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Saving prey and predators tests the team's commitment to all animals.

A fragile orphaned otter and a difficult-to-save grebe push the team hard.

An injured baby fox and two geese test the team's creative rehab skills.

Jan juggles a baby skunk as the team struggles with a flood of new cases.

Katie's incredible dedication has her on the edge of job burnout; Mikayla risks a broken heart as she nurtures a baby weasel.

Each day, Jan and her team grapple with tough decisions about saving animals or ending their suffering; for Diego, treating a poisoned ground squirrel is deeply personal; a sassy pelican challenges the team's ability to stay objective.

Martina must overcome her fears when Jan taps her to help look after an influx of skunks; Brooklynn has to help an underweight ferruginous hawk that has already shown a willingness to attack humans.

Every year, thousands of animals come through the doors at Living Sky, and they can't rehabilitate them all on their own; the Centre relies on a network of caring individuals when it comes to saving animals including Todd the lonely fox and a boxful of orphaned raccoons.

As the busy season peaks at Living Sky, Jan navigates staff turnover, relying on newcomers like Tegan to care for a group of cunning ravens, while Stephanie works to rehabilitate an escape-prone muskrat.

After a remarkable winter caring for orphaned otters Eddie and Oscar, Jan and Emma embark on an emotional journey to return them to a northern wilderness home.

Three young bison must be dewormed before they can be released into the wild, but then the herd threatens to stampede.

Dr. Michelle Oakley is used to working in the remote areas of the Yukon, but is now headed for the big city of Anchorage where she takes her daughters to meet some orphaned moose cubs.

After checking a ranch's elk bulls who aren't showing signs of going into rut as expected, Michelle heads to the Southeast Alaska State Fair to have fun with her daughters.

A reindeer requires risky surgery if it hopes to survive the winter; a lynx kitten vaccination turns into a hunt through the underbrush.

Michelle visits a blind farmer whose goat hasn't been able to breed; a herd of wild horses has been roaming too close to the highway.

At Bird TLC in Alaska, Michelle examines bald eagles that were injured in a wildfire; at HARK rescue center a feral cat tries to avoid getting neutered.

A donkey in need of an attitude adjustment; a caribou with an infection; a pregnant cow that needs close inspection.

Dr. Michelle Oakley races to save the lives of pets that have been attacked by predators, and faces a wolverine at the Kroschel Wildlife Park.

Bear sets up challenges for Florence Pugh in the Costa Rican rainforest.

Bear takes Oscar-winner Natalie Portman into the slot canyons of the Escalante Desert to see if her training for "Marvel's Thor: Love and Thunder" pays off in the wild.

Bear shows Simu Liu how to trigger avalanches, plunge into frozen lakes and traverse alpine terrain as temperatures drop below -20 degrees.

Bear tests Ashton's ability to survive in the wilds of the Costa Rican jungle.

Anthony Anderson learns mountaineering skills from Bear in the Sierras.