Baby otter revived at marina after CPR and lullabies
Robin Quirk spotted what looked like a wet sock on the dock beyond a crowd at the marina. It was an unresponsive baby otter. Quirk and bystanders performed CPR and whistled lullabies until the animal began breathing again. The otter was taken to a wildlife rehabilitation centre. Witnesses said it appeared lifeless before the group revived it.
Strangers working together saved a vulnerable animal through quick thinking and compassion.
Source: ctvnews.ca.
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