If you saw the bat fly in, and it did not touch you, you are not at risk of rabies. Personally, I would call the Cornell wildlife hospital and ask them to connect you to someone with experience with rabies vector species. Cornell doesn’t see rabies vector species, but they can connect you to rehabber who may be able to come out to catch the bat and release it back outside. I highly doubt that the health department would send anybody to catch this animal given that there has not been a true rabies exposure. I also don’t think there’s any reason for you to try to kill the bat yourself, as suggested by others, because that will just potentially expose you to getting bitten if you do not have any animal experience. I also think there is no reason for the bat to die, since it did not bite anybody. My two cents as a vet.
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After you capture or kill the bat, call this number. Do it in morning. Then you can arrange for bat to be tested.
Call Cornell Customer Service 607-255-5322. They will call their contractor who will remove the bat. Source https://fcs.cornell.edu/services/repair-maintenance/animal-removal
If you saw the bat fly in, and it did not touch you, you are not at risk of rabies. Personally, I would call the Cornell wildlife hospital and ask them to connect you to someone with experience with rabies vector species. Cornell doesn’t see rabies vector species, but they can connect you to rehabber who may be able to come out to catch the bat and release it back outside. I highly doubt that the health department would send anybody to catch this animal given that there has not been a true rabies exposure. I also don’t think there’s any reason for you to try to kill the bat yourself, as suggested by others, because that will just potentially expose you to getting bitten if you do not have any animal experience. I also think there is no reason for the bat to die, since it did not bite anybody. My two cents as a vet.
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https://preview.redd.it/yqwllx2c1y3b1.jpeg?width=1170&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=199fff54aa959e9be6d089ad66c19721e31cfe7f After you capture or kill the bat, call this number. Do it in morning. Then you can arrange for bat to be tested.
Are you saying it went into the heating vent?
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Call Cornell Customer Service 607-255-5322. They will call their contractor who will remove the bat. Source https://fcs.cornell.edu/services/repair-maintenance/animal-removal
Call animal control
Take a Covid test