IF you need to find an organization just google "TRAP/NEUTER/RETURN Organization in your specific county". Let us know if we can be of any help or support. 
It's is so wonderful that you have a place to help such as Pawsproject. Great organization and glad that you found them. :cross: that you are able to trap that other cat and continue on in your great effort to control the population of feral cats in your area. :bigthumb: :high5:
Do you feed on a schedule? How many outdoor cats do you have currently that you are caring for? I usually try to get a feral cat used to a routine with schedule AM feedings and that makes it a bit easier to trap when the time is right. I will even put out a couple (or few) traps with the doors tied up (unset the traps) and only feed in the traps. That way the cat gets used to going in and out with no worries. Makes trap day go much easier. First, of course, the cat(s) needs to be coming around on a regular basis and scheduled only feedings help. I hope that this cat will continue to show itself and you will be successful as you have with the other cats! Again, check out the link I posted above. Since you seem so interested in feral/stray cats and wanting to make a difference in their lives then those articles will help to teach you even more about dealing with feral cats and TNR.
Be careful of putting food out in the dark - at bedtime. You will be attracting the wildlife! I always feed in the mornings and then about two hours before dusk. I take up all food if not eaten but usually it will be gone by that time anyway.
I think if any posts were deleted, they would let you know. I am sure nothing was taken away unless it was inappropriate and I don't see your thread as one needing that in the first place!!
Should i be worry about wildlife?
