08-22-2006, 03:47 AM
The guy didn't recommend any treatment for me now, he just took some time to explain the way they approach situations in which a bat is found in someone's house. In my case, the bat was outside, and he never came into contact with any humans. Nobody touched the areas where he'd been, either. Since this is the second time I've been lucky enough to have a bat take a liking to my place, the animal control officer was just making sure I knew what kind of services he could provide and what to do if I ever found one inside.
The strange thing is that I've only seen two bats in the 15 years I've lived here, and I only saw them because they both got trapped around the exterior of my house (which was because they'd been trying to snoop where they didn't belong!) It's kind of scary to think of how many must be out there at night zinging around, though.
The strange thing is that I've only seen two bats in the 15 years I've lived here, and I only saw them because they both got trapped around the exterior of my house (which was because they'd been trying to snoop where they didn't belong!) It's kind of scary to think of how many must be out there at night zinging around, though.