(USED/FAIR) (UNTESTED) Animal Cage Trap 41 X 15.7 X 12 inch Double Door Animal Cage Trap Metal Trap Cage Humane Live Animal Trap for Rabbits

If the captured animal is protected or has a significant impact on the local ecosystem, you may need to transfer it to a local wildlife management agency or a suitable shelter.

6. Avoid recapture: After releasing or relocating animals, try to take steps to avoid their recapture. This may include adjusting the location or design of the trapping cage, or adopting other non-invasive methods of wildlife management.

This trapping cage is always designed with humanitarian principles in mind. The trigger mechanism of the trap is designed to be both safe and effective, ensuring that the animal is not suddenly or excessively harmed when stepping into the trap. In addition, the traps are constructed with the animal's comfort in mind, avoiding prolonged restraint or crowded conditions. Our goal is to capture animals, not harm them, so our trap cages are designed to minimize stress and injury to the animals as much as possible. Our gravity triggering mechanism is much simpler and more convenient than the spring triggering method. With spring triggering, the spring's elasticity weakens over time, which increases the cost of use and maintenance. Our gravity triggering mechanism does not rely on elastic materials and therefore does not lose its effectiveness over time, making it more durable. Compared to single door trapping cages on the market, our product utilizes a double door design. It greatly increases the capture success rate. When the animal steps into the cage, both doors will close at the same time, effectively preventing the animal from escaping. With the single door design, once the animal reacts quickly, it is easy to escape from a single exit, leading to capture failure.

3. Identification and Recording: After successfully capturing an animal, try to identify its species and age and record it. This will help you learn about local wildlife populations and will help you make subsequent handling decisions.

Advice on handling captured small animals

4. Release or translocation: If the captured animal is a common and unprotected species in the area and is not causing any damage, you may choose to release it at a suitable time and place. Ensure that the animal is in a healthy state prior to release and that the release site is safe and suitable for its survival.

5. Contact a professional: If you are unsure what to do with a captured animal, it is best to contact your local wildlife expert, animal control agency or relevant government department. They can provide professional advice and guidance to ensure that the animal is handled properly.

1. Comply with local regulations. First, know and follow the laws and regulations in your area regarding wildlife capture and handling. This includes knowing which animals are protected, which can be legally captured, and what to do with them after capture.

When small animals are successfully captured in trapping cages, we should follow the relevant regulations and ethical guidelines to ensure that the animals are handled properly. Here are some suggestions:

2. Humane treatment: No matter how big or small an animal is, we should always treat it humanely. Ensure that unnecessary harm to the animal is avoided during the capture process. Handle animals gently and minimize their stress.