At the moment we caught five kittens out of six. The sixth turned out to be a real ninja and screwed on us while we grabbed the fifth.
Of the five kittens, two have already been taken away: a black, independent kitty who could not bear the rest of the kittens, but loved people very much; and the biggest grey cat caught by the fifth.
We have three kittens left: a striped cat (with a spotty nose), a striped cat and a grey fur. The grey purrs a lot, is insanely clingy, very clever and quick-witted. He mastered the litter pan on the first day. But he has a wet nose and suspicious-looking poop and is thin, so he must be dragged to the vet. The black cat has already been examined, the kittens have neither fleas or fungal disease; everyone looks great except the fluffy one.
The kittens are calm, they do not yell and do not call for their mother. The cat food is avoided with suspicion, as they are accustomed to airline food.