Pip is only a handful of days new to my home and 11 weeks old. We brought him and his twin sister home a couple of days ago and just minutes ago Pip was crawling on my arm and exploring his curiousity (which he has plenty of) , but suddenly he decided to run away from me. He's in the same room, but the room is so filled with my little sister's toys I can't get to him or even see him. I can only hear him! I tried getting close to him with the bonding pouch but he won't come. I also tried laying the pouch down and letting him get into it on his own, but he runs every time. Please help me get him back!

Can you block him in the room so he can't get out?

If not close the toilet bowl lids.

If so, slowly start piling the toys in one are or up on the bed if your in the bed room.

It is light out so he is going to want to sleep soon.

Hang a pouch on the outside of the cage for him, he may want to try to find his sibling.

Making noise will make most gliders crab, that will help you find him.

Please keep is posted on this.

What Kimberly said and it wouldn't hurt to put some food out, something you know he loves, even a treat at this point my lure him if he's not sleeping yet or in case he wakes up. Place some near where humus the heard/saw him last and also some near to cage. Try to keep watch if you can.

If he left the room already, check everywhere! Can't be more specific, but anywhere he can get to. Some examples: shoes, open laundry or trash receptacles, pockets and hoods of clothing, between cushions of furniture as well as under and behind. These are some suggestions, but keep looking everywhere! Make sure ther is no way to outside, don't take any trash out without thoroughly going through it until you find him, and when doing laundry before finding him, go through articles of clothing thoroughly, also checking pockets or any bundled area he could hide.

Please keep us posted on how it's going, sending prayers and wishes for finding him quickly.

I've blocked up the door so he can't leave and locked it so others can just run in. He's moved fairly close to the cage now and I've opened both cage doors in case he decides to go in. He's also near the pouch but exploring still seems to be first priority for him.

Thank you so much! Pip is safely back in the cage with his sister!

So glad to hear that, thanks for the update!

Great News! Thank you for the updates!

Great News!!!!