Eight weeks ago a member of the public brought Elvis, an Australian sugar-glider, into the Harbour City Veterinary Clinic. The team at the clinic had suspected that Elvis’ mother was most likely deceased and that he was on his own.
Once of the nurses at the clinic, Sarah Currie, took Elvis into her care for 7 weeks, and nursed him from a tiny 15 grams to a healthy 120 grams. When the clinic first received Elvis, his eyes had not yet even opened.
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