<human>: Could you distill the essence of the text into 1-3 sentences?

Since December 2011, my neighbor across the street has been placing animal food and water on my property (I live in rural Kansas, so it is a bit strange to me to go from ones property to your neighbors than how it might be perceived in the city). Now, this would not have been a big deal to me if it were not for that fact that it attracts skunks and all other sorts of nasty critters of the country. Critters that I do not want on my property (I raise Chickens and would rather they not be slaughtered by the wildlife), but also the fact that they have been placing it after I have gotten new cats.

Last December was when I was told by my daughter that after our cat disappeared that the food stopped being placed at the end of our property. Fast forward to last week, I replaced my lost cat with two new barn cats; my family began to notice one of the cats leaving the barn more often and heading up towards the road where the food is being placed. Now, I am getting very tired of this, I already wrote my two neighbors a letter asking them if they are the ones doing it to stop (have yet to mail it), and in the morning if I notice food on my way out to work I throw it out and take the empty containers. I was just curious if there were any legal measures or things I should take note of before mailing the letters and continuing to dump the food out.
<bot>: I would like to get my cat-crazy neighbors to stop their shenanigans, as it is hurting my daughter to lose her cats.