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Rescue and Rehabilitation

seminole bat pups
Juvenile Seminole bats (Lasiurus seminolis)
Rat snake eating Seminole bat. Photo by Jamie Prusak
bat eating mealworms
Juvenile Evening bat
(Nycticeius humeralis)
Some bats we can help and some we can't. As you can see in the above photo snakes are natural predators for all bats

Bats are delicate and very sensitive animals. Orphaned or injured bats require specialized care that includes a special diet and species specific housing that only qualified bat persons can provide. Since 1987, FBN provides care for bats in need of attention. When bats are releasable they are transferred to a specially constructed flight cage and eventually offered the freedom to return their natural habitat through a soft release. Bats that are non-releasable are provided with life long care and these amBATssadors helping us to educate the public (see Education)

Found a bat and need help?

For a list of who to call if you find a bat and informatioj for bat rehabbers visit the following --

bat world logo for rehab info and a list of bat rehabbers

Other Rescue related links and lists of local bat rescuers include --

basically bats logoBasically Bats ................ Austin Bat Refuge

Florida Bat Center

and the

Lubee Foundation

Research


Need help with anything bat related?
Contact Us
Fly By Night, Inc. The Bat Specialists
P.O.Box 562
Osteen, FL 32764-0562
Phone: 407-414-2142
E-mail Us

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