Medical Staff At Sanctuary Save 900-Pound Baby Rhino With CPR!
August 8, 2016
Care for Wild Rhino Sanctuary’s co-founder, Chris de Bruno Austin, initiated CPR on the 900lbs white rhino by blowing into Meha’s nose as several other team members engaged in chest compressions. Chris and the team refused to give up, and after several painstaking minutes, Meha was successfully resuscitated and began to breathe on her own.
Meha has since made a full recovery, and is currently grazing in the fields with her fellow rhino orphans.
Stray Dog Becomes the Star of a Wrestling Match
7-Year-Old Boy Sends Birthday Card to His Dad in Heaven
Caught on Camera: Rogue Banana Witnesses Car Crash and Springs Into Action
‘Cat Distribution System’ Strikes at Chicago Airport, Leading Man Who Missed Flight to Fly Home With Kitten
Flatmates Who Game: Setting Up a Shared Minecraft Space
Strangers Online, Friends in Need: The Heart of Gaming Communities
Exhausted and Injured Jaguar Rescued by Brazilian Soldiers
2-Year-Old Gives Pizza Delivery Driver A Hug He'll NEVER Forget
Dogs Show Off Their Halloween Costumes in Adorable Doggy Daycare Contest
School In Thailand Allows Students To Have Playful Poses While Receiving Their Graduation Certificates
