I've posted before about Larry. I thought he was a stray or more likely abandoned and I've been feeding him for over a month now and trying to find a home for him (my wife is allergic so I can't bring him in). I found out today he has a home. One of my neighbors owns him. The problem is he's very thin and not neutered and is allowed to roam around the neighborhood. It seems at least as far a I can tell he's not being taken care of. I'm really torn as to what to do. I've thought about confronting the neighbor but they don't speak English. Any advice would be appreciated.
Confronting the neighbour sounds a bit combative, maybe instead try to befriend them. You could then get a better idea of how well they're looking after him and offer them your advice about what he needs.
Sometimes families get a cat for a child, who then loses interest, leaving no one who really cares or pays attention to the cat to pick up on his needs. But on the other hand, they may well love him, and think they are looking after him well.
Poor choice of words on my part. I want to keep things friendly but it's a little tough when the message is "your cat seems neglected".