Live trapping is one of the most commonly used methods in humane pest control. It involves setting up traps designed to capture animals without harming them. These traps are typically baited with food to attract pests, such as rodents or squirrels, into the trap. Once inside, the door closes behind the animal, confining it without injury. Pest control professionals regularly check these traps to ensure the animals are not left inside for long periods. After a pest is captured, it is carefully relocated to a more suitable environment, such as a wildlife reserve or forest. Live trapping is effective for various animals, including rodents, squirrels, birds, and raccoons. The humane nature of this method ensures that the pests are not subjected to pain or suffering during the process. After the pests are removed, exclusion techniques often prevent them from returning.