A kindhearted Malaysian homeowner managed to rescue two newborn kittens from his car engine after they became stuck inside the vehicle.
The man said he saw a mother cat run out from under his car and heard the kittens' miaowing when he started his engine, so he spent five minutes trying to track them down before starting the rescue mission.
Heartwarming footage, taken Alor Gajah, Malacca, on Thursday, shows the man attempting to reach inside the bonnet to save the kittens, who were hidden near the car engine.
The clip begins with the unnamed man attempting to reach down inside the bonnet to reach the kittens, but he is unable to grab them as they are tucked away in the corner of the bonnet.
A homeowner in Malacca, Malaysia, heard kittens' miaowing when he started his car engine, so he spent five minutes trying to track them down before starting a rescue mission
He then uses a broom to push the newborn kittens into the middle of the car's bonnet to make them easier for him to reach them.
He says: 'I have to be careful because they are so small.'
After managing to move the cats, the man reaches down into the vehicle, with his whole arm disappearing into the bonnet, and pulls each kitten out by the scruff of its neck.
The man said after he successfully managed to pull both kittens out, he left them on his porch so the mother could reunite with her babies safely.
He added: 'When I started my car engine I saw a mother cat running out under my car, then I heard a slow sound of kittens meowing inside the hood of my car.
'I spent around 5 minutes just managed to spot the kittens as the kittens didn't cry and quite hard to find.
'As the kittens were at the corner side of the car hood so it was difficult to catch them, so I used a broom to shift them to middle and then I was just able to take them out one by one.
'I knew the mother cat would get the two little babies, so I just put them on the porch floor and after few minutes the
