Felix the Cat Rescued from Burning Home

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Bedford Fire Capt. Tim Van Ameyden holds Felix the cat, who was rescued from a fire at 689 Roosevelt Ave. in Pennfield Township on Friday morning. / John Grap/The Enquirer
Bedford Fire Capt. Tim Van Ameyden holds Felix the cat.
Photo, John Grap/The Enquirer

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A cat named Felix was rescued by firefighters from his smoke filled burning home on Roosevelt Ave. in Pennfield Township, Michigan, near Battle Creek, this morning.

Firefighters from Pennfield, Emmett and Bedford responded to the fire, which was reported at about 9 am. As can be seen in the raw video footage below, thick white smoke poured from the building as flames spread inside.

Felix was safely brought outside by a firefighter and was reunited with his family, who were at a neighbor’s house after fleeing the fire. Bedford Fire Capt. Tim Van Ameyden cradled the cat in his arms before handing him off to his family.

No one was hurt in the fire.

 

Raw video of the fire, with firefighters at work:

 

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Read the full story at the Battle Creek Enquirer
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