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A woman is drawing praise online for saving her two dogs before escaping herself from a burning building in the Philippines. Viral images show the woman tossing the animals to safety and then finally climbing down a fire ladder during the December 10 incident.


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Video | Watch woman save dogs before escaping flames herself during fire in Philippines

Viral images show woman tossing animals to safety during fire

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Video | Watch woman save dogs before escaping flames herself during fire in Philippines

Viral images show woman tossing animals to safety during fire