Monty’s face is distinctive since he was born without a nasal bridge bone owing to a genetic issue. Although his oddity makes him appear attractive, his nose causes him respiratory problems, and he sneezes more than regular cats.
Monty, on the other hand, is still the ideal family cat for his owner since he is such a cuddly furball. When they got him from an animal shelter at the age of three, they noted that it was his unusual lovely face and quiet attitude that made them fall in love with him.
“A year ago, we adopted a little 3-year-old Monty boy from an animal shelter.”
“Monty was born without a nasal bridge which affects him now and then and makes him sneeze a bit.”
But that doesn’t matter since “his personality, which he shown from the start, is as rare as a diamond!”
“Monty shared a room with a few other cats from the animal shelter that were a touch hostile, but Monty was uninterested in picking a fight.”
“Monty also has a tendency to urinate in his sleep due to a leaky/loose bladder.”
“When he finds out, he becomes embarrassed, therefore we’re trying to persuade him not to be since this is a situation he can’t cure and must learn to live with.”
“He loves lying on your lap and at night he’ll keep you company until you wake up. His favorite place to cuddle is by far in the arms of his dad Michael.”
Monty is a courageous feline. He is nearly never fearful, and he even enjoys his visits to the veterinarian.
“We’d like Monty to be a spokesperson for ‘crooked’ cats or cats who don’t appear to be flawless in everyone’s eyes!”
“We also want to emphasize that just because you look different doesn’t mean you can’t be amazing.”
