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Forrest delves into the island of Java in Indonesia, seeking the Javan tiger. It was declared extinct in 2003, but there have been recent reported sightings.

Amanda is called to save a stray golden retriever mix named Goldilocks, who was hit by a car and stranded. And, two blind and deaf puppies need rehoming.

Dr Jeff attends a shelter to help the pets of disadvantaged and homeless owners. And, at the clinic, Max the dog needs treatment for a growth on his head.

The vets treat Xena, a German shepherd with head injuries after being trampled by a donkey. And, Coco the kitten is having trouble walking.

Forrest is in the Faroe Islands looking for a trace of the great auk, a large flightless seabird that was declared extinct over 175 years ago.

A new mum Chihuahua and her eight puppies are ready to go to their homes. Amanda takes Splat, a special needs bulldog puppy with swimmers' syndrome, into her care.

A team of specialists, armed with the latest technology, try to locate the fabled bigfoot. The start of their search takes them to the forests of Oregon.

Did You Hear That? With a team member down, Russell and Mireya must forge ahead to hunt down leads. Their investigations uncover the first pieces of potential Bigfoot evidence.

Dr. Jeff visits a free clinic and returns with a dog who was hit by a car. Plus, he helps a dog with a mysterious lump and Dr. Baier wants to keep a rescue puppy.

Dr. Jeff treats a cherished Bloodhound puppy that won't eat. Plus, Dr. Petra comes to the rescue of a cat after it swallowed a handful of hair ties.

After numerous eyewitness accounts of the Tasmanian tiger in Australia, Forrest heads to the Cape York Peninsula in search of this unique species.

After the devastation caused by Hurricane Maria, many pets were separated from their owners. Amanda goes to Puerto Rico to rescue as many dogs as she can.

Group founder Rob and investigators Marceline, Bill and Elle try to unmask a puppy flipper. Plus, Brian and Face look for a dog in a mechanic's hoard.

Rob and vet Moose investigate a claim about dogfighting, while Brian and Face try to help an aggressive dog on a chain. Plus, Dori helps a homeless vet, and his cats.

As the end of winter nears, the residents look toward to the future. Bob trains Ruger to be a hunting dog, while Ray prepares for a life without his daughters.

Dr. Craig O'Connell and Andy Casagrande travel up the Serena River to try and find out why young bull sharks swim up the river, and how they avoid the crocodiles living there.

Dr. Michael Domeier and Dr. Barry Bruce go looking for rare oceanic white tip sharks, to see if the species deserve the reputation as the 'World's Deadliest Shark'.

Winter has finally arrived. While Bob deals with the ramifications of crashing his plane, Heimo must find a way to cross a newly frozen river.

Dr. Jeff visits a free clinic and returns with a dog who was hit by a car. Plus, he helps a dog with a mysterious lump and Dr. Baier wants to keep a rescue puppy.

Dr. Jeff treats a cherished Bloodhound puppy that won't eat. Plus, Dr. Petra comes to the rescue of a cat after it swallowed a handful of hair ties.

After numerous eyewitness accounts of the Tasmanian tiger in Australia, Forrest heads to the Cape York Peninsula in search of this unique species.

After numerous eyewitness accounts of the Tasmanian tiger in Australia, Forrest heads to the Cape York Peninsula in search of this unique species.

After the devastation caused by Hurricane Maria, many pets were separated from their owners. Amanda goes to Puerto Rico to rescue as many dogs as she can.

Nalla the dog needs emergency treatment after being shot in a home invasion. Plus, Dr Jeff and Hector treat wolves at a Colorado wildlife sanctuary.

At the International Training Centre, Dr Jeff treats a stray dog suffering from a broken leg. Meanwhile, Hector babysits Dr Jeff's dog, Fred.

Madagascar's Pachylemurs were red, furry giants, nearly the size of great apes. Forrest scales the jungle canopy to prove the giant species still lives.

A French bulldog puppy with suspected hydrocephalus needs Amanda's help to find a perfect forever home. Two of Amanda's own dogs need special medical attention.

The staff are concerned when a beloved African penguin falls mysteriously ill. Then, the aquarium witnesses the annual spawning of an endangered coral species.

The staff use laser-equipped cameras to determine just how long Trixie the whale shark is. Plus, a shy box turtle makes friends.

Dr. Jeff and the team head to a remote town offering low-cost care to pets. Plus, Dr. Petra performs life-saving surgery on a Basset Hound that was hit by a car.

Shelter volunteers drive from Kansas hoping the team can save a tiny rescue dog. Plus, Dr. Jeff's cousin asks for the vets to visit Tennessee to provide free care.

Forrest is determined to find out if the famously reclusive Ivory Billed Woodpecker still exists in the alligator and snake infested swamps of Louisiana.

Returning from Puerto Rico, Amanda sets out to acclimatize her rescues to life on the mainland. First, a trip to the vet to make sure the dogs are in good health.

The crew turns a koi pond project into a backyard oasis for a family and their fish in Siesta Key. Later, they transform an old pool into a natural lagoon.

There's Something Living In My Knee?! A mysterious outbreak leads to a four year old boy drowning in his own mucus, and a wound in a seven year old's knee has a vile cause.

Sunlight finally returns to the refuge. Heimo is stopped in his tracks by -50 degree temperatures, and The Seldens make their home in a new cabin.

Help! My Son Is A Leper. A mysterious infection brings a tough athlete to his knees, a teenager contracts a feared disease, and a woman's brain is practically set on fire.