An environmental group has been swamped with offers of help after two high-tech self-setting traps were stolen from islands off Paihia.
The latest donation came from Wellington-based company Goodnature, which manufactures the A24 traps which were discovered missing from Motumaire and Motuarahi islands last week.
The traps had been installed by volunteer group Bay Bush Action, which had caught 267 rats on the tiny islands.
The traps are powered by a CO2 cylinder and reset automatically up to 24 times before the cylinder has to be replaced, but cost close to $200 apiece.