I've been feeding two ferals in my neighborhood. I live on an acre, and purchased an insulated cat house from Feralvilla, and then put some styrofoam coolers with a hole and straw inside. All three cat houses are situated in my back yard, not near my feeding station. From what I can see, the only house being used is the Feralvilla, and it is being used by mice! One of my ferals is a fat male, and I'm not too worried about him. When I check out my window to see if he is eating, he just looks at me and continues eating. The other cat is a skinny younger cat and he/she is the one I am worried about. I feed close to a window, so I can see who is eating and also discourage coyotes or racoons from partaking in the food. If the skinny feral even sees me looking out the window, he bolts and won't come back. It is supposed to be FREEZING COLD here in a few days (in the Midwest) and I am worried sick about this cat. He has not yet been fixed, and I was thinking about trapping him now and taking him into the clinic to get fixed. That would take up at least a day of the cold weather. I abhor trapping, but I know it is for the best. Any suggestions are welcome. I just want to get over these next few days of harsh weather.