In Minneapolis, a recent incident involved bats in a home. Health officials consider any bat found indoors a potential public health risk. A colony of bats was discovered in an attic, accessing the home through gaps.

Further details about the incident are available from Skedaddle Humane Wildlife Control in Minnesota. The discovery was made after a bat was found flying in a living room. A test was conducted at the University of Minnesota after a bat was observed biting another bat, and the results showed that one bat had a serious disease.