Denis the pigeon owes his life to Gail Daniell. The Fauna Rescue SA
volunteer from Adelaide, Australia, helped nurse the frail, ant-covered
bird back to health - and she also performed CPR on him. Ms Daniell had
been caring for the crested pigeon for about four days when, during an
attempt to feed him, he started to choke and stopped breathing. "Denis just stopped breathing and I didn't even think twice, I just started with the CPR," Ms Daniell said. "I gave him probably three or four little breaths and pumped his little chest a few times and he started to come back to life. He came to me very sick, covered in ants and in a lot of pain. He was with his little brother, but unfortunately he didn't make it past the first day or so."
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