thomsbrain
Lifer
- Dec 4, 2001
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it's too cold out there for it, you should try to capture it. you may even be able to borrow a safe cage-style trap from the local animal shelter. also, realize that it's likely that the food was eaten by a racoon or opossum, so keep trying during the daytime, and try just scooping the food onto the ground so it's not so scary. 
my cat was the same way, an orpahned feral kitten, starving to death. he was a month older than yours but only weighed 1 pound by the time i'd been feeding him enough to capture him and get him to the vet, which was at least a couple weeks of regular eating for him. now he's my best buddy, although he will always be afraid of strangers until he gets used to the person.
my cat was the same way, an orpahned feral kitten, starving to death. he was a month older than yours but only weighed 1 pound by the time i'd been feeding him enough to capture him and get him to the vet, which was at least a couple weeks of regular eating for him. now he's my best buddy, although he will always be afraid of strangers until he gets used to the person.
