Happy Endings

 
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"Bootsana", and orphaned African
fruit bat. Click here to read Bootsana's story.
One of the "A&M Four"; pallid bats rescued from cruel research at Texas A&M University.
   

Ethereal, a rare albino free-tail bat who now lives in peace in our natural habitat flight cage.Click here to see her Christmas card.
Rescued flying foxes enjoying a melon surprise at Christmas.
Click here to see their Christmas card.
   

Bootsana, an African fruit bat rescued along with her mother from the pet trade. Click here to read more about Bootsana. Click here to see her Christmas cards
An Egyptian fruit bat playing on a new toy that donated by Mrs. Kopec's Pre-K class of Florida. For more pictures like these please see our online tour page.
   

An Egyptian fruit bat rescued from
research along with 25 other fruit bats.
She now lives in peace in our a natural
habitat flight cage.
A big brown bat, found as an
orphaned stuck on a glue trap.
He lives with 8 other non-
releasable big browns bats in our
natural habitat indoor flight cage.
   
 


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