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4. Excellent advice!

Wed May 20, 2026, 02:12 PM

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Slept with a window open. Woke up with a bat in my kitchen [View all] GreatGazoo Yesterday OP

Excellent advice! LuckyCharms Yesterday #4

Well my options right now are to remove it or let it leave on it's own GreatGazoo Yesterday #6

If that happened in my house EYESORE 9001 Yesterday #2

Hardwood or aluminum? LastDemocratInSC Yesterday #3

hard wood GreatGazoo Yesterday #5

Love this story! MoonlightHillFarm Yesterday #7

I love bats too but rabies Laurelin Yesterday #9

Forgot to add Laurelin Yesterday #10

Bats are quite non-responsive in the daytime. Talitha Yesterday #11

Thanks - Just after sunset here GreatGazoo Yesterday #12

It is recommended by the experts that someone who wakes up Alpeduez21 Yesterday #13

As I understand it if you suspect any contact and the bat is still present GreatGazoo 23 hrs ago #15

Pretty sure they could treat you for rabies without testing the bat Alpeduez21 15 hrs ago #18

10:15 PM update -- She left GreatGazoo 23 hrs ago #16

Was the door to your bedroom closed mnhtnbb 16 hrs ago #17

!!! Mad_Dem_X 7 hrs ago #21

Triggered my instinctual fear for sure GreatGazoo 3 hrs ago #22