TV Guide Animal Planet Saturday

After wildlife agents find an alligator with a fresh bullet wound to the head, they begin to suspect nearby anglers may have perpetrated the crime.

LDWF biologists take on an explosive mission to conserve Louisiana's turkeys; a suspicious deer skull reveals a hunter acting outside the law.

After interrogating a felon with a firearm, wildlife agents discover a list of crimes; witnesses recall a hunter attempting to bludgeon a swimming deer.

Biologists on a conservation mission get hands-on with black bear cubs and face a protective mama bear; hunters are caught using a banned method to hunt ducks.

After an elderly man vanishes in a vast wilderness, wildlife agents scramble to locate him before night falls; an anonymous tip leads agents to an illegal haul.

A suspicious encounter in a quiet neighborhood leads wildlife agents to a black-market venison sale; a routine boating check ends with a man in handcuffs.

The Hawaiian rescues find forever homes; Super Scootie has malformed legs and Loco Moco hardly notices visual cues; a blind toy spaniel arrives.

A Rottweiler puppy with bad eye, a maggot-covered husky-shepherd mix and a pair of puppies with no ears find a new home with Amanda.

A staff member helps rehabilitate elephant seals in California; an African penguin has problems with his eyes; a piranha needs to have surgery.

Two rescued southern sea otter pups are welcomed to their new home; the young ruddy ducks see their new exhibit; a manta ray needs a checkup.

A bottlenose dolphin with a raspy voice needs to see a doctor; the puffin's breeding season excites the staff; two wobbegong sharks need a checkup.

Dr. Ross helps Dr. Blue spay two wolves at a local sanctuary; a pit bull undergoes bionic surgery for a torn ACL; a cat sees a new vet for an injury.

A Basset Hound's condition may lead to a difficult surgery; a hog house call comes in for Dr. Blue; Dr. Lavigne is concerned about his vet tech.

A yoga goat receives treatment from Dr. Blue; a guard dog dislikes Dr. Lavigne and the cameras; the Blue family throw a gender reveal party.

Dr. Lavigne performs a special surgery on a French Bulldog; Dr. Blue needs to transport a pet pig; Dr. Rodd examines a coughing and sneezing guinea pig.

Dr. Dee and her caring team attempt a complicated but extraordinary helicopter rescue of a wounded horse in the mountainous Alaskan wilderness.

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.

Dr. Dee cares for a Yorkie puppy that needs emergency surgery; one of Santa's reindeer at the North Pole's Antler Academy is treated by Dr. Terry.

Dr. Jeff treats a dog's injured leg and learns the shocking reason behind the injury; Dr. Jeff treats a balding parrot, piglets and special cows.

A homeless man brings his five-month-old puppy in with a broken paw, and Dr. Jeff and his team ensures their focus is on the animal's welfare.

The vets care for an overweight cat that has kidney disease and needs a miracle to survive; Dr. Jeff tries to save a dog hit by a car whose owners are overseas.

After accidentally breaking his golden retriever's leg, a distraught owner rushes her to the clinic; a beagle is left at the clinic after a vicious dog attack.

Dr, Terry examines the broken leg of a Rottweiler belonging to dear friends; Dr. Dee treats a puppy that has eaten insulation, and her mom observes a surgery.

At a remote clinic, Dr. Dee finds mammary gland tumors on an old dog during a routine spay; in Fairbanks, Dr. and Nicole remove a mass from a lead sled dog.

The vets care for an overweight cat that has kidney disease and needs a miracle to survive; Dr. Jeff tries to save a dog hit by a car whose owners are overseas.

After accidentally breaking his golden retriever's leg, a distraught owner rushes her to the clinic; a beagle is left at the clinic after a vicious dog attack.

Dr, Terry examines the broken leg of a Rottweiler belonging to dear friends; Dr. Dee treats a puppy that has eaten insulation, and her mom observes a surgery.

At a remote clinic, Dr. Dee finds mammary gland tumors on an old dog during a routine spay; in Fairbanks, Dr. and Nicole remove a mass from a lead sled dog.

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.

Dr. Dee cares for a Yorkie puppy that needs emergency surgery; one of Santa's reindeer at the North Pole's Antler Academy is treated by Dr. Terry.