If your cat is not neutered, he has much more important things on his mind that coming home. Unfortunately, once a cat gets a taste of the big outdoors, it's almost impossible to convince him he's better off inside four walls. As I've often said, Lily Rose clawed and chewed through our windowscreens to get back out and Ernie bolted out any door opened for a few seconds. Both died outside far too young. Now that your cat has established himself as a "outdoor" cat, there is truly little you can do except buy earplugs and ignore him. Be a responsible owner and if he is NOT "fixed" do so asap. Don't let him add to the out-of-control unwanted kitten population. Have him vetted and vaccinated and flea-proofed. Apologize in advance to your neighbors if he using their flowerbeds as a litter box. Have him micro-chipped or put a breakaway collar on him as identification should he be injured or killed and wind up at a vets or shelter. Try to keep him in at night if you can. Good luck.Hope He's OK

Izadore (Izzie) answered on 3/21/11. Helpful? / 0