TV Guide National Geographic Wild Saturday

The natural world of Alaska is closely examined as the days lengthen and the temperatures rise in the summer months, and various wild animals are featured.

Dr. Victoria Vosburg, a veterinarian and the owner of Pet's Choice Veterinary Hospital, climbs a 75-foot ladder to save an eagle with an injured wing.

A seal pup that's in dire need of medical assistance is treated by Dr. Victoria Vosburg, the owner of Pet's Choice Veterinary Hospital.

A pig that needs a flip and a dog at risk of losing a paw are treated by Dr. Michelle Oakley, a veterinarian with many years of experience.

A limping bull bison and a dog with a mammary mass are treated by Dr. Michelle Oakley, a veterinarian with many years of experience.

Dr. Oakley, a veterinarian with many years of experience, treats a bull suffering from an extremity limp and evaluates a herd of pregnant cows.

An off-the-grid dachshund and an emotional support pig are treated by Dr. Michelle Oakley, a veterinarian with many years of experience.

A dog with a bloated stomach and a cow with a lumpy jaw are treated by Dr. Michelle Oakley, a veterinarian with many years of experience.

Dr. Oakley, a veterinarian with many years of experience treating a variety of animals, evaluates pregnant rabbits, helps a sore duck and treats a reindeer.

A rescued pig and a dog hurt by a porcupine are carefully treated by Dr. Michelle Oakley, a veterinarian with many years of experience.

Dr. Oakley, a veterinarian with many years of experience treating a variety of animals, treats a chunky chicken and a calf that was attacked by a bear.

Dr. Oakley, a veterinarian with many years of experience, travels to a secluded farm, where she carefully treats an enormous bull.

A miracle moose and a puppy that was hit by a car are treated by Dr. Michelle Oakley, a veterinarian with many years of experience.

A Sitka deer with a limp and a feisty alpaca-llama cross are treated by Dr. Michelle Oakley, a veterinarian with many years of experience.

An emotional Pol family says goodbye to their beloved Great Dane Frija, but the work to care for clients has to go on as animals continue flooding the clinic.

Dr. Pol tackles an emergency calving where a calf is blocked by a broken bone; Dr. Pol helps reunite an alpaca family; Dr. Brenda treats cows that can't stand.

The Pols need to work on their lake house, but first Dr. Pol treats sick animals, including a huge breeding bull; the Pols finish their house work and relax.

The horror of Halloween comes to Pol Veterinary Services in the form of neck bites, gunshots and cage-rattling growls; a cat comes in riddled with BB pellets.

Lizzie and veterinarian Joares scramble to collar more jaguars in the face of storms, floods, and power outages.

Dr. Charles Pol decides to plan a special dinner to show his appreciation to his staff; the veterinary staff strives for quality care for their patients.

Dr. Pol tries to discover what's causing a large bull to limp around; Dr. Emily treats a calf that has an unusually swollen foot, with unexpected results.

The Pols need to make a coop for their flock of peafowl, but before they can, Dr. Pol has emergency surgery to perform on a workhorse that was hit by a car.

Dr. Pol and the cast reflect on their favorite moments from the last 24 seasons.