TV Guide National Geographic Wild Saturday

An informative look is taken at the underground world of crime in Botswana, where no one is safe and crime gives many people opportunities.

A look is taken at how being in a gang is a matter of life or death in Botswana, a country in Africa that becomes an animal habitat during seasonal floods.

An informative examination is taken of a wide variety of lethal species that live in the African wilderness.

Dr. Oakley treats a pair of neglected dogs, and Willow rescues feral cats.

Dr. Oakley vaccinates a travel-loving chihuahua, outsmarts a shifty coyote and meets a cow with a strange growth.

Dr. Oakley treats a limping baby elk, helps a musk ox with dental problems and gives a roadside pedicure to a pig.

Dr. Michelle Oakley deals with screeching boars, and later, she neuters a camel that exhibits hostile behavior.

Dr. Michelle Oakley deals with an elusive coyote, and later, she performs an emergency surgery on a seal that's in need of medical services.

Dr. Michelle Oakley makes a trip to check up on a reindeer herd that she attempted to help in the past, as well as examines the protruding stomach of a moose.

Dr. Oakley attempts to track down a wild boar from the vantage point of an airplane.

Dr. Oakley attempts to ensnare a wild wolverine, the largest land-dwelling species of the family Mustelidae, so that she can learn more about the species.

Veterinarian Michelle Oakley utilizes her expertise to treat a dog named Harper who encountered a prickly situation and was consequently injured.

Dr. Michelle Oakley helps out two unruly pigs that are in need of treatment; a young calf banding winds up turning into a wild cow chase.

Dr. Michelle Oakley waits in the trees for a hungry bear, and later, she attempts to help a reindeer that needs her medical expertise.

A variety of animals, including a few cats in need, is professionally treated by Dr. Jan Pol and the skilled members of his veterinary staff.

Animal bones, throats, navels, tendons and toes that need fixing are addressed by Dr. Pol and the skilled members of his veterinary staff.

Dr. Pol and the knowledgeable members of his veterinary staff assist 4-H students with getting their farm animals ready for the County Fair.

Various animal cases, ranging from emergency calvings to shaky emus and goats, are addressed by Dr. Pol and the members of his veterinary staff.

It's the dog days of winter for Pol Veterinary Services treating limps, lumps and injured pups.

Dr. Jan Pol and his crew of veterinarians hurry to treat various animals in desperate need of relief at his clinic in Weidman, Mich.

A goat is professionally treated by Dr. Jan Pol and the members of his veterinary staff at Pol Veterinary Services in the rural community of Weidman, Mich.

Dr. Pol and Dr. Lisa work together as a dynamic duo when similar cases arrive at Pol Veterinary Services in the rural community of Weidman, Mich.

Animal-related issues, from lumps and bumps to geckos and goats, are addressed by Dr. Pol and the members of his veterinary staff.