If you’re feeling bored or even in the dumps, Denali National Park has a solution for you.

On Friday, the park launched its annual live puppy cam, which can be viewed on the park’s website 24/7.

This year, viewers can watch five puppies wrestle, play with toys and eat in the kennel they share with their mom, Merlyn.

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Why does Denali National Park have a puppy cam?

Sled dogs have been a part of Denali National Park for more than 100 years. Rangers use the dogs to patrol the park during the winter, and mushing has existed in Alaska for thousands of years, according to the park .

Each year, Denali National Park retires its 9-year-old sled dogs, who then carry out the rest of their lives in a pr

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