Conserve Wildlife: A Sanctuary for NJ Bats


A dozen rehabilitated bat pups await dusk...and their first flight in nature. They were released this July.
Photo Credit: M. Hall

Jackie Kashmer is a bat-saving machine.  Surely, no mere mortal is fit for the long, painstaking hours she spends to make the tiny animals well again.  But then, no machine could do it with the grace or heart.  Let me introduce you to the New Jersey Bat Sanctuary.

For six years, Jackie has focused her wildlife rehabilitation practice on bats alone – a decision that’s given her a special understanding of what makes bats tick.  And since all of her patients have similar basic needs, she can provide for them in a consistent and well-oiled way.

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Posted by WILDNEWJERSEY at 10/11/2011 10:00 AM
Categories: Bats
Tags: wildlife rehabilitation bats nj bat sanctuary white-nose syndrome wildlife
 

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