If ... 

nm -u /usr/local/lib/libintl.dylib | fgrep gettext

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... shows the text "gettext", then you may need to reinstall|update|change the present libintl files.

Else, could you share the output of 

perl Makefile.PL \
| egrep '(LDDLFLAGS|LDFLAGS).+/usr/local/lib' Makefile

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... ? If /usr/local/lib is missing from above, try to install manually after setting $CONFIGURE{'LIBS'} in Makefile.PL or LDDLFLAGSto set the library search path.

In reply to Re^3: Install of Locale:gettext failing due to missing libintl by Anonymous Monk
in thread Install of Locale:gettext failing due to missing libintl by T-Fen

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