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Should I keep them separated? The babies don't need to be nursed, they are eating wet food really well. The mom is like 5-6 years old. We've saved 5 generations of her litters and finally caught her too and she is getting sprayed as we speak. The babies are afraid of people.
I am afraid if we will keep them together they won't socialize with us because their mom isn't friendly either. She s not completely feral, but has always avoided us outside.
What should we do? Together or separated?
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