Hey there, I'm Crystal with Ring. Up next in Neighborhood Stories, see how a family got their dog to do something really important with the help of their ring cam. And just like that, Eva hopped to it. When her owners were away for the day, they left their ring cam in front of Eva's puppies to make sure everything would be okay. They were 50 miles from home when they realized that the puppies were getting hungry. Being able to check in with their family pet from anywhere is a big help to Eva's owners. She sort of like came and saved our day. From having to drive all the way home and cancel our plan, she also saved her puppies days too by feeding them. A feathered friend got into Doug's home through the chimney and set off his ring alarm. Doug wasn't home, but got a ring alert pulled up his recordings from his indoor cam and saw the intruder. No need to call for backup on this one. Doug hurried home to help the bird. He let it out. It was safe. Blue away. The only thing in the house was hurt was our bird knocked over a shot glass. That was the only damage. Their brown have long strong tails and live in Florida. But they're not gators. They're river otters. A pair came ashore and triggered Melody's flood light cams she bought from home security. Melody shared the fun footage on social media with her neighbors. We got a lot of views over there. People are like, we love river otters. We've never saw them before. We brought a lot of awareness for a lot of neighbors and we have those kind of animals around. According to wildlife experts, these water loving animals like to eat fish and they like to hunt alone or in pairs at night. If you have videos you'd like to share with us, send them to stories at ring.com.