Tut tut Sheila - you really need to do your homework or you'll never pass your exams.
Wilbur was poorly neck the runt of the litter, not that he shows any indication of that now. He's as big as his brother Harry who was the largest of the litter (hence the nickname Big H). Bad hair day was Charlie, the long-haired grey.
You're right that Cornelius is the grey/white and Cordelia is the tricolour. She'll be beautiful bless her when she's cleaned up a bit and Cornelius is an absolute star.
T probably is overdoing it but you try stopping her.
She had Cordelia scruffed and in the carrier almost before I'd had time to open it.
I've been seriously told off for not giving you the full story about Chelsea. Debbie and I really wanted things to work out for her and were terribly nervous because the potential adopter was a man and she has been known to vent her wrath on the male of the species.
He was lovely and fell in love with her before long before we opened her pen. She clearly knew which side her bread was buttered and was all over him.
He had brought a front loading carrier and we were a bit concerned that we might have trouble getting her into it but as soon as he opened it she walked right in, turned around and sat down expectantly as if to say right, are we off then. We'd given him her full story and advised him that she could take a long time to settle and that he should be prepared for her to hide etc etc but within an hour Debbie had received a text telling her that Chelsea came out of her carrier, had a nose around and was currently sitting on his knee purring and enjoying cuddles. Is it any wonder that we were in tears.
Wilbur and Harry are very pleased for her because they now have a big pen with an outside run and have been making the most of the good weather.
Bella and Daisy are just
Mind you I may be biased because they remind me so much of my ex-Paws Inn cats Bunty and Biggles (formerly known as Dandelion and Burdock) They're even in the same pen that my two were in.
ANyway, here's Chelsea ready for the off.