Celebrate 100 episodes of The Wildlife Docs as we look back on the births of baby tigers, gorillas, lemurs, cheetahs, and more. Relive conservation expeditions with the team as they help elephants, lions, sloths, and even sharks!
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See if a ridgeback, a dachshund, or a vizla is a good fit for rambunctious boys.
Meet an active family in search of an adventure- and water-loving canine buddy.
Shake paws with three adorable, friendly breeds suited to a first-timer family.
If Brandon can earn the trust of a fearful Chihuahua mix named Lucy, the dog could become the perfect companion for a partially paralyzed adrenaline junkie who's trying to get back on her feet.
Brandon turns to hand signals to train a deaf dog for a busy hotel executive. But before he'll “sign-off” on the adoption, he must be completely confident that Milo's manners and temperament will result in more than just an overnight stay.
A rescued Maltipoo puppy could be the perfect dog to help children during therapy. But before she can take on this new role, she'll need to leave behind a bad jumping habit and arm herself with a new bag of tricks.
A young Husky mix could be the perfect match for a couple that plans to have kids. But before Brandon hands over the reins, he'll need to make sure that this very active dog has the right temperament for a family.
Before a young Doberman Pinscher can become the best friend of a little boy with Autism, Brandon must make sure that the dog has the right temperament and training to help bring the boy out of his shell and assist him through life.
Brandon enlists the help of a rescued black lab to provide service for a Navy veteran. But can this dog learn the skills required to sense when help is needed?
When Brandon and his Lucky Dog team join a local parade to raise awareness for animal rescue, some of his former students show up to support the cause.
A Beagle mix with an aversion to training reveals a troubled past. But if Brandon can earn this young dog's trust, it could lead to a brighter future.
Surf's Up! A Chihuahua mix hopes to make a splash with a water-loving family. But before Evie can hit the board with all four paws, she'll need an education in balance and water safety.
Featured: Princess, a nasty Maltese owned by Los Angeles Lakers VP Jeanie Buss that nips at the heels of the players and coach Phil Jackson, who also happens to be Buss's boyfriend. Jackson's new name for the pooch: Princess Cujo, after the Stephen King novel about a rabid dog.
After Noelle's husband unexpectedly passed away, their two dogs developed behavioral issues. The Wilson family's Italian Greyhound Hula, snaps and growls at certain family members.
A high energy hound meets his match and finds the ideal playmate in a tiger cub named Thunder. A frail donkey gets a second chance and a friend for life, thanks to his giant pal, Humphrey the Arabian Camel. In Texas, a rough and tumble blue heeler, known for his dominance, shows a surprising softer side for a baby deer found on the side of the road. Then a golden retriever goes over board with her dolphin friends in the Florida Keys.
The park's youngest pride of lions is growing up, and one of the female cubs is due in for an important appointment with The Wildlife Docs. Plus, the team at Busch Gardens must move a 13,000 ppound Asian bull elephant to a new habitat. The elephant team has been working with Spike for months, training him to voluntarily enter a transportation crate that will be hoisted by a construction crane. Will Spike stay calm in the air?
Busch Gardens' own Jungala is like visiting the lush rainforest of Southeast Asia which plays home to a wealth of wildlife found few other places on earth. We'll swing by the orangutans, go swimming with otters, be amazed by the majesty of tigers, and hang out with flying foxes - also known as mega-bats.
Both a giant anteater and a lesser anteater have had babies. Plus, Comet the young, giant anteater has to visit The Wildlife Docs. Then, when a young, wild eagle with severe injuries is brought to the Animal Care Center, it takes not one, but two docs to perform surgery in hopes of returning this battered bird to the wild.
A two-toed sloth visits the Animal Care Center due to a minor injury, but during his exam The Wildlife Docs discover a bigger health issue. Plus, the team goes to great lengths to help a flamingo chick that is having trouble walking.
Meet the entire aardvark family starting with Frizz, the patriarch, as he visits The Wildlife Docs. Then, hang out with his two daughters, Adazee and six-month-old Peanut. Plus, Busch Gardens' antelope herd has expanded. The team gives us an inside look at what it means to care for the new nyala and kudu calves.
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