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Bats, like other animals, can get rabies, however, in general more skunks contract rabies than bats; less than one percent of bats have rabies. If you see a bat active during daylight, which also appears to be acting sickly, I recommend to stay away; you should not disturb bats wherever they may be though. If trapped in your house, call a professional for advice.
