TV Guide Animal Planet

A family looks to adopt a dog that looks like the one they lost to cancer; a sick and frightened dog could be a dangerous rescue; Earl wants his badge of honor.

The pit bull population explodes after the rescue of two female dogs and their 20 puppies; a mother and daughter need help saving a dog from a canal.

Animal experts answer longstanding questions about canines, from which dog breed snores the loudest to whether some dogs can actually be taught to read.

Canine questions include which dog uses its ears to smell, which breed can detect an avalanche, and how wrinkles saved one dog from extinction.

There's a new arrival for Josie at the Vervet Monkey Foundation, catching up with eight-week-old Hector the hippo, and Alison is on a mission to tag a shark.

It's an emotional day for vet Emily as she carries out the risky procedure of anaesthetising a cheetah. And Emma has her hands full with a troop of mongooses.

A vet attempts a life-threatening giraffe relocation; a marine biologist tests a new way to deal with plastic pollution.

Emily embarks on a cheetah collaring expedition; Emma helps a baby hippo.

Pete is asked by star Brian Kelley to build a three-story, speakeasy-themed getaway for him and his wife that includes a writing-recording room.

Pete builds a giant nest-inspired treehouse with driftwood railings woven to look like a nest, paying homage to the egrets along the family's property.

Pete and crew build a Native-American themed treehouse with camp features and French doors, a built-in kennel, climbing wall, back deck and a fire pole.

When Pete is asked to build an art-studio treehouse, the team creates a two-story masterpiece that is every artist's dream workshop with Murphy-bed art tables.

Pete and his crew get some help from the local fire department when they fulfill an 8-year-old's Make-A-Wish dream and create a whimsical treehouse.

At his former home, Pete and his crew revamp old treehouse building techniques using new, improved methods and combine wood with steel in these Nelson classics.

One feline has an appetite that's shockingly on the money, while another's taste for stringy oddities appears to be insatiable.

A pet owner gets a front-row seat as Dr. G explores a troublesome appetite; a feline at risk for a dangerous blockage means a high-pressure race.

A fellow veterinarian calls for help when her beloved Poodle's cough points to foreign material in an unusual place.

Follow the work of Dr Eugene Gorodetsky, an expert in the field of veterinary care who uses minimally invasive tools to reach down animals' digestive tracts.

Follow the work of Dr Eugene Gorodetsky, an expert in the field of veterinary care who uses minimally invasive tools to reach down animals' digestive tracts.

Follow the work of Dr Eugene Gorodetsky, an expert in the field of veterinary care who uses minimally invasive tools to reach down animals' digestive tracts.

Follow the work of Dr Eugene Gorodetsky, an expert in the field of veterinary care who uses minimally invasive tools to reach down animals' digestive tracts.

When a Golden Retriever's tastes go off the beaten track Dr. G's skills must be rock-solid; Captain the three-legged cat's appetite proves just as unique.

Dr. Dee flies 230 miles to do a spay and neuter clinic; Dr. Dee and Alex x-ray a horse's lame leg; a cat is diagnosed with Feline Immunodeficiency Virus.

Dr. Dee and her husband continue their mission to help remote villages by hosting a veterinary clinic in a town that only has 107 residents.

Follow the work of Dr Eugene Gorodetsky, an expert in the field of veterinary care who uses minimally invasive tools to reach down animals' digestive tracts.

Follow the work of Dr Eugene Gorodetsky, an expert in the field of veterinary care who uses minimally invasive tools to reach down animals' digestive tracts.

Follow the work of Dr Eugene Gorodetsky, an expert in the field of veterinary care who uses minimally invasive tools to reach down animals' digestive tracts.

When a Golden Retriever's tastes go off the beaten track Dr. G's skills must be rock-solid; Captain the three-legged cat's appetite proves just as unique.

Dr. Dee flies 230 miles to do a spay and neuter clinic; Dr. Dee and Alex x-ray a horse's lame leg; a cat is diagnosed with Feline Immunodeficiency Virus.

Dr. Dee and her husband continue their mission to help remote villages by hosting a veterinary clinic in a town that only has 107 residents.

Pete and his crew get some help from the local fire department when they fulfill an 8-year-old's Make-A-Wish dream and create a whimsical treehouse.

At his former home, Pete and his crew revamp old treehouse building techniques using new, improved methods and combine wood with steel in these Nelson classics.