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Bat Rehab Center Horse Cave, KY info@rehabbats.com 270-786-1466 270-473-0684 emergencies or after 6pm |
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Located at the American Cave Conservation Association in Horse Cave, Kentucky |
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Joe Forsythe, Director |
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A bat that is found indoors is most likely to be a crevice-dwelling species. Although the fur color of crevice-dwelling bats varies, it is usually a shade of gray or brown. These bats are often lost youngsters or migrating bats. Oftentimes they will find their way out through an open window after dark, if the room the bat occupies is closed off from the rest of the house. If this is not an option, and if you feel confident that you can move the animal without physically touching it or injuring it. read more by clicking on found a bat.
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| Bat Rehab Center 119 E Main St. Horse Cave, KY 42749info@rehabbats.com270-786-1466270-473-0684 for emergencies or after 6pm |
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Bats are given a safe haven until they’re rehabilitated and ready for the world. |