A Missouri high school student who has said she only learned CPR 'a couple months ago' used her know-how to help an 11-month-old baby last week. Abby Snodgrass was at a Wal-Mart in High Ridge last Wednesday as a baby stopped breathing, KSDK reported. 'I was in the dressing room and I heard them call for the emergency over the radio,' Snodgrass said in an interview with the affiliate station. 'They said "No pulse, no breathing." And I just ran over there.' Scroll down for video Rescue: Abby Snodgrass, pictured, performed CPR on an 11-month-old baby last week Threat: A woman in the High Ridge Wal-Mart is seen holding her 11-month-old daughter and trying to get her to breathe again
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Abby Snodgrass was at a Wal-Mart in High Ridge, Missouri, as a baby girl stopped breathing
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She ran over  and performed CPR before responders arrived at the scene
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The family of the baby has publicly expressed its gratitude to Snodgrass and says the 11-month-old girl is alright
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