The Havahart® Feral Cat Trap Rescue Kit is ideal for catching, transporting and short term caring of a feral cat.

The Havahart® Feral Cat Trap Rescue Kit is easy to set, bait, and release. Collapsible live animal trap for the cat—pops up in seconds.   Kit includes; rescue cat trap, cage divider, cover, door hook, and complete instructions.

Rescue Collapsible Cat Trap: This cat trap is 32 x 10.75 x 12.75 when assembled. Constructed of sturdy rust-resistant wire mesh with steel reinforcements for long life and is galvanized for maximum resistance to rust and corrosion. Collapsible design is ideal for space saving storage!

Cage Divider: The divider allows the cage to be used as a feeding and watering area.  Slide it through the cage mesh, open the door and place food or water in the cage.

Burlap Cover: The cover has a dual purpose: to help camouflage the trap and to soothe the cat once it is trapped.

Humane Live Easy Set Animal Traps from Havahart® - the recognized brand leader in nuisance animal control.

Feral Cats

Feral cats are a growing issue in the United States.
Conservationists argue that feral cats contribute greatly
to the population reduction of songbirds and other
endangered birds, with estimates that bird loss is at
100 million a year due to predation.  More» 

Suggested Stray Cat Baits

◊ Fish

◊ Meats

◊ Oil of catnip
◊ Sardines
◊ Canned tuna
◊ Chicken

Expert's Corner

Feral Cat Trapping Tips

Havahart® brings you some helpful guidelines to follow when trapping stray cats:

• Locate the cage in an area where stray cats are often observed.

   

• Place the cage on a level surface.

 

• Position the cage against a wall of a building or in a path commonly traveled by the cat.

   

• After setting the cage, it maybe helpful to place the included cover over the cage.  Cats often venture into enclosed areas.

   

• Remove yourself from the immediate area.

   

• Check the cage as often as possible.

   

• After the cat has been caught, place the cover over the cage. This helps to calm the cat.

   

• Please do not allow children or pets near the cage.

   

• Check with veterinarian/humane league to determine if you may feed/water the cat before you relocate. Follow the instruction for Placing Food and Water in the Cage.

   

• If you choose to relocate the animal into a carrier or crate, the carrier should be large enough to place inside it a small food and water bowl along with an 8x8 tin foil pan for litter.

   

• When transporting the cat in a car, place a trash bag or tarp under the cage.  Keep the cage covered. Please do not transport the cat in the closed trunk of the car.