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Don't forget to thank your Dad for his service today!

**HELP US FIND THE FIREFIGHTER THAT SAVED EMBER!**

Last night we were contacted by Chicago Animal Care and Control about an urgent cat. Sweet Ember was alone in what we believe was an abandoned apartment when it caught fire. CFD showed up, put the fire out, and found Ember who reportedly lost consciousness due to smoke inhalation. The fire was near East 79th St and South Chicago Ave.

This is where everything could have turned out differently. We know that outdoor cats and kittens are often forgotten. So many are ignored and left to survive on their own. So many are thought of as "just cats" and not worth the trouble.

But yesterday Chicago proved that we loves cats. Not only did a Chicago fire fighter resuscitate Ember, but they made sure she got to CACC, who made sure Ember received immediate treatment. Once at the shelter, their Placement Coordinator Meghan made sure that Ember found a rescue who could give her the urgent care she needs.

Ember is now at our emergency vet partner, where she will stay for observation to ensure her lungs improve. She's receiving amazing care and so much love.

We are hoping for your help in finding the Chicago fire fighter who saved her life. PLEASE SHARE SO WE CAN FIND THEM!

Ember's emergency care was not in our budget this month. If you can make a donation to help us care for her, it would mean so much.

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January 21, 1961 - LODD

Fireman Charles Moore, 54 - Engine Co. 122
Chicago Fire Department. Chicago, IL
Moore suffered a fatal heart attack in the line of duty while fighting a fire on West 63rd Street. Moore collapsed while rolling up hose following an extra alarm blaze in a three story apartment building, and was transported to Englewood Hospital, but efforts to revive him were unsuccessful.

📸 Fire Service Line of Duty Deaths

First fire of the year for 3rd shift.
Good at putting fires, bad at taking photos.

Countless Fires, Too much EMS, Hats off to that Stair Chair for hanging in there

Absolutely Ridiculous Year for the 122

Thanks to the fellas that have come and gone, enjoy that 2nd Due Work though ✌🏽

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