It is illegal to relocate problem wildlife in certain regions, so it is important to understand your local laws before relocating the rabbit. Animal control will give you the best options for relocating your caught wild rabbit, and may pick the animal up for you.  Some areas, like the state of Washington, require a permit in order to move or relocate wildlife, including cottontail rabbits. You should not keep the rabbit in the trap for longer than you have to, but keeping it in a quiet space will keep it calm before you relocate. Place a thick blanket or tarp over the trap to keep the rabbit calm and do not move the trap more than necessary.   If you are able to move the rabbit right away, it is still important to place something over the tarp during transportation. The chances of the rabbit's survival decrease when they are exposed to trauma or stress, so treat the rabbit as if it were your pet. When transporting the rabbit, take care not to injure or traumatize the rabbit. Relocate the rabbit by placing the trap in a safe place within your vehicle so that it does not fall over or slide around too much. Find an area that is similar in landscape to the place you caught the rabbit. The relocation point should be far from any roads or other people's homes, as the rabbit will often start heading back in the direction of its capture. Face the open trap toward a place where the rabbit can hide and be cautious to not injure the rabbit while opening the trap. Lightly shake the trap to encourage the rabbit to leave, and if it is reluctant, flip the trap on its side and walk away to give the rabbit some time.
اتصل بخدمة مكافحة الحيوانات واسأل عن قوانين إعادة التوطين. ضع الأرنب في منطقة هادئة وضع القنب فوق المصيدة. حرر الأرنب على مسافة 16 كم من مكان إمساكك له. قف خلف المصيدة وافتح الباب من الخلف.