
About Cymbal
Cymbal: The Little Miracle with a Heart Full of Love Cymbal's story began with incredible challenges, but you'd never know it from the happy, affectionate kitten he is today. As part of the Orchestra Litter, Cymbal and his sisters were rescued from a Baltimore shelter after severe, untreated conjunctivitis caused significant damage to their eyes. Their prognosis was uncertain, and they desperately needed a miracle. Thanks to Fancy Cats and the expert care of a veterinary eye specialist, Cymbal has overcome the odds and is now thriving. This sweet orange boy is the heart of his little family. Friendly, loving, and endlessly affectionate, Cymbal adores people and never turns down a cuddle. Whether he's curled up beside his foster family, snuggled with his sisters, or enjoying a sunny nap, Cymbal's gentle nature shines through. Because of his early eye damage, Cymbal has some vision limitations, but he has adapted beautifully and doesn't let it slow him down. He plays, explores, and enjoys life with confidence, relying on his other senses and the comfort of those he loves. Most importantly, Cymbal shares an extraordinary bond with his sisters, Viola and Maestro. They have been by his side through every challenge, providing comfort, confidence, and companionship. While Cymbal could potentially thrive in a home of his own, he would love to be adopted with one of his sisters, especially after everything they've overcome together. If you're looking for a truly special kitten with a remarkable story, a resilient spirit, and a heart overflowing with love, Cymbal may be the perfect addition to your family. And if you have room for two, Cymbal and one of his beloved sisters would make an incredible pair. ❤️ It is Fancy Cats’ policy to not adopt kittens singly without another young and/or playful dog or cat in the home. Adoption fee includes: first 2 FVRCP vaccines, deworming, flea preventatives, spay/neuter, microchip Adoption fee: $350.00
Good to know
- Good with kidsYes
- House-trainedYes
- Vaccinations currentYes