If they are still alive, I would separate them from the doe or it sounds like she will kill them. I would keep them indoors in a nest box with soft grass hay(no mold) lined with the mom's fur, with a hollow for them to nestle into. You need to warm them up using a warm pack(not too hot) of some sort or against your skin. Once they are warm you will need to feed them. This can either be done by holding the doe on your lap and bringing the kits up underneath to the does belly to nurse, or if you are certain she will hold still and not kick and injure the kits, the doe can be held belly up for them to nurse(easier if you have two people to do this). If the doe isn't cooperative or not producing enough milk, the kits will need to be hand fed. This is a last resort because of the high mortality from aspiration pneumonia occurring.
The formula I prefer is 3 parts powdered kmr, 3 parts water, 1 part heavy cream(not whipped or sweetened), and a pinch of probiotics(something like benebac plus or fibreplex). Everything needs to be sterile, and the milk needs to be warm. I would search youtube for videos on how to hand feed baby rabbits. It needs to be done very carefully so they don't aspirate the milk.
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