My friend and fellow glider keeper, Sadie very kindly helped out a young lady on another forum by rehoming her abandoned joey and her male glider. The male glider has come to live with me today. Ive not given him a name just yet, I will wait for him to settle in and get to know his personality, but the name Scamp is a possability at this point. He is extremely friendly and trusting, obviously used to human contact. We coaxed him out of Sadies pouch with a little Agave nectar on my finger and popped him in my pouch with a little piece of fleece which I slept with last night :

. Later I offered him a yoggie drop to encourage him to look out of the pouch and see his new cage, he loved that., he explored about a quarter of his cage and discovered the secret santa pressie - a lion off Sadie and John - he whirled around inside it , it looked like he was in a washing machine (hmm more name ideas - Ariel, Bold, Whirlpool :

), lol, then settled down and has been there ever since.
We are at present unsure whether he is neutered or not. Sadie had a look and thought he might be. Also he does not have the bald spot on his head. His fur is a bit ruffled with lots of partings in it, fingers crossed a good diet will help it improve.
Ive made his first meal of blended raspberries, dandelion greens and mango in varying amounts tonight, totaling 1.7:1 which isnt too bad, with some Science plan cat biscuits.
Here are the first photos, I didnt want to take to many in case I frightened him, mind he did not seem at all bothered by me or the camera.
He will be joine by a female glider in 13 days

- introduced slowly of course.

Here is his cage, I still need to add a branch - I have loads but Im not sure which trees they have come from so need to check first.
