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A black bear preps for winter; an orphaned sea otter is bottle-raised.

A raven falls in fish guts, a seal swims through a fuel spill, and a keeper dives headfirst into a filthy moose pond; animal rescue in Alaska isn't always a pleasant, or pleasant smelling, business.

An unexplained injury shakes up the wolf pack; a mystery shark from the deep arrives at the Sealife Center; a one-eyed eagle needs serious help.

A rescued sea otter pup narrowly escapes one wildfire, while another presents a problem for a very unique owl; an expedition to see wild wood bison is threatened as a heat wave complicates the breeding herd.

The Alaskan conservation heroes have their hands full with an orphaned newborn sea otter pup, a young bald eaglet that's fallen from its nest, and rescued foxes preparing for a habitat upgrade.

Stranded harbor seal pups, fighting bald eagles and an ornery wood bison bull cause the Alaskan conservation centers to operate at maximum capacity.

With an orphaned newborn sea otter pup, a young bald eaglet that's fallen from its nest, and rescued foxes preparing for a habitat upgrade, nobody's getting much rest.

When sunlight returns in the North, animals in Alaska must move fast to make the most of it.

Dr. Pol and Charles rush to save a mare and her foal; helping a dog that has a badly slit throat.

Olivia must shadow Dr. Pol and make a video showcasing her vet tech skills in order to complete her program; an emergency calving puts production on hold.

Dr. Pol is a busy man as the unofficial vet for the entire county fair.

Charles is determined to upgrade the computer system at the clinic; Dr. Pol deals with escaping cattle, a dog walking in circles and an alligator.

Dr. Pol, his son Charles and Dr. Brenda try to keep up with an onslaught puppies, kittens and calves before operating on two 1,600 pound cows.

Dr. Pol and Dr. Brenda see a mountain of cases at the clinic including a cow and a black lab.

The animals are going wild in Weidman, Mich., as an unpredictable spring finally yields warm weather; the Pol Vet clinic takes on a variety of cases resulting from the turn of the season.

Downpour in Michigan forces a family to make a difficult decision about their dog; Charles tries to break cabin fever in the clinic.

The Pol family slips out of town for the night to support a local human society.

When sunlight returns in the North, animals in Alaska must move fast to make the most of it.