Rescuing Hundreds of Tiny Fruit Bats
Disclaimer and Caution: We are choosing not to name the zoo listed in the article. The Director who contacted us for help came on board at this zoo well after
April 2, 2023
Disclaimer and Caution: We are choosing not to name the zoo listed in the article. The Director who contacted us for help came on board at this zoo well after
Photo provided by Protect Paradise Seychelles Off the coast of East Africa, in the Seychelles Islands, a disturbing trade continues well past the guise of tradition. Restaurants and resorts across
Some of you may not be aware that, along with bats, Bat World’s staff also rescues dogs, cats, goats, sheep and chickens. We have several live-stream cams on our website
In late December, we received a call from a distraught caregiver at a Museum of Natural History located in Florida. Apparently, a colony of Egyptian fruit bats had been at
When an arctic front passed through Texas between Christmas and New Years Eve, over 1,600 bats fell from their roosts, particularly those roosting beneath bridges. Most of these bats were
By Amanda Lollar, Founder & President, Bat World Sanctuary In the early nineties, when I was still new at rehabbing bats, the common belief was that orphaned insectivorous bats could
By Mitch Gilley Well, it’s beginning. Many of you have tracked the progress of the new facility via our Facebook updates, but now the preliminary stages of moving in are
As the infamous panda bat picture has been making the rounds again recently, we’ve felt compelled to speak out about the inhumane way that bats are often held for research
As I mentioned in the craft shop rescue story, I think some people have an unrealistically tame vision of what animal rescue really is. I know I did. We often get
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