Ring cam catches jogger rescuing strangers' pets from house fire as he ran past
Ring cam catches jogger rescuing strangers' pets from house fire as he ran past A jogger, identified as Paul Murphy, interrupted his morning run in Scott's Valley, California after noticing a stranger's house was on fire No one was home, so he used the family's Ring surveillance system to communicate with the homeowners and gain access to the residence Ring footage shows him racing inside a strangers house to rescue two dachshunds, a rabbit and a cat from the single-story house The thankful homeowners credit Murphy with saving their pets' lives and home
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A Northern California man interrupted his morning jog to rescue a stranger’s pets –including two dachshunds, a rabbit and a cat – from a burning home.
The man, identified by KSBW as Paul Murphy, was out running November 6 when he spotted smoke billowing from a Scotts Valley, California home.
The homeowners weren't home at the time, oblivious to the danger their animals were in, until Murphy used their Ring surveillance system to communicate with them.
‘I saw him running back and forth,’ homeowner Courtney Polito told WTHR 13. ‘So I answered it and he said, “Hello, do you see there's smoke coming out of the top of your house?”’
Smoke alarms began sounding and Polito shared her home access code with Murphy, who ran inside to
