit rescue is the best option.

There are many different kinds of domesticated rabbits, they have been popular family pets for centuries. Domestic bunnies are NOT wild rabbits and visa versa. Rabbits raised as pets will not survive in the wild and should not be released. If you find you can't care for your bun, finding it a new keeper or giving it to a domesticated rabbit rescue is the best option.

There are many different kinds of domesticated rabbits, they have been popular family pets for centuries. Domestic bunnies are NOT wild rabbits and visa versa. Rabbits raised as pets will not survive in the wild and should not be released. If you find you can't care for your bun, finding it a new keeper or giving it to a domesticated rabbit rescue is the best option.

There are many different kinds of domesticated rabbits, they have been popular family pets for centuries. Domestic bunnies are NOT wild rabbits and visa versa. Rabbits raised as pets will not survive in the wild and should not be released. If you find you can't care for your bun, finding it a new keeper or giving it to a domesticated rabbit rescue is the best option.

There are many different kinds of domesticated rabbits, they have been popular family pets for centuries. Domestic bunnies are NOT wild rabbits and visa versa. Rabbits raised as pets will not survive in the wild and should not be released. If you find you can't care for your bun, finding it a new keeper or giving it to a domesticated rabbit rescue is the best option.

There are many different kinds of domesticated rabbits, they have been popular family pets for centuries. Domestic bunnies are NOT wild rabbits and visa versa. Rabbits raised as pets will not survive in the wild and should not be released. If you find you can't care for your bun, finding it a new keeper or giving it to a domesticated rabbit rescue is the best option.

There are many different kinds of domesticated rabbits, they have been popular family pets for centuries. Domestic bunnies are NOT wild rabbits and visa versa. Rabbits raised as pets will not survive in the wild and should not be released. If you find you can't care for your bun, finding it a new keeper or giving it to a domesticated rabbit rescue is the best option.

There are many different kinds of domesticated rabbits, they have been popular family pets for centuries. Domestic bunnies are NOT wild rabbits and visa versa. Rabbits raised as pets will not survive in the wild and should not be released. If you find you can't care for your bun, finding it a new keeper or giving it to a domesticated rabbit rescue is the best option.

There are many different kinds of domesticated rabbits, they have been popular family pets for centuries. Domestic bunnies are NOT wild rabbits and visa versa. Rabbits raised as pets will not survive in the wild and should not be released. If you find you can't care for your bun, finding it a new keeper or giving it to a domesticated rabbit rescue is the best option.

There are many different kinds of domesticated rabbits, they have been popular family pets for centuries. Domestic bunnies are NOT wild rabbits and visa versa. Rabbits raised as pets will not survive in the wild and should not be released. If you find you can't care for your bun, finding it a new keeper or giving it to a domesticated rabbit rescue is the best option.

There are many different kinds of domesticated rabbits, they have been popular family pets for centuries. Domestic bunnies are NOT wild rabbits and visa versa. Rabbits raised as pets will not survive in the wild and should not be released. If you find you can't care for your bun, finding it a new keeper or giving it to a domesticated rabbit rescue is the best option.

There are many different kinds of domesticated rabbits, they have been popular family pets for centuries. Domestic bunnies are NOT wild rabbits and visa versa. Rabbits raised as pets will not survive in the wild and should not be released. If you find you can't care for your bun, finding it a new keeper or giving it to a domesticated rabbit rescue is the best option.

There are many different kinds of domesticated rabbits, they have been popular family pets for centuries. Domestic bunnies are NOT wild rabbits and visa versa. Rabbits raised as pets will not survive in the wild and should not be released. If you find you can't care for your bun, finding it a new keeper or giving it to a domesticated rabbit rescue is the best option.

Guinea pigs, also known as the cavy or domestic cavy, are not pigs or from Guinea! They come from the Andes of South America. They were originally domesticated as livestock, specifically for food. In the modern day they are more often kept as pets. Guineas are social creatures and are best kept in groups of two or three. In Switzerland keeping one Guinea Pig by itself is considered abuse and actually illegal!

Guinea pigs, also known as the cavy or domestic cavy, are not pigs or from Guinea! They come from the Andes of South America. They were originally domesticated as livestock, specifically for food. In the modern day they are more often kept as pets. Guineas are social creatures and are best kept in groups of two or three. In Switzerland keeping one Guinea Pig by itself is considered abuse and actually illegal!

Guinea pigs, also known as the cavy or domestic cavy, are not pigs or from Guinea! They come from the Andes of South America. They were originally domesticated as livestock, specifically for food. In the modern day they are more often kept as pets. Guineas are social creatures and are best kept in groups of two or three. In Switzerland keeping one Guinea Pig by itself is considered abuse and actually illegal!

Guinea pigs, also known as the cavy or domestic cavy, are not pigs or from Guinea! They come from the Andes of South America. They were originally domesticated as livestock, specifically for food. In the modern day they are more often kept as pets. Guineas are social creatures and are best kept in groups of two or three. In Switzerland keeping one Guinea Pig by itself is considered abuse and actually illegal!

Guinea pigs, also known as the cavy or domestic cavy, are not pigs or from Guinea! They come from the Andes of South America. They were originally domesticated as livestock, specifically for food. In the modern day they are more often kept as pets. Guineas are social creatures and are best kept in groups of two or three. In Switzerland keeping one Guinea Pig by itself is considered abuse and actually illegal!

Guinea pigs, also known as the cavy or domestic cavy, are not pigs or from Guinea! They come from the Andes of South America. They were originally domesticated as livestock, specifically for food. In the modern day they are more often kept as pets. Guineas are social creatures and are best kept in groups of two or three. In Switzerland keeping one Guinea Pig by itself is considered abuse and actually illegal!

Guinea pigs, also known as the cavy or domestic cavy, are not pigs or from Guinea! They come from the Andes of South America. They were originally domesticated as livestock, specifically for food. In the modern day they are more often kept as pets. Guineas are social creatures and are best kept in groups of two or three. In Switzerland keeping one Guinea Pig by itself is considered abuse and actually illegal!

Guinea pigs, also known as the cavy or domestic cavy, are not pigs or from Guinea! They come from the Andes of South America. They were originally domesticated as livestock, specifically for food. In the modern day they are more often kept as pets. Guineas are social creatures and are best kept in groups of two or three. In Switzerland keeping one Guinea Pig by itself is considered abuse and actually illegal!

Guinea pigs, also known as the cavy or domestic cavy, are not pigs or from Guinea! They come from the Andes of South America. They were originally domesticated as livestock, specifically for food. In the modern day they are more often kept as pets. Guineas are social creatures and are best kept in groups of two or three. In Switzerland keeping one Guinea Pig by itself is considered abuse and actually illegal!