If you find stray kittens, it is important to assess the situation before taking any action. Here are some general guidelines from the search results:

1. Determine if the kittens have a mother nearby. If the kittens are not in immediate danger, it is usually best to leave them alone and let the mother care for them.
2. If the kittens are in immediate danger or do not have a mother, you can try to capture them and care for them yourself or contact local rescues, animal protection groups, or advocates for assistance.
3. Do not take the kittens to an animal shelter, as this can be harmful to their wellbeing.
4. If you decide to care for the kittens yourself, you will need to provide them with food, water, and a safe place to stay. You can confine them in a large cage or a small room, and provide them with a litter box, food and water dishes, and something to cuddle in like a towel or a small stuffed animal.
5. If the kittens are too young to eat solid food, they will need to be bottle-fed every few hours.
6. Kittens should be socialized as much as possible before trying to find a good home for them or bringing them to a humane shelter. They could be returned back to the street, but it’s always better for cats to live inside when possible.
7. Kittens should not be removed from their mother before they are 8 weeks old, as this can be harmful to their wellbeing.
8. Once the kittens are old enough, they can be spayed or neutered and placed into loving homes.
9. If you cannot care for the kittens yourself, consider surrendering them to a public shelter where a rescue group may have the opportunity to place them in a foster home and socialize them, depending upon their age.