Animal containment and automatic release enclosure

Abstract

An animal containment and automatic release enclosure is disclosed featuring a unitary structure providing a secure interior space for animals. The enclosure incorporates ventilation apertures, enabling the animal to access fresh air for breathing and ventilation. Environmental sensors in wireless communication with a personal device continuously monitor the enclosure's conditions, ensuring the animal's well-being. Wirelessly controlled enclosure doors, operated by an electric enclosure door control device, provide convenient access to the enclosed animal. The system further integrates external sensors, such as a carbon monoxide sensor for monitoring external CO levels, a moisture detection pad sensor to identify liquid accidents, and a temperature sensor to regulate internal temperature. The enclosure is designed to cater to various environments, including those with potential carbon monoxide exposure, making it suitable for use in multiple settings. It can be employed by veterinarians, law enforcement personnel, military professionals, security experts, pet owners, and animals trained for specific tasks. Additionally, remote access is possible through a personal communication device.

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