Neuter Day
We are frequently asked why we neuter the male fruit bats that we rescue. The reason is that we would soon run out of space if the bats we rescued
October 10, 2020
We are frequently asked why we neuter the male fruit bats that we rescue. The reason is that we would soon run out of space if the bats we rescued
We became aware of Baxter’s predicament very early in 2020, when the woman who owned Baxter contacted us asking if we could take him. The woman had a menagerie of
We initially heard about Sarah early in the year through Pennsylvania Bat Rescue, a nonprofit group doing a tremendous job for the bats of PA. Founder Steph Morlock became aware
Early one morning we noticed severe damage to large areas of ground on Bat World Sanctuary’s property. The ground in several areas looked like someone had come in with a
The following letter was sent to Federal & State Authorities on Thursday, May 21st, requesting answers regarding the restriction on rehabilitation of bats that is occurring in several states across
This post is meant to update you and let you know we are all fine, but most of all to THANK YOU for making that possible. We are now on
We hope our Annual Report and our year-end Faces of Rescue video will bring you joy in seeing and reading how successful we have been this year and show you just where your dollars go when
In Honoring the life of Diana Lee Coles, we are creating a Memorial on a portion of Bat World Sanctuary’s 13-acres, so that others may know about her generous and
Bennie is another Egyptian fruit bat rescued from the pet trade this year. She had been purchased as a pet and her owner did not have a clue how to
We are frequently asked why we neuter the male fruit bats that we rescue. The reason is that we would soon run out of space if the bats we rescued
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