Juvenile flying-fox in care day 1 evening: this is Sarji

Sarji is a juvenile female Grey-Headed Flying-Fox who was noticed flying around in a huge courtyard which was netted with anti bird netting. The courtyard was 15 metres high and about 25 metres long.
I couldn't rescue her on the first night and suggested they lift up one end of the netting and leave it open for the night, or to call me if she got low enough for me to have a chance at catching her.
They phoned the next morning and said she was hanging 1.5 metres off the ground. I raced over and managed to catch her immediately - but she wasn't good at all. She was very cold and barely awake. I fully expected her to be dead a few hours later, but she surprised me by being awake and alert.

I still don't know how she's going, but if she's willing to try to survive the least I can do is to help her however I can.
Lately most of the juveniles who look fine, have died, so I'm not predicting anything for this little one.
Let's see how she is in the morning.

Update: Sarji died on day 2. I think she probably was in renal failure.
There is one more video of her story.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bUSMaC4AvqI

RIP little girl.

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