October 4, 2026 – October 18, 2026

A litter of 6, a litter of 5, Monkey, Fry, Linda, Andor and Pearl. That's it! Oh, and a tiny 5 gram mouse.

Fry has been released inside the fence around the enclosures. If he is motivated to leave, he can. However, he still sleeps in his nest box, runs on his wheel, and explores within the safety of the fence.
Andor is a sweet and gentle male who was brought to me after his home situation changed. He will spend the winter here, gaining weight and getting healthier.
LInda, sleeping peacefully here, has been more active stomping around for several hours most days.
Two of the 5 Pendergrass kids are still inside until they catch up with their siblings.

That’s it folks!  As baby season winds down I have been spending more time doing Suzie things like seeing bands in Atlanta and visiting friends. I’ve got a couple more releases in south Georgia where it will stay warm longer.  I will have more to update soon.  Thanks for your patience and for following along!

October 4, 2026 – October 18, 2026

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A litter of 6, a litter of 5, Monkey, Fry, Linda, Andor and Pearl. That’s it! Oh, and a tiny 5 gram mouse. Fry has been released inside the fence around the enclosures. If he is motivated to leave, he can. However, he still sleeps in his nest box, runs on his wheel, and explores

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