A kind passerby rescued and adopted three kittens she found nesting in a parked car's front bumper.

Praew Nalintip was on her way to work when she heard small meowing sounds in Nakhon Ratchasima province, Thailand, on May 23.

She inspected a white vehicle near the sidewalk and spotted a feline trio - two gingers and a black moggy - poking in and out of the bonnet vents.

Footage shows the adorable cats sticking their small heads out of the hole while crying at the woman.

Cat lover Praew said: ‘I wonder where they come from. I doubt they were all siblings. They might have stuck together here like orphans.'

The worker tried looking for the car owner but it appeared to have been parked for days in the area so she decided to take the cats home.

She cleaned and fed her new pets with milk while a nice purple box lined with paper towels served as their bed on their first night in their new home.

She also visited a vet with the cats to ensure they were all healthy.

She added: ‘At least they are now safe with me. I will treat them all like my babies.'