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Yes. Relocation is incredibly cruel.

You'd be better off to put the cage in the hot sun with no shade or water and let the animal die of heatstroke than relocating it. Quicker and more humane. Put's less animals at risk. You can think you are doing the right thing, but science says otherwise.

Unless you drive 25 miles, you are not taking it far enough away that it won't be back. If you do take it far enough that it won't come back, you are releasing an animal unfamiliar with it's surroundings into territory occupied with members of it's species and predators that do. If it manages to...

No. Just no. Relocating wildlife is a bad idea, usually illegal, and is less humane than torturing the poor thing to death. Wildlife and game offices do not trap and relocate wildlife for the public. If they do, it is a huge waste of tax money. Usually they enforce the laws prohibiting wildlife...