The best outcome for this rescue. | Australian Bat Clinic & Wildlife Trauma Centre
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Caring for Young Bats: Rehabilitation and Rescue Tips
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Caring for Young Bats: Rehabilitation and Rescue Tips
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Australian rescued Bats | Rehab | Bat Megabat (Flying-fox) (Fruit bat) in care 💕🦇
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Australian rescued Bats | Rehab | Bat Megabat (Flying-fox) (Fruit bat) in care 💕🦇
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Rescue unit saves a bat | Wildlife Warriors Missions
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Rescue unit saves a bat | Wildlife Warriors Missions
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A bat makes a beeline for its rescuer after getting trapped in a Queensland pool while trying to cool off with a drink. 🦇💧⁣@accuweather ⁣ #BatRescue #Wildlife #Australia #Queensland #AnimalRescue #Nature #evergladesholidaypark | Everglades Holiday Park
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A bat makes a beeline for its rescuer after getting trapped in a Queensland pool while trying to cool off with a drink. 🦇💧⁣@accuweather ⁣ #BatRescue #Wildlife #Australia #Queensland #AnimalRescue #Nature #evergladesholidaypark | Everglades Holiday Park
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Today we have a video of our favourite part of bat rescue and rehabilitation, the release! This is Hazel, a sub adult black flying fox that was rescued from inappropriate fruit netting a few weeks ago. As Hazel was trying to feed on some oranges her wrist became tightly entangled in the netting. This kind of entanglement can easily cause serious injury but thankfully the homeowners spotted her quickly and called us straight away. Hazels wrist was very sore and swollen but she managed to avoid th
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Today we have a video of our favourite part of bat rescue and rehabilitation, the release! This is Hazel, a sub adult black flying fox that was rescued from inappropriate fruit netting a few weeks ago. As Hazel was trying to feed on some oranges her wrist became tightly entangled in the netting. This kind of entanglement can easily cause serious injury but thankfully the homeowners spotted her quickly and called us straight away. Hazels wrist was very sore and swollen but she managed to avoid th
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Day 2 of 43 degree days in Adelaide. Our rescuers and carers are exhausted. Hundreds have lost their lives. Many juveniles rehydrated and back with their mums. Approximately 30 in care some of them will be released back tomorrow once fully hydrated. Some will stay in care for rehab with injuries. Running a Heat Stress Event is costly for our volunteers. If you can spare a few dollars to help our costs we would truly appreciate it. Donations over $2 are tax deductible. Please email us at batrescu
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Day 2 of 43 degree days in Adelaide. Our rescuers and carers are exhausted. Hundreds have lost their lives. Many juveniles rehydrated and back with their mums. Approximately 30 in care some of them will be released back tomorrow once fully hydrated. Some will stay in care for rehab with injuries. Running a Heat Stress Event is costly for our volunteers. If you can spare a few dollars to help our costs we would truly appreciate it. Donations over $2 are tax deductible. Please email us at batrescu
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Australian Woman Rescues Bat Trapped in Netting
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Seasons Greetings from everyone here at the Australian Bat Clinic. So nice to know there are still so many people that care about animals. In a media full of bad news stories, what is the best Animal related story that has happened to you during the year? For us, Johnny Depp getting involved and meeting young Jackie Sparrow was one of the highlights - and all the positive bat related publicity it create. Please consider making a Donation if you can too. We rely 100% on Public donations, and volu
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DAY 18 of Our SEPTEMBER FUNDRAISING BLITZ– Please share this post! This is what a bat looks like after a Mango overdose! Most of you will be aware that the Clinic runs 100% on donations & volunteers. We have an exceptionally generous donator, who every year donates a generous sum. Well, that donator has made the amazing offer of matching dollar for dollar every cent we raise in donations for September, so we need a donating blitz for September Every day in September we will be posting, and askin
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Flying Fox Bat Rescue | Saving Aussie Wildlife
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Rescued Bat's Health Gradually Restoring
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Bat Rehabilitation | Bandit Patrol
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Wildlife Rescue: Helping Exhausted Bats Beat Heat Stress
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Bat Swims Straight to Rescuer After Getting Stuck in Pool
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In recent days our 24/7 hotline has been inundated with rescue calls. Our volunteers have travelled far and wide to rescue and transport many victims of Paralysis Syndrome, and also orphans whose mothers have already succumbed to this terrible affliction. The current crisis is having a devastating effect on flying-foxes in S.E. Queensland. As mentioned in our previous post, the cause of Paralysis Syndrome is unknown and is under research. Affected flying-foxes are generally found on the ground o
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This Lesser Long Eared baby microbat has now been in care with Bat Rescue South Australia for a few days. Just love their cheeky little characters. So far Thumbelina is thriving with her carer. Once again our heartfelt thanks to the Para Hills Vet Clinic for organising antibiotics for this little one. She had a small wound on her consistent with being grabbed by a cat so antibiotics were vital to save her little life. We look forward to her growing bigger and stronger to eventually be released b
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LIVE: Rescue Bats From Australia for National Bat Appreciation Day | The Dodo LIVE
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Bat Rescue South Australia on Instagram: "Amazing teamwork today saw us survive a 45 degree day at the Adelaide Bat Colony. The ground and overhead sprinklers did amazing to keep the bats cool. We only needed to bring 5 bats in for care. Only found one deceased. The morning may bring more in as the temperature is not dropping much overnight. Fingers crossed 🤞. Thankyou to everyone’s amazing support from this page, Greening Adelaide and Botanic Gardens staff who fully supported us and the bats t
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This scrumptious little man is Zane, the Gould’s wattled bat. Zane was out foraging for the night when he accidentally entered a building. He flew and flew but couldn’t find his way out, he was trapped! A couple of days later he was discovered by the workers in a sorry state, very skinny and dehydrated. Thankfully these lovely workers called for rescue. Zane had fluid therapy for a couple of days before finally being hydrated. He has thoroughly enjoyed our free meal worm buffet and has now been
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The flood gates have certainly opened on baby bat season in Adelaide. A huge Thankyou to South Australian Power Networks for their help today. We had 2 deceased mums hanging on powerlines with babies. Unfortunately the first retrieval baby had passed away but the 2nd retrieval SAPN undertook for us resulted in “Bluey” a very vocal and lively baby now in care. He is the baby in the pics of the bat trying to hide his little face. We truly appreciated SAPN’s speedy response. They do care about our
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It's always a joy when our rescued flying-foxes recover enough to go into a flight aviary to continue their rehabilitation there in the company of other recuperating bats. You met Azad a few weeks ago. He was rescued in the early hours of the morning. In this video, he’s just been taken into a flight aviary after nearly a week in intensive care inside. Look at the wonder in his expression! He’s looking around, marvelling at the sight of trees and other flying foxes, hearing outside sounds, feeli
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Eddy was one of our hand reared babies from 2023-2024. He was released in 2024. However this morning decided rather than return to the colony, why not come for a quick visit back home. Why not, after all there are grapes and mangoes here!!! Fun aside everything seems ok, maybe just taken a bit of a knock. So for the next few days we will monitor closely then return back to the colony asap. You can see a silver band on the wrist which identifies a bat as one having been in care or being part of a
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An adorable Australian rescue bat has found a love for grapes after snacking on them for the first time. | storyful
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Baby bat rescued in Australia
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Safe bat handling
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5 Of Australia's Wildest Animal Rescues | Untamed
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Bat Rehab | Rare Leucistic baby, orphaned rescued, Megabat Grey-headed male (Flying-fox) (Fruit bat)
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Tiny BAT needs help from wildlife rescuers!
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This dignified older lady is Amren, a black flying fox. Amren was spotted by our rescuers doing a sweep of a colony heavily affected by the paralysis event. Amren was hanging low in an abnormal position and did not move when approached. Once she was rescued it was clear how emaciated and unwell she was. Heartbreakingly she was also lactating, meaning her baby was still in the colony but we did not know where. Amren was rushed to one of our carers for fluids and intensive treatment. Thankfully sh
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