2-etagers vognhus ved Forsyth Park!

The guest informed us after she had called the City to remove one bat that came into the house and at that point did not ask for our help with anything. This is a rare occurrence but not a shock to us because Savannah is a tropical climate full of flying insects and the associated food chain so we have small bats that are part of our environment. These bats are a known entity in terms of their behavior and they are shy "beneficial insectivores" that do not bite people and do not live in this house. They do fly around Forsyth Park and eat mosquitoes at dusk and one chased an insect into this home without the guest noticing and sadly it could not find its way out. We appreciated that the guest had already had it removed before she reported the incident to us. If she had needed help removing it we would have helped. Several days later the guest asked what we were going to do about her potential rabies. So we asked if she had been to a doctor/clinic and she had not gone to any clinic at all. We did tell her that any co-pays etc for getting checked or getting any shots she wanted (even though she confirmed the bat did not bite anyone) would be covered by the trip insurance she had. We sent her all the links to the insurance forms to use if she had a claim. We also called Animal Control and DNR and confirmed nothing urgent or unusual occurred with this bat.

The Historic District in Savannah requires owners of historic properties to maintain the original single pane glass and wood frame windows without screens. This is a requirement not a choice so we will not be able to change the window/screen situation of this historic property. There is a basket with several rolled up accent/throw blankets in the home that are washed constantly (every time they are used) and may have seemed worn but certain were not dirty. Thank you for your feedback!