They’re tiny marsupials about the size of a human hand that can glide hundreds of yards in one leap. And they can sure make babies. A Massachusetts animal rescue is looking for homes for 44 sugar ...

Sugar gliders are small nocturnal animals originally from the treetops of Australia and New Guinea. Their diet in the wild includes a combination of sweets from the forest, small animals, and insects.

Since 2020, more than 75 sugar gliders have found new homes through MSPCA. But some are criticizing the way MSPCA has handled the adoptions, which have sometimes led to those homes surrendering them ...

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As an animal lover, a Massachusetts woman took in two sugar gliders — wide‑eyed, soft‑furred creatures with what seems like tiny parachutes sewn into their sides — determined to give them a safe home.