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The arrival of a sick, orphaned otter strains Jan professionally and emotionally; Shélagh takes on one of the most challenging breeds of birds to rehabilitate.

Examining the human drama which correlates with the treatment of an overwhelming amount of injured wildlife.

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Drs. Ferguson and Hodges work together to save a baby bunny that's been attacked by the family cat; the doctors perform a cesarean section on a bulldog, and the hospital is a flurry of activity as everyone helps to resuscitate the puppies.

Dr. Hodges is in surgery when a baby goat in distress comes to the office.

The docs and staff have their hands completely full while treating a dog with a life-threatening snake bite and a herd of sick sheep.

Dr. Hodges and Dr. Ferguson are busy with a hospital full of patients and their clients all over rural Georgia; from a dehydrated bearded dragon to a camel castration, it's just a part of the life of the Critter Fixers.

Unusual pets, such as a chinchilla with a broken leg, test the docs' veterinary skills.

Dr. Ferguson and vet tech Jordan treat a cat with an apparent ear infection.

The docs help a fainting goat and a mule that needs a pedicure.

A calf and squirrel are rescued; a cat gets its stomach untied; a donkey fight is fixed.

The staff at the Columbus Zoo can hardly contain itself as it prepares to make a home for an orphaned baby gorilla.

The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium makes room for three adorable new cheetah cubs.

A penguin stuck in molt for a year has hopefully seen the last of his bad hair days.

The keepers make their early morning breakfast rounds at the Heart of Africa exhibit.

Baby fever spreads, as a cheetah repopulation program goes into full effect.

Tiger cubs take on new turf; an orphaned baby manatee is rescued from the wild; a male oryx makes his move on a herd of females.

Doctors rush to save a cheetah; rescued macaws get a new life at the zoo; polar bear cubs go off the deep end.

A young kangaroo named Fergus gets a gut check in the love department.

The team hits the coasts for animal conservation, returning two rescued manatees to their native waters.

Avian influenza tests Jan and the team as they protect the birds.

Trauma cases rise as Jan and her team push through the busy summer season.