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Well for 🦇 sake! Love this and they eat the mosquitos.
07/02/2025

Well for 🦇 sake! Love this and they eat the mosquitos.

Friendly Reminder: If you find a bat inside your house or business this winter—do not release it outside!

In Nebraska, bats that end up in homes during the winter are often hibernating species that have mistakenly woken up. Releasing them outside in cold temperatures can be fatal, as they cannot survive freezing weather. Even on a warm and sunny day, that bat will be unable to find food as there won't be insects out for them to eat in the winter.

Instead, if you find a bat indoors, do not handle it with bare hands. Keep it in a secure, ventilated container and call our hotline for wildlife assistance at (402) 234-2473. We will ensure the bat’s safety and proper care until it can be released in appropriate conditions.

Learn more about what to do if you find a bat inside at nebraskawildliferehab.org

13/01/2024

In response to the recent -- and upcoming -- freezing temperatures, the Great Plains SPCA is reminding pet owners of their effort to ensure the well-being of dogs that are typically kept outdoors.

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For the love of Jack...

It all started when I met a lab named Jack. I’ve had dogs before, a Boston named Sadie, a cat named Luna, and a kitten named Maggie. I knew that this was something different something special. He came with a fella I met and was the most loving, gentle giant a girl could have. We spent lots of years playing, running, slobbering, snuggling, more walks and you get the picture, but then age started to creep up on our strong and gentle bones, muscles and joints. We went to vet for water therapy, healthy holistics powders, good things, but still needed a little more love to help Jack along with his tired muscles. Searching all over I began to see that there was a need for someone to do dog massage locally. This is how it all started. I got certified in Colorado, and kept Jack on track to provide some aid to our regular regimen to keep him afloat, literally his hind legs. This is how Paws to Pause was created. We are pawing...paying it forward for my gentle giant - Jack dog.