article_snippet: Australian bat-lovers and conservationists are mourning the loss of an infant flying fox named Charlotte.
article_snippet: Charlotte, also known as Little Miss Charlotte, was in the care of Batzilla the Bat, a bat rescue group in Brisbane, for a little over a month before the baby bat was found to have liver issues and an infant flying fox named Charlotte carers were forced to have an infant flying fox named Charlotte euthanized.
article_snippet: Though a bat conservation group takes in many orphaned bats, usually rehabilitating many orphaned bats and releasing many orphaned bats back into the wild, Charlotte was different.
article_snippet: Charlotte: Australian bat-lovers and conservationists are mourning the loss of an infant flying fox named Charlotte who was euthanized due to liver issues .
article_snippet: Rescued in January, an infant flying fox named Charlotte captured the hearts of bat lovers as she carers posted videos and updates of she progress on a bat conservation group's Facebook page.
article_snippet: Charlotte Charlotte weighed just under two ounces when carers with Batzilla rescued carers with Batzilla after a homeowner found the infant bat lying in a gutter, according to the group's Facebook page.
article_snippet: Charlotte's parents fell victim to heavy rains in Brisbane that damaged the flying fox population, according to PEOPLE Pets. '
article_snippet: Denise Wade, a videographer and carer with Batzilla, wrote, the little bat would have died.
article_snippet: Baby Bats: About 300 baby bats are orphaned every year in Australia after Baby Bats mothers die of starvation or illness .
highlights_snippet: Australian bat-lovers and bat conservationists are mourning the loss of Charlotte .
  
highlights_snippet: bat became a Facebook sensation after a bat conservation group posted the miraculous story of Charlotte rescue .
  
highlights_snippet: a bat conservation group was forced to have Charlotte euthanized due to liver issues .