Daily welfare checks at every trap location run before any captured bird is processed. The check covers the welfare condition of any captured bird (water, feed, shelter from sun), the native-species disambiguation step (noisy miner, honeyeater, and other native lookalikes), and the dispatching decision for any confirmed Indian myna, feral pigeon, or house sparrow. The Magnet CO2 Dispatching Kit is the welfare-aligned dispatching pathway PestSmart NATSOP-BIR002 sets for pest birds. Native species captured by mistake are released on site with a documented event note (date, species, site, release condition) for the council reporting cadence. The pestie running the program holds the protocol on site; the council bird procurement frame Pest IT supplies covers the procurement framework state by state.

The Magnet CO2 Dispatching Kit is the dispatching pathway PestSmart NATSOP-BIR002 (trapping of pest birds) sets as the trapping standard. A captured bird transfers from the holding trap into the sealed dispatching chamber. CO2 from a Magnet CO2 Canister (25 gram individual canisters in the reorder cycle) flows into the chamber through the Magnet CO2 Inflator and the Magnet CO2 Valve and displaces oxygen, so the bird loses consciousness within seconds and dispatches without distress. The pathway sits inside the welfare framework state by state. Pest IT supplies the operating protocol; the Magnet CO2 Canister and the dispatching components are stocked through the Pestie Catalogue for reorder.

Daily welfare checks at every Magnet Trap deployment include a native-species disambiguation step before any captured bird is processed. Noisy miners, New Holland honeyeaters, eastern spinebills, and other native species sometimes investigate the same food sources Indian myna do. Native species captured by mistake are released on site with a documented event note (date, species, site, release condition) for the council reporting cadence. Pest IT supplies the visual disambiguation step ahead of trap deployment; the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 sits over the protected-species status.

Magnet Trap delivers four things on a council bird-trapping program. Trap construction supports welfare compliance through the one-way entrance, the holding chamber sized for species welfare, and the feeder and drinker provision; these are design features, not optional accessories. The Magnet CO2 Dispatching Kit pathway aligns with PestSmart NATSOP-BIR002 and supports compliance with the state animal welfare acts that govern the welfare window state by state. The accessory pathway (Magnet CO2 Canister reorder, feeder and drinker replacements, storage and transport bags) supports a sustained program cadence rather than one-off deployment. The documentation pattern (capture counts by species and site, dispatching dates, welfare-protocol notes, native-species release-with-documentation events) supports the reporting cadence councils, boards and auditors ask for at program close. Pest IT supplies the procurement framework state by state; the same documentation pattern adapts for shopping centres, food manufacturing groups, hospitality chains and healthcare networks and the rollup format for multi-site reporting.

State Animal Welfare Acts and firearms acts set the dispatching method state by state. The Magnet Trap vertebrate range is built for welfare-aligned live capture; the dispatching protocol is the pestie or operator's responsibility on site under the relevant state Act. The Fox Trap, Rabbit cage, and Possum and Cat Magnet hold the captured animal welfare-aligned (one-way entrance, holding chamber sized for natural posture, solid roof, rounded edges) until the dispatching step. Native species captured by mistake are released on site with a documented event note. Pest IT supplies the bird-side procurement framework that adapts for vertebrate work; the multi-site reporting format Pest IT supplies covers the rollup format for agribusiness or periurban programs.

Magnet Trap was designed for live-capture work across the urban and commercial landscape, not just council. Food premises pesties run Mini Myna Magnet and Sparrow Magnet work at loading docks and roof voids where FSANZ exclusion meets bird pressure. Hospitality groups run Pigeon Magnet and Mini Myna work across rooftops and outdoor dining. Healthcare and aged care courtyards run Mini Myna work where infection-control adjacency matters. Commercial property and shopping centre asset managers run mixed-species programs the same way council asset managers do, just out of a different budget line. Agribusiness runs the Fox, Rabbit and Possum and Cat traps at perimeter edges of orchards, vineyards and fruit production sheds. Solar installations run small-bird traps where pigeons and mynas nest under panels. Council bird trapping is the highest single-volume lane; the range is built for the wider landscape. Pest IT specs the program with you through the Free Design Service whether the brief is council, commercial, food premises, hospitality, healthcare, agribusiness or solar.