PAW --> Available Adult Cats -->  "Monty"






Name: Monty
Color: DMH White and Tabby
Age: Born May 12, 2005
Gender: Neutered Male

History: 
Monty was returned (in a panic) because of bladder issues.  He had been adopted 
through PAW as a young kitten in 2005.  There's never an issue of PAW not accepting
a returned cat, but having to act within a couple of hours to make that happen is 
very difficult on us.  In his adoptive home, Monty had had a couple of urinary 
tract infections, but to us and to our vet, that was no reason to give up on him. 
When a cat is having bladder problems, one must be committed to making changes in 
the cat's life that will help him through a health crisis like this one.  Monty may
be a cat that is quite sensitive and stress is very much a contributor to bladder 
problems. Cats are also masters at hiding unwellness, until a behaviour like litter
box avoidance occurs.  Monty also had a sebaceous cyst under his left eye that 
needed immediate attention. It was surgically removed as soon as we got him back.  





Personality:  
Would you agree this boy is just plain gorgeous?  Monty also has a very sweet 
personality that we are just beginning to discover.  He has worked his way into 
all the hearts of the PAW people and we are committed to finding him the right 
home.  It is unlikely that a pet will go through its life with no health or 
behavioural issues.  That is what being a responsible pet owner is all about -- 
going the distance with your pet!   Monty is on a vet food that is specific for 
cats with crystals in their urine.  Because he is on a special diet, he must spend 
his nights in one of the isolation rooms at the centre, but this sweet little guy 
pretty much puts himself to bed when it's that time of day.  What a good boy!