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Honey wrote at 2006-11-15 07:25:57
If you make or purchase a few nest boxes, put unscented cotton balls in them and maybe even a leave out some food nearby occasionally, they will stay outside and in the boxes. They come in looking for food and warmth. That little one must have taken a liking to your daughter. Thousand of people have them for pets. They are the wonderful little creatures.
Teresa wrote at 2007-01-13 10:41:14
My family has also had this problem with flying squirrels somehow getting into our home. Just the other night I woke up to find one in my room.
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Wild Animals
Answers by Expert:
Kristen Smith
Expertise
I am available all the time, as I work on a computer all day every day. I can answer questions about caging, temperament, feeding, training, and general care of sugar gliders, fancy mice, rabbits, and I have some knowledge of southern flying squirrels, which is constantly being added to every day as I live with them.
Experience
I have owned fancy mice, sugar gliders, rabbits, and up until just recently, 2 southern flying squirrels. I lost them when I had a small fire in the back half of my home.
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