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Dr. Jeff and Hector help 40 miniature Australian shepherds rescued from a puppy mill; vet tech Christine turns to Dr. Jeff when her elderly Chihuahua has trouble walking; Dr. Jeff is called out to treat an alpaca with a serious infection.

Dr. Dee sets off on her first adventure as a new pilot to treat animals in the Arctic Circle; aging Border Collie; disabled Siberian husky.

A local radio station helps Dr. Dee find a forever home for a special needs dog; cattle turns hostile during castration; Dr. Dee examines a recently awakened black bear.

Dr. Dee performs surgery on a dog for three-hours straight to save its life; diagnosis is changed on a dog with seizures; Dr. Dee and Ken trek to Yakutat, Alaska where they haven't seen a veterinarian in two years.

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 team must create a samurai-themed enclosure for two boa constrictors in time for the grand opening of Serpent Tattoo; Rachel is forced to confront her fear of snakes when the team collaborates with a rattlesnake wrangler.

The team create a gangster-themed enclosure for seven snakes; a Russian tortoise name Littlefoot gets a new home;. when Greg takes Kevin to the veterinarian, the results are a bit surprising.

Eddins helps a neighbor in need; Reneau responds to a call about a baby red-tailed hawk; Richards attempts to serve an arrest warrant; Startz patrols solo on the Guadalupe River; wardens monitor the Rio Grande.

In East Texas a young woman is served an arrest warrant; a fisherman has no fishing license but plenty of outstanding warrants; outside Austin, someone illegally dumps a pile of trash.

A badly injured tortoise needs an innovative procedure; an eagle's death is investigated; out on the lake, wardens educate the public on staying safe; as night falls, a car crash turns into a manhunt.

A shrimp boat tries to make a run for it; one warden makes some furry friends; a simple trespass warning turns into a trip to jail; a warden helps a woman spiraling out of control.

Dockery responds to a call about an alligator found near a residential area; game wardens find blood in a hunter's car after the hunter claimed he didn't shoot anything; Boone follows up on a call about five raccoons in someone's home.

In East Texas a young woman is served an arrest warrant; a fisherman has no fishing license but plenty of outstanding warrants; outside Austin, someone illegally dumps a pile of trash.

Game wardens are ready for springtime in Texas; wardens investigate a video of an illegal hunter; a concerned citizen reports a hunter on his property; a fisherman is illegally catching oysters; a game warden smells something fishy going on.

Warden Kuka catches a repeat offender in the act; Warden Holland finds that someone fishing without a license also has a warrant out for his arrest; Wardens Taylor and Burroughs use an elk decoy to entice hunters.

Wardens kick off "Operation Caviar," enforcing a strict one-fish limit; other wardens conduct spot checks for licenses and tags, aiming to protect fish populations and promote responsible fishing.

Warden Taylor looks into hunters reported on a property without the landowner's permission; Warden Burroughs makes a tough decision when deer get their antlers stuck during a fight; Wardens Holland and Taylor investigate elk hunters harassing a herd.

A look at the lives of Montana conservation officers who defend public lands, handle anti-poaching sting operations and more.

Warden Taylor keeps the peace between hunters and landowners; Warden Golie first gets to the bottom of a curious case and later is shocked by hunters' behavior; Warden Luepke has a teachable moment with hunters who harvest deer illegally.

Officer Glen Lucas intervenes when a black bear cub gets separated from its mother and wreaks havoc on a small community; as heavy rains cause rivers to flood, Officer Eric Fluette races to rescue a man whose canoe has flipped in the rapids.

Officer Glen Lucas treks to the summit of Mount Washington to rescue an injured hiker; officers track down a trio of possible deer poachers; officer Ron Arsenault investigates a tip about an illegal bobcat trapper.

Officers Bill Boudreau and Eric Hannett investigate a man raising alligators in the attic of his home; as night falls over the White Mountains, Officers Glenn Lucas and Eric Fluette ascend into the darkness to rescue a lost group of hikers.

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

Officer Glen Lucas intervenes when a black bear cub gets separated from its mother and wreaks havoc on a small community; as heavy rains cause rivers to flood, Officer Eric Fluette races to rescue a man whose canoe has flipped in the rapids.

Officer Glen Lucas treks to the summit of Mount Washington to rescue an injured hiker; officers track down a trio of possible deer poachers; officer Ron Arsenault investigates a tip about an illegal bobcat trapper.

Officers Bill Boudreau and Eric Hannett investigate a man raising alligators in the attic of his home; as night falls over the White Mountains, Officers Glenn Lucas and Eric Fluette ascend into the darkness to rescue a lost group of hikers.

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

Wardens kick off "Operation Caviar," enforcing a strict one-fish limit; other wardens conduct spot checks for licenses and tags, aiming to protect fish populations and promote responsible fishing.

Warden Taylor looks into hunters reported on a property without the landowner's permission; Warden Burroughs makes a tough decision when deer get their antlers stuck during a fight; Wardens Holland and Taylor investigate elk hunters harassing a herd.

Dexter the dog has serious breathing problems; the team of pickers counting on abandoned storage locker goods gets an unfortunate surprise; Halo the chihuahua discovers more than exercise in the local dog park.

A chihuahua named Rue has a leg injury; having drained his savings, owner Ken is on the verge of surrendering his sick cat, Nagi; the picking team uncovers a bonanza of bikes with an unexpected past.

Robert travels to Australia's Great Barrier Reef to help conduct research on manta rays; the zoo's rescue unit, wildlife hospital and volunteers team up to save a baby wallaby that is struggling to survive.

A 12-foot alligator stalks farm animals; an elusive gator moves into a neighborhood pond; a triple-amputee war veteran wants to wrestle an alligator.

A nuisance call leads to a dangerous encounter with two bloodthirsty lizards; Tre and Jimmy bring alligators to a saloon.

Mudgie has a shattered pelvis and Godzilla is deaf. The lack of communication leads to keeping them separated; Eric's cat Sweet Pea is peeing all over the apartment and roommate Dustin threatens to move out.

Marco's cat Monty eats anything in sight from shoes to bedspreads, yet Marco blames his new bride Aimee for enabling Monty's bad habit; Leilani and Michael had a happy two-cat household until Leilani brought in two more.

Adopter comes to VRC hoping to fill the void in her heart after her dog passes away; Louise and Matt rescue a hit-and-run dog; the dog Tia brings with her when she appears on "The Daily Show With Jon Stewart" gets sick.

Tia gets a phone call about an emaciated pit bull, which turns out to be one of the worst cases she has ever seen; Earl attempts to convince the NY State authorities that a prison dog program is in their best interest.

The team meets with anatomy expert Professor Jeff Meldrum in Eastern Washington's Blue Mountains to investigate accounts going back half-a-century.

The team treks through Bigfoot stomping grounds along the Columbia River for some Squatchy competition to discover which state Bigfoot calls home.

The team returns to Louisiana and uses the Bayou to hide themselves as they investigate a photo of a possible sasquatch; local drum line hepls lure out a beast in bayou national park.

Bobo heads home as the team visits Humbold County, California where, using heavy metal vocals to bait 'em, they believe a bigfoot is among the large Redwoods known as the "Avenue of the Giants".

Using a cherry picker and music as bait, the team may have finally spotted a sasquatch, putting them in very serious danger on their final night in Oklahoma.

Billy rallies the family toward the monumental next stage of North Star Ranch, including the discovery of gold mines on the land.

After the wildfire sweeps through the mountain, the Wolfpack return to their homestead to assess the damage the fire has left in its wake.

With the Browns committed to rebuilding, Bear gets the chance to finally meet his son River for the first time; Bird grapples with her future, longing for life back on the sea in Alaska.

Bird, Bear and Rain make a long-awaited return to Browntown to reconnect with their bush past; on North Star Ranch, Bam, Gabe and Noah use a unique method to repair the roads damaged by the fire.

Billy rallies the family toward the monumental next stage of North Star Ranch, including the discovery of gold mines on the land.