An older child might know to exit the home, call 911 or run to a neighbor, but the youngster hunkered down under the sheets on the bed.

The other heroes included a truck driver, an assistant fire chief, a former volunteer firefighter, a medical student and an NYPD officer.

While it certainly wasn't a pleasant welcome to the area, the couple was blessed to have made it out of the disaster with minor injuries.

Mendes got the girl out of the trashed car and comforted her until first responders arrived and cared for the girl's mother.

Thankfully, a passer-by noticed and stopped to tell her - and just in time, too. The front of the car was soon engulfed in flames.

Amazon also recognized their employee's lifesaving efforts and work by awarding Sherman with August's Driver of the Month award.

Halfin didn't know where he was going and he didn't know how it would end, all he knew was that if God asked it, he needed to do it.

Wildlife Officers with the agency had to cut off the elk's five-point antlers to remove the tire from around its neck.

According to a GoFundMe set up by the family, over 90 percent of the woman's body is covered in second and third-degree burns.

The four good Samaritans were happy to help the elderly woman and didn't expect any of the praise they've since gotten.