National Geographic Wild TV Guide

The Pol Vet Crew is working late- night rescues, multiple stalled labors, and one of Charles Pol's pets. From puppies to heifers, it's all in a day's work!

It's an emotional time for the Pol family as they bid farewell to their beloved cat, Kid. The cases are a handful with parasites, tail amputation and a kitten.

A goat gets tangled up in a fence that causes a life-threatening injury, while Dr. Emily's inquisitive daughter is assisting with her patients.

Bovine awaits Drs. Pol and Nicole as they roll out for herd health checks. Dr. Brenda works on an Anatolian shepherd while Dr. Emily treats a labradoodle puppy.

Saltwater is a powerful electrolyte that speeds up the oxidation process, causing steel to rust much faster than in freshwater.

During the springtime, a wide variety of animals emerges from hibernation at ZooTampa at Lowry Park, a 63-acre Tampa, Fla., nonprofit zoo.

A one-horned rhinoceros fails to find his partner in love; orangutans practice how to quickly and correctly respond to different trainers in the zoo facility.

A group of otters at ZooTampa at Lowry Park, a 63-acre Tampa, Fla., nonprofit zoo, is carefully cared for by the members of the zoo staff.

The professional zoo staff makes preparations to relocate two panther cubs at ZooTampa at Lowry Park, a 63-acre Tampa, Fla., nonprofit zoo.

A newborn rhino is given a name and a monkey faces a life-or-death situation at the happenings at ZooTampa at Lowry Park, a 63-acre Tampa, Fla., nonprofit zoo.

Several animals, including an iguana, are relocated to new habitats by members of the staff at ZooTampa at Lowry Park, a 63-acre Tampa, Fla., nonprofit zoo.

The 16-month wait for a rare Indian rhino baby's arrival has the team at ZooTampa at Lowry Park, a 63-acre Tampa, Fla., zoo, anxious.

Giraffes come and go at ZooTampa at Lowry Park, a 63-acre Tampa, Fla., zoo recognized as the center for Florida wildlife conservation and biodiversity.

The zoo staff welcomes a baby orangutan and celebrates a beloved anteater while a look is taken at happenings at ZooTampa, a nonprofit zoo.