Most people would run screaming the other way, but maintenance worker Raul Morcillo did his best to help a little bat down on its luck at a Glendale office.
GLENDALE, Calif. -- A handyman with a heart makes a startling discovery in a Glendale office -- a bat in a sink. Most people would run screaming the other way, but maintenance worker Raul Morcillo did his best to help.
As went to wash his hands, in the sink, Morcillo saw what he thought was a mouse, then, he turned on the lights. Without food or water, the tiny bat was in bad shape. Morcillo, wanting to help, posted his discovery to his neighborhood app. A couple of bat experts he got in contact with were out of town.
"I would talk to him, he would move his little ears and his head, he'd pick it up," Morcillo explained.Though rabies is very uncommon in California, an expert gave us this advice, in the rare event something like this happens to you.