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jeffery - 2018-06-11
Hello everyone,i am new here. my names are Jeffery forty,i live at 1206 McKinley Avenue Denver CO.i am a Quality Control Analyst and i presently have healthy male and female eastern gray squirrels available for sale,email at jforty42@yahoo.com for more details.

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David McKeon - 2018-07-16
How much are they? I would like to bring two squirrels here because I have several trees that produce nuts that squirrels love to eat but I have no squirrels.
nathaniel williams - 2018-06-26
How much are they
Daveigh - 2018-08-12
Are they still on the market? If so, how much?
Halliday - 2018-08-12
Hello guys am new here,am a disabled Vet wanting to give away my baby grey squirrels out for adoption to anyone here who loves and wants to keep squirrels as pet. Available now is a male and female which are both very healthy and ready to go for more details and pictures i will appreciate if you text or call +12523810703. James Halliday
Toni Scudero - 2018-08-14
Would love to have a baby gray squirrel willing to work on getting one shipped tome
James Halliday - 2018-08-14
Hi you can text or call me at (720) 590-7291,i had two males and a female the males have been taken so right now its just the female available.

Anna - 2018-05-10
i have southern grey for sale. get to me for price and pickup. mary.shakespeare19@gmail.com

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Joshua - 2018-08-01
Hi I am looking to buy a grey or red squirrel for a pet do you ship how much
Mary - 2018-08-03
please do write me via email so we can talk more ,
thanks
Mary.
mary.shakespeare19@gmail.com

Heather Boileau - 2018-06-20
I have raised many squirrels. How much 4 the squirral plus shipping

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Mary shakespeare - 2018-06-21
squirrels available.
southern and eastern greys
flying squirrels

live a text and we call you back
Mary shakespeare - 2018-06-21
please contact for squirrels.
live a text and we call u
+1(434)233-4396
Joshua - 2018-08-01
Hi I’m interested in buying a grey or red squirrel as a pet do you ship how much

lester - 2018-08-01
We have sugar gliders for sale. We arrange transportation for out of state homes! Babies are individually priced based on sex, color and lineage You can set up appointment to pick yours out in person. live an sms and we will call u back +1 434-233-4396 mary.shakespeare19@gmail.com

Jeweli - 2018-06-29
I am looking for a grey, red or fox squirrel. I have recently lost my little fox squirrel of 9 years a few months ago. I am a vet tech and work at a 24 hour Vet Hosp that does exotic's, so she had good health care. I got her on Easter 9 years ago brought into our hospital in an Easter basket found on an egg hunt. We loved her dearly. Please Help.

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Anonymous - 2018-07-01
hi still need the baby squirrels for pickup just leave us message or text (909) 589-1328
Jeweli C Wickham - 2018-07-27
I am still looking alot of fake stuff so far, I want to drive and pick up no shipping for such a fragile creature please email and send pictures U am very much interested getting tired of being fooled.

groove - 2018-04-27
hi everyone i am Anderson,we have gotten northern and southern flying squirrels available for sale at Colorado

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Heather - 2018-04-29
Any way to get to FL?
jeffery - 2018-06-11
yes sure hit me up at jforty42@gmail.com
Anonymous - 2018-06-12
Is it to late
Jeweli - 2018-06-30
Does anyone have any young flying squirrels for sale? I will drive to pick up in person. Please Help! my email jeweli859@aol.com
Jeff - 2018-07-25
Do you have baby flying squirrels available and how much if so?

Thank you, Jeff

Christina - 2018-07-23
Looking for a baby flying squirrel or a gray squirrel for our family. if you have available or upcoming babies, please email me at ray.christinam@gmail.com with pictures & information.

Toni Scudero - 2018-07-20
Really want to pay for a baby gray squirrel 907-821-8211

J - 2006-09-26
I am a licensed rehabber in Calif. Raccoons are by far my favorites. They are cute, affectionate & very endearing. I would love to keep them all but I know that isn't the best for them. I have been trying to get permission for an educational raccoon for our group so have done a great deal of homework & have decided I will be chosing another mammal. Raccoons are social, they bond quickly to the caregiver (they miss "mom"). They are insecure as babies, but as they age, they become more independent. With that, the adorable playfulness & curiosity becomes more aggressive & destructive (this is their nature & what they need for surviving in the wild). Their teeth are sharp & so are those claws! I wear shabby Levis just for them climbimg my legs - which is "painfully cute" when they are little. I watch in fascination & photograph them for hours. At around two they become unpredictable in their behavior. They do like things on their terms afterall, & have displayed aggressive behavior when least expected so most rehab facilities will not use raccoons due to liability. If one bites, it is destroyed to check that it is free of rabies. This has happened to people who just had them as pets & family or friends have been bitten. To have a pet euthanized due to old age or infirmity is heartwrenching enough - it would be unbearable to have an animal I took out of its elements destroyed in its prime when it wasn't necessary. Neutering does not stop all aggression, males are normally less agressive than the females in captivity. Things I am personally aware of have been: 1) pet raccoons will kill other small pets up to small bunnies, including birds, 2) help themselves to fish in tanks & koi ponds, 3) jump on the back of a dog & ride it when really angry, act out against their caregivers, etc. & 4) can demolish & destroy the inside of a home in no time. There are exceptions, of course. Caging or tethering them would break their spirit - they are nature's clowns who never stop exploring...besides, they only get meaner. I am grateful to ALL who try & save them. They do need special formula & diets that aid in their development. People food is not what they get in the wild as babies. Like any species, they need the proper nutrients just for them. If you are going to keep one, at least contact a rehabber who will help you out & get you the right information. Rehab centers are full of adult raccoons that people have tried to raise & don't want anymore & they can't be placed. When weaned, my raccoons go to another rehabber with a state regulated cage to grow bigger & "wild up" before being released. I cry while driving them there, I cry when I leave & when it comes time to release them I will be crying again. I know it's best but they really get into your heart - any hand raised orphan will be imprinted & it is very important that if they are going to be released they go to a rehabber that can try & get them back to the wild in a way that they will have a chance to survive & live their lives out as they were put on this earth to do.

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Amy - 2018-07-11
Here in Missouri, it is illegal to possess one. But how can anybody with a heart ignore a baby laying on a pile of asphalt on a hot summer's day, dehydrated and near death? We can't and we did not. Raised my little hellfire and have no regrets. Someday, she might want to leave but right now, she has run of my house and I am mommy. Someday, when she decides to leave, i will be sobbing like there is no tomorrow. I thought about being a wildlife rehabber but dont think my heart can take the separations. Good luck and God bless your awesome soul.

Anonymous - 2012-10-11
Are gerbils cute and good pets to have? I'm thinking of getting 2 soon and I just want to know about what they're like because I haven't had any before. Are they easy to train? Are they cute? Good pets to have? Better than other small pets like mice? Thank you!

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Anonymous - 2012-10-16
Thank you, I'm thinking of getting two females.
Clarice Brough - 2012-10-11
Gerbils make super pets. They are cute, very sweet and handleable. Just be sure to get at least two because they really need companionship. If you don't want a lot of babies, be sure they are the same sex too.
Everything is awesome - 2018-07-09
Gerbils are cute fun lively companions very easy to train but they have to gain your trust first but you can’t do it to late eather

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