I have an RSPCA voucher for neutering, I'm just having problems catching him!!!!!! _________________ "If we reduce the amount of stuff we allow to accumulate in our lives, we won't have to organise it"
Elaine St James from her book 'Simplicity'
I just seen this thread, awww what a hellish problem!
I totally totally am a cat person but in light of the situation a few things sprang to my mind.
Firstly trapping is hard with a feral tom they are seriously clever, if it hasent fallen for the trap now it won't in the future, only way is to shoot it . If he manages to be trapped in the cage most vets would asses the animal and to be honist they will put him down rather than neuter him, they wont allow him re released. Or another option if you trap him is to drive him well away from your area and VERY carefully release him _________________ Life Is BRILL When You Have Genuine friends & The Odd Stalker & Many Guests!
we live in a very rural area, I successfully trapped this ones dad about 2 years ago but obviously not before he had fathered the current one and had him neutered. The vets round here are very good.
When we had the last one neutered we had a long debate on whether to release him back into the locality, But decided we would as another tom would come and replace him if we removed him!! I still see him occasionally.
If we ever trap this guy and I am not giving up, we will get him neutered and release him elsewhere, but don't tell anyone please?? _________________ "If we reduce the amount of stuff we allow to accumulate in our lives, we won't have to organise it"
Elaine St James from her book 'Simplicity'
My OH loves cat's as well we have discussions most evenings and last night both said if it was us.... we'd re realise him but else where lol, I do hope you catch the little fella as it's all for his own welfare at the end of the day
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. If he manages to be trapped in the cage most vets would asses the animal and to be honist they will put him down rather than neuter him, they wont allow him re released. Or another option if you trap him is to drive him well away from your area and VERY carefully release him 
