The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office has arrested five people in connection with allegations of animal cruelty on a tract ...

A pet kangaroo is a "repeat offender" when it comes to trespassing. Irwin the red kangaroo has escaped from his home in Durango, Colorado, twice in the past year, sending police officers on a wild cha ...

This is the amusing moment a motorcycle rider's pet sugar glider jumped at a passing tourist. Footage shows the motorist extending his hand toward the holidaymaker, prompting the agile marsupial ...

London: Six sugar gliders discovered dumped outside a supermarket ... native to Australia and Papua New Guinea and likely to be exotic pets, were found abandoned in a box outside a Lidl ...

The sugar gliders were found abandoned in a box outside ... The zoo said they were likely to be exotic pets that someone could no longer care for. The animals were not in a particularly poor ...

When looked after correctly, they can live between 12-14 years as pets. A licence is not required to own a sugar glider in the UK and they can even be purchased within the country. However, non-native ...

Sugar gliders are one of the most popular exotic pets, in part because captive breeding has made them easy to find. It’s legal to own one in the United Kingdom and certain parts of the U.S. and ...

Several places have in-store pet policies that allow your furry friend to do just that (PetSmart allows dogs, cats, rabbits, pot-bellied pigs and sugar gliders, just to name a few). Here's a list ...

When it comes to pet insurance, most of the industry’s focus is on covering cats and dogs. But what about those with more unconventional companions? Non-traditional pets like birds, reptiles ...

Well, it depends where you live. In South Australia you can keep most native animals as a pet, though you might need a permit depending on the type. Residents keep animals such as fat-tailed dunnarts, ...

In South Australia you can keep most native animals as a pet, though you might need a permit depending on the type. Residents keep animals such as fat-tailed dunnarts, sugar gliders, rufous ...