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CHICAGO (CBS) – A cat landed safely and walked away after jumping out of the window of a burning building on the fifth floor Thursday.
The fire broke out on the fifth floor of the six-story apartment building on 65th Street and Lowe Avenue Thursday afternoon, the fire department said. Officials called a still-and-box alarm for the fire, which was contained in a unit and quickly put out.
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Incredibly provided by the fire department shows smoke from broken windows in the building. A black cat leaps out of an open window while a crowd yells, “Look at the cat!”
Nine live for a cat who jumped out of the fire on 65th and Lowe. Cat hit grass bounced off and walked away! pic.twitter.com/LRBsjMta2Z
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The cat landed safely in the grass, ricocheted off, and walked away.
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No injuries were reported in the fire.
