


If you have an injured bat, or a bat you think may be in trouble, please contact Calgary Wildlife Rehabilitation Society at: 403-239-2488.
Bats are amazingly efficient consumers of night-flying insects. These flying mammals eat between 600 - 1000 of these insects per hour during late spring, summer, and early autumn.
Contrary to popular opinion, bats are actually very gentle animals who are more afraid of us than we are of them. You might say that we're the "scary ones." However, when bats are threatened, they may open their mouths wide, hiss, and will try to bite. NEVER TOUCH WITH BARE HANDS, EVEN IF YOU ARE TRYING TO HELP THE BAT! For information about what to do with bats who have accidentally got in your home, or are roosting where you don't want them, please go to: batcon.org/resources/for-specific-issues/bats-in-buildings. Alternatively, go to: Albertabats.ca, or batworld.org/what-to-do-if-you-found_a_bat/
Please contact the following email address if you are a Teacher looking for a presentation about bats: batscalgary@gmail.com.
If you are looking for bat house plans, there are a number of places to go including the Canadian Wildlife Federation (cwf-fcf.org). Also, Batcon.org has plans and information as does Batworld.org.
For more information about bats that live in Alberta, please go to: Albertabats.ca.
More information about bats can be found at: Helpthebats.ca; batworld.org; merlintuttle.com; batcon.org.
Please see Helpthebats.ca for information about this heartbreaking and devastating disease.