Three Kittens for Rehoming

I have three male kittens (siblings) that are a little over a year old that need a new home immediately, as I cannot have pets in my apartment and risk eviction. They are all incredibly sweet, and my family and I have grown to love them, and I know that someone else will too. They are free to anyone who will give them a good home, and is able to pick them up in Wolfville. All litter trained, indoor cats.

The cats are named:

Cotton - He is all white and very small, easily the smallest of the three. His back is arched downward so he always walks with his head low to the ground, and his front legs are a little bowed, but it doesn't bother him at all, or deter him from running, playing, and jumping. He has never expressed any discomfort, pain or difficulty about these things, but I will try to include a photo that shows what I am describing. Very friendly, and curious, very good with other pets and children (very patient with kids that like to give him full-arm hugs, use him as a pillow, and also carry him around.) He doesn't really meow, just trills, and has since he was born.

Hisser: He is also all white, has a very fluffy face. He is very timid, startles very easily, does not like to be approached by other animals or children. He would definitely thrive in a quiet single-person or couple household. When he opens up, he is incredibly affectionate, and purrs VERY loudly and consistently upon seeing you. Very squeaky, tiny little meow.

Cheeto 2: He is mostly grey with a little white on his nose, mouth, chest, and paws. He was the only kitten in his litter to not be entirely white. He slides his back legs when he walks, but he can use them when he wants to, and doesn't seem to be in any pain or discomfort. He has not experienced any injury or physical trauma that would cause this, and has done this since birth.