Second Changes was home to "Justin Beaver" who reached celebrity status at the animal rescue before unexpectedly dying last year.

Major has been living at the Second Chances Wildlife Center ever since his home was bulldozed about seven years ago.

So much attention in fact, Peter Gros from Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom recently paid a visit for a new web series called “Saving the Wild” which will feature JB.

The cage is 18 feet wide and 8 feet high to give the bats room to fly around.

Many of the babies, like the skunks, raccoons, bats and fox are not usually on display to the public, so it was a rare chance for visitors to get an up-close, educational look.