Yesterday, Gold Coast Ironwomen Hayley Bateup used her CPR skills to save a dog. The Gold Coast Bulletin reports that Bateup who was in a training session, stopped and saved the life of a drowning dog. For over two minutes, Bateup delivered compression whilst the dog owner delivered mouth to mouth rescue breaths. Full Story
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