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Dr. Jeff comes to the rescue of an injured raccoon found in an illegal trap; Dr. Jeff is thrown by a medical mystery when Gordo the chihuahua comes in with a fever; Bob the black lab suffers a deep wound after protecting his owner.

Dr. Jeff attempts to diagnose a dog's devastating mystery illness; vet tech Hector's daughter is tasked with caring for a mother dog and her seven pups; Dr. Baier volunteers to help find new homes for rescued rabbits.

Animal House gets busy as Dr. Dee must deal with a Chihuahua with a life-threatening condition, trim the beak of a vocal Macaw, and treat a deathly ill newborn calf; Dr. Dee and Ken add seven fainting goats to the family at home.

Dr. Dee puts her mother on a plane to a remote vet clinic in Manley Hot Springs; Rottweiler could have bone cancer; bunny suffers with large abscess; St. Bernard puppies stop by for a visit.

The doctors visit their alma mater for a class reunion and become professors for a day; a shih tzu is rushed to the clinic after swallowing a large piece of rawhide, while the owner of a pit bull with a deformed leg must consider drastic surgery.

The doctors are honored for their contributions to the community; a goat with a twisted leg; a Great Dane with a life-threatening condition; a bulldog is rescued from a puppy mill.

Derrick Campana first began building prosthetics for humans, but one day that all changed when he built his first prosthetic for a dog, and then an elephant.

Jan Creamer and Tim Phillips, two of the most effective animal crusaders in the world, found Animal Defenders International in 1990 and target the abuse of animals in circuses.

A feisty gator in Galveston County needs a new home; shrimpers try to conceal their catch; a family's property is damaged by stray bullets; the wardens stage a boat crash.

In Liberty County, the death of a deer is investigated; fawns in Harris County are being illegally kept as pets; patrol on Somerville Lake leads to multiple citations; a suspicious car is stopped in Red River County.

A running deer must be caught before it hurts itself; the game wardens investigate an impersonation case in which a man claims to be one of their own; Richards comes across a suspicious group while he is patrolling Lake Tawakoni.

A festival attracts thousands of people to float the San Marcos River; a patrol on Lake Texoma leads to multiple arrests; a fisherman can't provide identification.

Hunt County residents are concerned about alleged wolves being kept as pets; rehabilitated turtles are released on the high seas; wild donkeys are under threat in West Texas.

It's snapper season on the Gulf and the game wardens catching fishermen who are breaking the law; two men are investigated for cruelty to a wild pig; a jet ski collision leads to arguments; an exotic tortoise finds a new home.

It's summertime in Texas and the game wardens handle a speeding jet ski, drunk boaters, angry campers and a rowdy raccoon.

Wildlife decoys lead to surprising arrests; a warden's K9 unearths critical evidence; a major investigation into moose and elk poaching results in a significant law enforcement takedown.

Wardens help rescue a hunter with a broken leg. Hunters coming through a warden check station get into hot water after not telling the truth.

Shed antler hunting nearly turns lethal for one man; training for game wardens becomes eerily realistic; one camp of unruly hunters attracts the attention of wardens; when an endangered grizzly bear is shot, wardens come out in full force.

Hunters claim they weren't shooting from the road, although physical evidence proves otherwise; a warden is skeptical when a bow hunter without a license alleges he's only elk calling; hunters find out the hard way they're on private property.

Anglers find out that using too many poles will land them a hefty fine.

Officers patrol elk hunters and regulate the elk population, teach outdoor skills to kids at a pocket park, enforce traffic laws and monitor ice fishing activity and ice conditions.

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

Michigan conservation officers monitor elk hunters across early and late seasons; a blind hunter secures a prized bear tag with help from a group of kids and veterans; officers patrol snowmobilers and ice anglers braving frigid conditions.

Officers patrol archery and firearm deer seasons, monitor ORV use, tag suburban ducks, and investigate a buck shot during a coyote hunt, while hunters donate venison to help those in need. Follow Michigan Conservation Officers as they protect and patrol the most precious natural resources in one of the nation's most remote areas.

Officers patrol elk hunters and regulate the elk population, teach outdoor skills to kids at a pocket park, enforce traffic laws and monitor ice fishing activity and ice conditions.

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

Michigan conservation officers monitor elk hunters across early and late seasons; a blind hunter secures a prized bear tag with help from a group of kids and veterans; officers patrol snowmobilers and ice anglers braving frigid conditions.

Officers patrol archery and firearm deer seasons, monitor ORV use, tag suburban ducks, and investigate a buck shot during a coyote hunt, while hunters donate venison to help those in need. Follow Michigan Conservation Officers as they protect and patrol the most precious natural resources in one of the nation's most remote areas.

Wardens help rescue a hunter with a broken leg. Hunters coming through a warden check station get into hot water after not telling the truth.

Shed antler hunting nearly turns lethal for one man; training for game wardens becomes eerily realistic; one camp of unruly hunters attracts the attention of wardens; when an endangered grizzly bear is shot, wardens come out in full force.

Motivated by the extraordinary compassion and belief that all animals deserve treatment, the vet and thrift store team of the Regional Animal Protection Society work tirelessly to offer low-income pet families access to life-saving healthcare.

Motivated by the extraordinary compassion and belief that all animals deserve treatment, the vet and thrift store team of the Regional Animal Protection Society work tirelessly to offer low-income pet families access to life-saving healthcare.

Robert gets in the water with Gloria, a 12-foot reticulated python, to swim alongside her for the first time in the Crocoseum; Bindi welcomes home two orphaned kangaroo joeys; Terri helps release a rescued wedge-tailed eagle back into the wild.

Paul and Jimmy capture a monster-sized gator; an alligator fights to protect her young.

Paul and Scott must fend for themselves when Jimmy makes an adventurous trip to South Carolina.

Reality star Adrianne Curry and her boyfriend, Todd are living with Adrianne's menacing Siamese cat, Billy Shears; a college student feels like she is being held prisoner by her bloodthirsty feline, Storm.

A cat-obsessed woman gets a kitten as a gift, but is quickly disappointed when the cat terrorizes her other two felines; a couple living in harmony is disturbed by their newest addition's demonic ways.

Tia and her rescue team land in a dangerous situation when an anonymous tip leads them toward a dog-fighting ring; one lucky pit bull awaits permission to enter a new home.

Mariah is devastated when she learns that a friend has passed away; several dogs are dumped at Villalobos, pushing kennels to the limit; a couple from Tia's past and their father-in-law adopt four dogs, necessitating a trip back to California.

Robert wrangles western diamondback rattlesnakes in Arizona for the first time, learning techniques passed down by his dad; Terri helps save some of the hospital's tiniest patients, three baby feathertail gliders; Bindi chats with Occa the cockatoo.

Robert feeds 44 hungry alligators, all at the same time; Terri helps examine Kaitlyn the tiger and makes a thrilling discovery; Bindi follows the heartbreaking story of her old friend, Zambezi the zebra.

Carrying three baby kangaroos and an emu, the Irwins caravan into the Australian Outback to release the animals on Mourachan, their giant wildlife conservation property; plans shift when they discover more animals in need of rescue along the way.

Bindi swims alongside whale sharks, assisting with research efforts on the world's largest and least understood fish; Robert works to save an echidna that's tightly trapped under a fridge; Terri joins a close-up exam on a grizzly.

It's moving day for Acco, the zoo's biggest crocodile; all goes to plan until his mate Cassie goes into hiding; the team races to reunite the bonded pair in their new enclosure; the rescue unit fights to save a flying fox entangled in barbed wire.

The Wolfpack launches into spring with ambitions that will push them in new directions; Gabe and Bam ramp up their efforts to rebuild the ranch by turning burnt trees into lumber; Noah reveals epic plans for Alaska.

On the eve of their journey back to Alaska, Bird faces a life-changing crisis; on the ranch, Bear and Raiven decide to move up the mountain and finally start their life as a family.