Animal Planet HD (Pacific)

A kitten that has suffered head trauma needs immediate attention; Dr. Amy performs a risky surgery on a dog with a very weak heart; family's pit bull is hit by car; two wallabies exhaust Dr. Baier.

Doctor Jeff performs knee surgery on a dog; three sugar gliders have an attitude problem; the mobile clinic heads to South Dakota to help animals on a Native American reservation.

Dr. Dee hosts a pet tricks competition to raise funds for a no-kill animal shelter in Fairbanks; surgery for a pot-bellied pig named Lilly Lou is full of surprises; stallion of Dr. Dee's long-time friend has a possibly deadly tumor.

Nature wages war when Dr. Dee and Ken decide to rescue six baby owls after an eagle kills their parents; Dr. Dee's dog donates blood to a lab with auto-immune disease; cat receives stem cell therapy.

Dr. Dee's dog may have neurological damage; a horse castration becomes complicated; back at the clinic, a potential case of animal neglect may not be what it seems.

Dr. Dee leads a marathon spay and neuter clinic at a laundromat in Ruby, Alaska; Dr. Dee struggles to deliver a calf at one of the largest cattle ranches in the state.

Sam Brittain and Melanie Croce run Seal Rescue Ireland, the only seal rescue in the entire country; alongside devoted volunteers, they do everything to save and rehabilitate orphaned and injured seals so that they can return to the wild.

After two years of devoted care by Julius, an orphaned baby elephant named Malkia is ready to return to the wild.

An unusual recreational vehicle in a high speed chase; combative speedsters; the scene of an ATV crash.

Officer Crouse responds to a call about a nuisance raccoon; Officer Towne searches for a deer attacked by coyotes; Officer Hannett monitors a suspicious fisherman; Officer St. Pierre responds to a call about an impaired driver.

Officer Joe Canfield investigates a home with multiple bear feeding complaints and finds more than he bargained for; Officer Egan investigates an abandoned car and missing persons case; officers respond to a drowning in the Connecticut River.

While searching for an injured eagle, an officer makes a surprising discovery; officers stumble upon a trespasser; the search for a missing swimmer.

Lt. Bill Boudreau investigates a complaint about a man illegally feeding bears; Officer Jon Demler pulls over a swerving car, only to find himself in the middle of a domestic dispute; the dive team searches for a man who may have drowned in Kingston.

Officer Chris McKee attempts to remove a bear from a tree in a playground; Officer Fluette picks out his new K-9 partner; Officer Lucas searches for a group of ATVs; on the snowy summit of Mount Washington, officers search for lost hikers.

Lt. Boudreau and Officer Hannett confront a hunter they suspect illegally shot a pheasant; Officer Egan receives a call from a Canadian hunter who shot a moose that crossed the border; a community unites in the search for a missing teenager.

A hunter who mistakenly takes down an antlered elk must face the consequences; a warden must come down hard on an ORV hunter who is skirting the law; a warden investigates a hunter on private property.

The lives of men and women who are making the Michigan wilderness and landscape a safer place for not only animals, but humans alike.

Wardens crack down on anglers not following the rules while salmon fishing; a hunter with a checkered past is caught red-handed; beaver dam management calls for some drastic measures; elk hunting season finds eager hunters on their best behavior.

A warden checks on a hunter he suspects may be illegally baiting deer. A warden tracks down hunters using blinds on state land and finds they aren't quite abiding by the law. Wardens enforce the law with anglers on the Detroit River.

Officers encounter many hunters on the opening day of waterfowl season; Chief Haines and his friends enjoy hunting during their annual Grouse Camp trip, and activities heat up on the lake as patrons celebrate the 4th of July.

Wardens tackle a unique case where poachers break hunting laws for personal gain, turning their crimes into competition. Later, Wardens track a bear breaking into a home and investigate illegal cameras used to lure in elk for hunting.