For TNR & Animal Shelters

Remote TNR trapping without all-night trap checks

OcuTrap helps TNR teams and shelters monitor traps remotely, reduce overnight checks, and respond faster when an animal is caught.

Partnering with TNR programs, rescues, and shelters to scale humane trapping.

Fewer late-night trap checks See what’s in the trap before you leave home.
Save volunteer hours every week Focus more time on surgery days, transport, and adoption.
Better animal welfare outcomes Respond quickly when a cat or wildlife is captured.

How OcuTrap fits into your TNR workflow

You keep trapping the way you always have—OcuTrap just lets you check traps from your phone instead of driving all night.

  1. Deploy smart traps in the community

    Set OcuTraps at feeding stations, colonies, or known wildlife paths, just like you would with a normal trap.

  2. Monitor remotely with real-time alerts

    When there’s activity or a capture, OcuTrap sends photo-based alerts so you can confirm what’s in the trap from your phone.

  3. Respond when it truly matters

    Drive out when you know an animal is captured—or remotely release a non-target animal and keep trapping.

Support more animals with the same team

OcuTrap helps you stretch every volunteer hour and every grant dollar further.

Reduce volunteer burnout

Cut down on overnight checks and long drives so your team can focus on the animals that need them most.

Cover more trapping locations

Deploy more traps across your community while still keeping up with monitoring and rapid response.

Better data for grants & reporting

Use timestamps, photos, and trap logs to document your impact for funders, boards, and municipal partners.

“We used to send volunteers to check traps every couple of hours. With OcuTrap, we only drive when there’s actually a cat in the trap.”

Program Director, TNR organization, Serving multiple colonies across the city

Questions from TNR teams & shelters

Do we need reliable cell service at every trap?

OcuTrap performs best in areas with solid cellular coverage. We’ll help you identify ideal locations and discuss options for more challenging sites.

Can we start small with a pilot?

Yes. Many organizations start with a small batch of traps on one or two colonies and expand as they see the time savings.

How much time can OcuTrap save our volunteers and staff?

OcuTrap dramatically reduces the number of unnecessary trap checks by sending real-time alerts only when a confirmed capture occurs. This helps volunteers avoid repeated trips to empty traps, freeing up time for colony care, transport, and other critical tasks. Many groups report saving hours each week, even with just a few traps deployed.

See how OcuTrap could support your TNR or shelter program

Tell us how many traps you currently run and how your team operates. We’ll share a simple plan for piloting smart traps with your organization.

Schedule a conversation