TV Guide Animal Planet Sunday

Dr. Jeff must act quickly to save the life of a dog brought into the clinic foaming at the mouth; when Dr. Lindsay treats a golden doodle, she gets a surprise.

Dr. Jeff's team moves to a bigger facility after 25 years in a tiny clinic, providing twice the space to use to care for animals.

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 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.

At Animal House, Dr. Dee uses a laser to get rid of a tumor on a dog's tongue, and treats dog's heart murmur; Dr. Dee visits a woman's pit of snakes.

Alaskan veterinarian Dr. Dee has to take her own personal dog in to have eye surgery performed by a specialist in Anchorage, Alaska.

After taking in an orphaned baby wombat, the family at the Sleepy Burrow Wombat Sanctuary try to nurse the little creature back to health.

A retired couple in Australia prepare to release three kangaroos back into the wild from their home, where they rescue and rehabilitate kangaroos.

A.J. Meadows receives a call from police officers requesting help with a litter of newborn pups that were found with their mother in an alley.

Authorities investigate a woman who owns three emaciated dogs whose stomachs contain questionable contents; a puppy suffering from a broken limb is saved.

The Arizona Humane Society helps authorities conduct a bird-fighting raid; a bird flies inside a car traveling on the highway; a dog's leg may be amputated.

Officers crack down on illegal deer hunting and patrol lake safety.

Officers look into a claimed timber contract violation.

Officers patrol during archery and firearm deer seasons; hunters donate venison.

Officers seize undersized fish and issue citations to unlicensed anglers on the Detroit River.

A group of volunteers help a blind hunter secure a prized bear tag.

Officers patrol elk hunters and regulate the elk population, teach outdoor skills to kids at a pocket park, enforce traffic laws, and monitor ice fishing.

Officers encounter many hunters on the opening day of waterfowl season. Chief Haines and his friends enjoy hunting during their annual Grouse Camp trip.

When a child is thrown from a boat and injured, wildlife agents are first on the scene; a hunter faces multiple felony charges when agents make a discovery.

Suspicious shotgun blasts on Catahoula Lake lead wildlife agents on a high-speed chase; a trail of beer cans point to a pair of hunters with many violations.

A trespassing investigation leads to a dangerous encounter; agents confront a group of duck hunters who were seen targeting non-game birds.

Agents protect the resources across Louisiana; a crab fisherman is apprehended stealing dozens of traps; a hunter crosses state lines with an illegal deer.

Corporals Wagner and Clark join the search for a missing fisherman as a storm closes in; agents confront someone with a history of harassing hunters.

Wildlife Agents work to help the people of Louisiana in the face of Hurricane Ida reaching land; an injured woman gets trapped in a flooded hotel.

A trespassing investigation leads to a dangerous encounter; agents confront a group of duck hunters who were seen targeting non-game birds.

Agents protect the resources across Louisiana; a crab fisherman is apprehended stealing dozens of traps; a hunter crosses state lines with an illegal deer.

Corporals Wagner and Clark join the search for a missing fisherman as a storm closes in; agents confront someone with a history of harassing hunters.

Wildlife Agents work to help the people of Louisiana in the face of Hurricane Ida reaching land; an injured woman gets trapped in a flooded hotel.

Officers patrol elk hunters and regulate the elk population, teach outdoor skills to kids at a pocket park, enforce traffic laws, and monitor ice fishing.

Officers encounter many hunters on the opening day of waterfowl season. Chief Haines and his friends enjoy hunting during their annual Grouse Camp trip.