“Almost Had to Euthanize the Dog” – Brad Keselowski Caught in a Scary Incident With Bats at His Home

Sure you could be having an eventful day, but is it as eventful as the one Brad Keselowski had? The Roush Fenway Keselowski Racing’s driver and co-owner recently took to Twitter to give his fans a glimpse of “one of those days.”

The NASCAR driver posted a thread on his social media handle in which he revealed his house had bats, “lots of bats.” 

Keselowski then revealed how glad he was that his daughters weren’t home. In fact, he almost had to euthanize his dog before hilariously disclosing how he had to persuade his wife that they don’t need to burn down their house.

In the end, he admitted that this experience was a learning curve for him before he left his fans with some advice.

“Needless to say I learned a lot here. Just got rabies shots (all 5 of them). Avoid bats at all costs,” Keselowski tweeted.

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Brad Keselowski maintains positivity despite admitting the harsh reality

In a recent interview, Brad Keselowski reflected on the tough season the RFK teams have endured so far this season, admitting that while their hopes to make it to the playoffs may be rather grim, he is still counting on the chances there are.

“It’s going to be tough for either one of our two teams to make the playoffs, but I’m optimistic,” he said. “I’m optimistic that we can at any time work through it and find a solution, and I’m committed to doing just that.”

Keselowski insisted that his goals haven’t changed. He knows that they need to win races. He knows they need to be in a spot to challenge to win races, something they have lacked throughout the season.

“We’ve had probably two or three races where we’ve been close to it, and that’s not near enough,” the RFK driver-owner described. “We’ve got to push, and we’ve got to find that next level.”

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