Mayor: Cat from condo collapse returned to family
The Miami-Dade mayor says a cat that lived in the collapsed Florida condominium has been found and returned to its family. (July 9)
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Officials say a cat that had lived on the ninth floor of a South Florida condo building before it collapsed last month has been found and returned to its family. (July 9)
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- INSIDER
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