A baby bat named Scrumpy (plus, exciting news!)
SCRUMPY We had a new addition to the sanctuary this month! One of our most recent rescues included a number of pregnant females. Early last week, staff came across an
SCRUMPY We had a new addition to the sanctuary this month! One of our most recent rescues included a number of pregnant females. Early last week, staff came across an
On April 10th and April 11th, 2024, Amanda Lollar, Founder and President of Bat World Sanctuary, was invited to speak on two separate topics at the first ever USDA Bat
Dear Bat World Supporter, The weather is beginning to warm up in most areas of the U.S. and with that, calls are coming in about downed bats. This is a
Dear Bat World Supporter, We have had our high and lows this month, including the loss of our dear Starlie and the rescue of a baby pig. Read more of
Dear Bat World Supporter, The New Year is here! Keep reading to see a bit of what’s to come! GOALS FOR 2024 We’d like to wish a very Happy New
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 are very fortunate to have four dedicated staff members, three of whom live on-site. Because of this, and the wonderful support of our donors, the bats in our care
In late December of 2019, an issue was brought to the attention of Bat World Sanctuary (BWS) in Texas by Second Chances Wildlife Center (SCWC) in Kentucky. The issue involved
An arctic blast dropped the temperatures into the teens for two nights in a row. Our little local free-tailed bats can’t stand the cold and sadly, many did not survive.
Two privately owned female Egyptian fruit bats, likely purchased from the pet trade, were donated to a small zoo in Michigan. After two years the zoo no longer wanted young
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