Because dogs are totally nuts (I live with exhibits A, B, and C), this is a video of Dolly ringing her home’s video doorbell, then barking because someone’s at the door. It’s you, Dolly — you’re at the door! I swear, dogs are the best. Unless you’re a cat person,

In an example of what I’m sure happens countless times a day, this is some doorbell cam footage of a woman racing to the front door to get inside and pee, but tripping and wiping out on the front porch. I’m impressed with just how far past the front door

This is some doorbell cam footage of a bird coming to the door, pecking around for a bit, then ringing the bell and flying off once it sounds. Then the owner comes out looking all confused because there isn’t anobody, or any packages, there. Without the doorbell cam footage to

This is a doorbell cam video of a couple that was invited to a Thanksgiving party down the street and, their brains probably addled by the thought of all that free booze and food, showed up a week early. They were skeptical prior to getting there since there weren’t any

Indoor cats: it’s scary when they get out. As was the case when Roxy Heinhorst’s 5-year old tabby Oliver ran out the door when she was leaving for work in a hurry one morning. Only Roxy didn’t realize the cat had escaped until reviewing the doorbell cam footage after returning

This is a video of 8-year old Lily the cat returning home to her family after four days in the wild, and announcing her return through the home’s Ring doorbell cam. Happy endings. Per the cat’s owner, Stephanie Whitley: “It sounded like she was mimicking my kids saying ‘mom’. You

Because we deserve exactly what the dinosaurs got, here are a couple doorbell cam videos of a beautiful meteor streaking across the Texas sky. You know, I’ve streaked across Texas myself before. Honestly I can’t recommend it — crazy hot, penis got super sunburnt.  

This is an NBC News report featuring some Ring doorbell cam footage of an Arizona UPS driver briefly collapsing on a home’s front porch while delivering a package in 110-degree heat. Note to self: do not work outside in Arizona. Seriously though — be safe out there, drivers, and stay