Sponsor A Bat and Help Save Our Flying Friends
Want to be involved or help out? Looking for a unique present? Why not sponsor one of our patients in care?
Bats Qld is a volunteer run not-for-profit organisation. We depend entirely on donations to do the work we do. By sponsoring one of our bats in care, you help us cover the cost for food and medication for all our little patients. Complete the form below and we’ll send you an official sponsorhip E-certificate and/or a Hard Copy (including a hard copy of the certificate and photo of your sponsored bat).
Sassy
Black Flying-Fox orphanSassy girl may be small and had a sad start but she sure has a big voice!
Star
Black Flying Fox OrphanLittle Star certainly steals the show! She loves climbing and flapping even though she is a premature baby and still smaller than newborns.
Welly
Black Flying Fox OrphanWelly had a rough start. His mum was taken from him by a dog and Welly had to have stitches in his cheek.
Misty
Black Flying Fox OrphanI’m Misty and I am soooo cute than I will melt your heart! I enjoy lots of cuddles, my bottle, early morning sunshine and a tummy tickle.
Bean
Black Flying Fox OrphanBean came to us as just a little Bean, but is also full of beans! He is a sweet little boy with puppy dog eyes who loves a cuddle.
Winny
Black Flying Fox OrphanBoop…hellooooo…my name is Winny and I lost my Mumma, but I was lucky because someone found me and wrapped me up safe and sound.
Wally
Black Flying Fox OrphanSadly Wally's mum was severely injured and passed away. But Wally doesn't let her death be in vain, he continues on thriving in care.
Willy
Black Flying Fox OrphanWilly is small but mighty! Coming in a tiny premature baby, he's never giving up, growing bigger, stronger and more adventurous every day.
Queenee.and.Aurora
Black Flying Fox Mum & PupDrama Queenee got her name because of how fiercely she protects her baby, while little Princess Aurora usually sleeps through all the drama!
KingKong
Black Flying Fox AdultOur old boy KingKong has come a long way since he was found in a planter box with very limited mobility and was unable to use his legs.
Rhiann
Grey Headed Flying Fox JuviRhiann, named by her Scottish finder, had a bad skin infection causing fur loss but with lots of treatments is now growing her fur back.
Jacki
Black Flying Fox
Sushi
Black Flying FoxPoor Sushi got trapped in inappropriate fruit netting and sustained severe injuries, but she's now slowly healing in care.
BattDamon
Eastern Broad Nosed BatBatt was found on the ground, water soaked and skinny with a small puncture above his right eye and an old small wound on his forearm.
BatneySpears
Goulds Long Eared BatBatney and her friends had found a nice roosting spot, but when the shades were disturbed, her mates flew away but she stayed behind.
LeonardoDiBatrio
Northern Free Tail BatLeonardo was found by a caring member of public after they heard a thud outside on the balcony, where he likely bumped his head.