TV Guide Animal Planet Monday

Exploring the daily lives of Montana's conservation officers as they defend the tourists, wildlife and environment of Yellowstone Park.

Officers catch a group of litterers responsible for multiple trach violations.

John visits firefighters who rescue cats and discovers methods to thwart cat spray in Raleigh, North Carolina; a feline lover builds an animal ranch.

John researches the origin of catnip in Seattle and meets a photographing cat before traveling to Everett, Washington, for a visit with a man who rescues cats.

Designer Antonio Ballatore makes a cats-only treehouse connected by a suspension bridge to a redesigned family room for a mother and daughter's indoor cat.

A wildlife control officer with a pair of messy dogs needs Antonio's help to turn the laundry room into a canine spa and the yard into a football paradise.

Dr. Ross' daughter becomes a handful for the vets; Dr. Lavigne sees a dog suffering from seizures; Dr. Blue performs surgery; the staff works with a feline.

Jackson works with a couple with a cat that sprays all over the house and makes a shocking discovery; Jackson encounters a feline named "Freddie Krueger."

Jackson helps a couple whose three cats have been fighting exceedingly; The Cat Daddy works with a shop feline whose spraying is threatening business.

Tia receives news that a pack of pit bulls is running in the street, but after racing to the rescue, the team finds an owner who is overwhelmed.

The health of Villalobos' dogs is threatened by an outbreak of disease in the swamps; Tania faces a difficult rescue after going out on her own to save a stray.

Host Jeremy Wade travels to the wild Zambezi River in Africa to expose an unseen predator that has pulled fishermen to their deaths.

Jeremy searches for a creature said to be over 300 pounds and eight feet long that attacks people in their boats and may prove to be more than he expected.

Vermont is the location for an ominous lake with a dark history Jeremy intends to uncover; Wade goes to Oregon waters where prehistoric bloodsuckers attack.

Dr. Jeff and his team help a black Lab that swallowed toxic metal, an injured cat and a small dog having trouble giving birth to a large puppy.

The team heads across the border to offer free veterinary care to poor families in Mexico, where they expect to treat up to hundreds of animals in need.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

Jeremy searches for a creature said to be over 300 pounds and eight feet long that attacks people in their boats and may prove to be more than he expected.

Vermont is the location for an ominous lake with a dark history Jeremy intends to uncover; Wade goes to Oregon waters where prehistoric bloodsuckers attack.