Leo
From TNR volunteer: This is my second TNR kitty. He wandered into my neighborhood looking for a mate and made a godawful amount of noise. After the third or fourth night I decided to trap him and get him neutered for the sake of the neighborhood. He was pre...tty easy to catch, despite the fact that he's completely feral. Because I caught him, I got to name him. Poor thing thought I was going to eat him. When I got him to the shelter he made the most mournful, pitiful sound I have ever heard. TNR went off without a hitch. I've seen him once or twice since, but he flees when he sees me. I think he associates me more with the trapping than with the food I'd used to coax him in. Figures.
