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Last Tuesday, an 18-year-old college student at Central Michigan University named Natalie Belsito stopped to help a SQUIRREL after it fell into a fountain and couldn't get out.
It wasn't moving and looked dead. But luckily, she'd seen an episode from season five where Steve Carell's character learns CPR . . . and a woman tells him to do chest compression's to the beat of "Stayin' Alive" by the Bee Gees.
If you have not seen this scene... YOU NEED TO:
She says she was literally singing the song out loud while she did it. Then she brought the squirrel up to her dorm, and used a hair dryer to get its core temperature back up. -- Read the full story here--
After about two hours, she left it alone in her bathroom to calm down. Then she took it outside. And as soon as she let it go, it ran up a tree.
Brought a squirrel back from the dead, what was your Wednesday like? #chipshelpingchips pic.twitter.com/htDv2ncjzI
— nat belsito (@natbels7) March 29, 2018
Hey Nat, I’m Robin the actor who played Rose who taught CPR on The Office. Great Job saving that adorable squirrel and also for taking care of him after his accident. 😁😁
— Robin Lynch (@ActorRobinLynch) April 4, 2018
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