The MSPCA is giving a glimpse into the secret lives of animals.
Some of the organization's shelters in Massachusetts have teamed up with Logitech during May for "National Pet Month."
The company has donated 400 new Bluetooth-enabled cameras, and some have been mounted at shelter in Boston, Methuen and Cape Cod.
Viewable online, the feeds show the pets available for adoption, and MSPCA staff can see what the animals are up to when they're not around.
The cameras confirmed that 10 terrified cats from a hoarder, who wouldn't appear at all during the day, were healthy and active at night.
Some are mounted in the dog pens, too - and they depict what a dog day afternoon is really about.
All through May, if you adopt a dog or cat from the MSPCA, you also get one of these cameras for free to place in your home, allowing you to keep an eye on your furry friend on a computer or mobile device.
