<human>: Can you give me a shortened version of the text?

We have 5 feral kittens living in our backyard. We had been feeding the mother cat since she was a kitten (and yes, we massively regret not trapping and spaying her before this happened) but she didn't move the kittens to our backyard until they were around 5 weeks. They're now about 2 months old, and have become much less skittish than they were when they first arrived, but I have a feeling they're getting to the point where it's going to be very hard to domesticate them. We're facing a lot of pressure/criticism from both our neighbors and friends... they really think we should catch them and find homes for them, but I know that undomesticated feral cats don't make the best pets and it'll be hard to find homes for all of them. I'm fine with just catching them, spaying/neutering them, putting them back outside, and continuing to feed/water them, but like I said, everyone we talk to seems to think that would be cruel and uncaring of us... We plan to be doing the TNR for the colony (which is 10 cats, including the kittens) in the next couple weeks. Has anyone here had experience domesticating kittens over 2 months old? Is it hopeless, or should we at least give it a shot?
<bot>: We have 5 feral kittens a little over 2 months old in our backyard. What are our chances of being able to domesticate them?