u/12345ilovecarrots

I dont know what to do and I'm beyond scared right now. Around a month + 2 months ago two stray cats we look after came into our house to give birth. We're taking care of them on our balcony that is in my brother's room. One of the kittens has been throwing up and just looked tired in general and today she died, two days after she first started to look tired. Her 2 siblings seem tired and sick as well, they've been brought to the vet today and the vet said it seems to be feline panleukopenia. The other litter looks okay at the moment but of course because they've been living in the same area they most likely got it as well. The problem is we have two cats of our own. Although one is 5 and the other is around 1.5-2, this still doesn't mean they're safe. We don't know what to do, we don't have enough space to keep them all seperated and if we put the other litter in another room what if our cats contract the disease as well? Does anyone have any advice at all? Will the mothers be okay?

I know this question has been asked before, but I feel like a lot of the answers are for when people have come across people that are mean. I feel ugly and I think that is the truth but I cant get myself to accept it so I'm asking anyways: how to tell if you're ugly? It's so frustrating seeing people take pictures and post asking if they're ugly because to me if you're able to do that it's a clear sign that you aren't. I think a lot of cultural factors also go into this. I have friends who are drop-dead gorgeous but have never been randomly asked out in public. One thing that I suppose I can point out, and I HATE the fact that I'm even saying this, but I don't think I've ever been catcalled or had any such weird experiences? Could that be a sign... Other than my looks I would say I am a person that is very talkative and am open to debates and general conversations irl, so I never had many problems making friends and didn't experience things such as being ignored either