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About Laurie Gallagher
Expertise
Since 2002, I have owned, bred and now rescue and re-home sugar gliders. was a USDA Licensed breeder until June of 2007 and, as of December 2006, have converted to a sugar glider rescue and re-homing only operation. I can help with questions about diet, habitat, enrichment, behavior, bonding, rescues, joeys, health. IF YOU SUSPECT YOUR SUGAR GLIDER IS SICK, CONTACT A QUALIFIED SUGAR GLIDER VETERINARIAN IMMEDIATELY. (I am not a veterinarian and cannot replace a visit to the vet).

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I was a USDA licensed breeder. I was a sugar glider breeder and rescuer for 6 years. I was also an administrator on Worldwide Sugar Glider Network (WSGN) Screen name: Lauriegall

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Worldwide Sugar Glider Network (WSGN)

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Online at Worldwide Sugar Glider Network (WSGN)

Education/Credentials
No formal education on sugar gliders but years of research and experience.
Real Estate Agent at http://www.lauriegallagher.com/ and Paralegal
 
   

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Topic: Sugar Gliders



Expert: Laurie Gallagher
Date: 4/18/2008
Subject: sugar gliders

Question
How much is a license for breeding and selling sugar gliders?

Answer
Dear Samantha:

It wasn't terribly expensive.  As I recall not more than $100-$120 for my initial license and about $70/year after that.  I don't know how much it is this year, but I can provide you with some information to check:

I live in the western region, so here is the number I would call:

USDA, APHIS, AC
2150 Centre Avenue, Building B, Mailstop 3W11
Fort Collins, CO 80526
Telephone: (970) 494-7480

http://www.aphis.usda.gov/lpa/pubs/awlicreg.html
http://www.aphis.usda.gov/animal_welfare/downloads/aw/awlicreg.pdf


My question to you is why are you asking.  Do you want to breed more than 3 females?  The USDA relaxed its regulations.  It is not necessary to get a license to breed up to 3 females.  

I hope this helps.

Laurie

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