The Pallid Bat is designated as Vulnerable . Sketch in Bats of British Columbia , Nagorsen and Brigham, 1993. Present status of the Pallid Bat in British Columbia is unknown. This was the only evidence for this species in the province until 1974 when a dying Pallid Bat found at Okanagan Falls was submitted to the Federal Agriculture Laboratory to be tested for rabies. In the late 1970s and 1980s, Brock Fenton and Robert Herd captured four Pallid Bats in the vicinity of Vaseux Canyon in the Okanagan.
Individual hairs are pale at the base with darker tips.
Compared with other Canadian bats the eye are relatively large. They have several wart-like bumps across the facial region. The calcar lacks a keel . The skull is large with heavy, robust teeth. As well, the Pallid Bat is the only British Columbian bat with two pairs of lower vincisors .