
Hope in the Wild
Hope and Dr. Barry travel to British Columbia to learn more about raptor rehab volunteers search for four missing ducklings.

Hope and Dr. Barry travel to British Columbia to learn more about raptor rehab volunteers search for four missing ducklings.

A rare fisher an underweight baby grey seal.

A fisher, a member of the weasel family, is rescued a wood turtle, a snowshoe hare and a gannet are released.

A barred owl that has mysterious medical maladies needs a lot of time and patience at Hope's farm.

A baby North American beaver is rescued an American marten a ruby-throated hummingbird.

Orphaned black bears.

Hope seeks approval to rehabilitate an injured bat volunteers care for vole and raccoon orphans a crow release does not go as planned.

A group of white-tailed fawn orphans arrives at the rehab.

Hope and Dr. Barry travel to South Florida to visit two busy wildlife rehabs and take an airboat tour of alligator-filled swampland.

With some help from a veterinary school, Hope's team spends a full year rehabilitating an injured snapping turtle.

A terrier mix is matched up with a couple who are mourning the loss of their two previous dogs.

Brandon must make sure six rescue dogs are comfortable around different modes of transportation.

Brandon rescues a 10-month-old boxer and tries to pair the high-energy pet with first-time dog owners.

Three shelter dogs are placed with active adopters whose lifestyles offer them adventures like kayaking, bike riding and in-line skating.

Brandon rescues five dogs and trains them to aid and comfort adopters who have been through their own harrowing journeys.

Two dogs end up on the roof of a house a koala has eye irritation a channel-billed cuckoo with a serious leg injury.

Chris is called to remove a venomous sea snake Mitzi the kitten has trouble walking after getting a new microchip.

A young orphaned kangaroo has a fractured leg.

A terrier mix is matched up with a couple who are mourning the loss of their two previous dogs.

Brandon must make sure six rescue dogs are comfortable around different modes of transportation.