Rick Gruber, a pool man from Phoenix, Arizona, has found himself under the international spotlight. The reason? He rescued a squirrel from drowning, and then gave it CPR. Best of all, the squirrel lived, and Gruber got it all on tape!
First, he placed the little guy face down on a pipe.
Then, he gently started squeezing its sides in an attempt to find its lungs.
Mouth-to-mouth was out of the option, since he didn’t want to risk getting a disease.
Eventually, the squirrel opened its eyes and coughed up some water.
“I would do [CPR] for anybody. A rodent, a dog, a cat, anything,” Gruber told CNN.
Gruber set the squirrel out to dry as it surveyed its surroundings.
Here it is scurrying away. Hopefully it won’t be going for a swim anytime soon!
Watch the CNN segment below:
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