Results: Boy Hero Saves Sister From Viscious Dog Attack

"Captain America" star Chris Evans hailed a 6-year-old Wyoming boy who saved his sister from a dog attack as a real-life superhero — praising his fantastic feat in July as "so brave."Evans sent a video message to Bridger Walker, who jumped in front of a German shepherd last week when it charged at his 4-year-old sister, CNN reported. Do you know someone who risked personal injury to save another person?

Bridger suffered severe bite wounds that required about 90 stitches, but was able to grab his sister's hand and bring her to safety. "Pal, you're a hero, what you did was so brave, so selfless — your sister is so lucky to have you as a big brother. Your parents must be so proud of you," Evans said in a message, which was shared by Bridger's aunt. He said he'd send Bridger, who is a huge superhero fan, "an authentic Captain America shield — because pal, you deserve it." Have you ever met or communicated with a celebrity?

The battered boy, who couldn't yet smile because of his injuries, was transfixed as he watched the recording, perking up with every word. "Keep being the man you are, we need people like you," Evans said. "Hang in there, I know recovery might be tough, but based on what I've seen, I don't think there's much that can slow you down." Do you think this young man deserves heroic attention for saving his little sister?

Evans wasn't the only star moved by Bridger's heroic actions. Mark Ruffalo (who has played the Hulk), Tom Holland (Spider-Man) and Hugh Jackman (Wolverine) have all reached out to the young fan as he recovers from the brutal attack, the family said. Other celebrities poured in praise as well. Do you think it's sweet when celebrities reach out to "average people" to recognize and encourage them?

If you were confronted with a situation where you could potentially save another person's life (but might suffer severe injuries - or death - yourself in the process), would you take the necessary life-saving action?