TV Guide National Geographic Wild Tuesday

At Living Sky Wildlife Rehabilitation, spring brings a baby boom with orphans of all stripes arriving in distress.

Jan and her team face the challenging case of a Porcupine with an infected dog bite; Emma bonds with an orphaned Richardson Ground Squirrel.

Jan challenges a naive new team leader, Phoebe, to take the lead in helping two very sick hawks.

As Jan struggles with the demands of caring for an orphaned baby skunk, the staff must come together to overcome a large number of new cases.

The arrival of a sick, orphaned otter strains Jan professionally and emotionally while Shelagh takes on the most challenging breeds of birds to rehabilitate.

Jan learns the value of leaning more heavily on her team as an unusual number of pelicans arrive at the center.

Vernard and Terrence perform a cesarean section on a bulldog during a busy week at their clinic, Critter Fixer Veterinary Hospital.

Doctor Hodges is in the middle of conducting a surgical procedure on an animal patient when a baby goat in distress is brought into the clinic.

Vernard Hodges and Terrence Ferguson care for alpacas in need of treatment during a busy week at their clinic, Critter Fixer Veterinary Hospital.

Doctors Hodges and Ferguson care for a dehydrated bearded dragon and a camel in need of treatment during a busy week at their clinic.

Doctors Vernard Hodges and Terrence Ferguson care for a wide variety of animals, including unusual pets, such as a chinchilla with a broken leg.

Doctor Terrence Ferguson and vet tech Jordan care for a cat with an apparent ear infection at Critter Fixer Veterinary Hospital in Bonaire, Ga.

A cat, baby chickens and a goat suffering a fainting spell are professionally treated by the vets at Critter Fixer Veterinary Hospital.

A squirrel and calf are rescued; a cat with a twisted stomach is treated; a goat and donkey quarrel is resolved; bonus content is added.

The staff prepares to make a home for an orphaned baby gorilla at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium, a non-profit zoo near the city of Powell, Ohio.

The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium makes room for three adorable new cheetah cubs.

A penguin stuck in molt, a shedding process supposed to occur at specific time of the year or at specific points in an animals' cycle of life, is treated.

The zookeepers conduct early morning breakfast rounds at the Heart of Africa exhibit.

A cheetah repopulation program commences and goes into full swing; baby fever spreads at the zoo amongst animals.

An orphaned baby manatee is rescued from a dangerous situation out in the wild; a male oryx interacts with a herd of female oryxes.

The group of caring zoo doctors helps an injured cheetah that's in dire need of treatment, and later, they save a group of colorful New World parrots.

The zoo crew celebrates the 34th birthday of Mac the gorilla.

The team takes a trip to the coasts for animal conservation, and in the process, they're able to return a pair of rescued sea cows to their native waters.

Avian Influenza threatens the Center, and the team goes on red alert to protect all the birds in care through preventative methods.

The night shift admits an orphaned badger, and the team works to accommodate this potentially dangerous animal.

At the end of the summer season, the team evaluates which animals are ready to survive on their own.

A baby fox with a broken leg forces Jan to walk a narrow line; two geese with very different injuries inspire the staff to get creative.

The center's golden rule to save any animal that's brought in is tested when Sam rehabilitates a little mouse.

Jan works on a plan to keep Oscar the otter safe through the winter, while the struggle to keep a baby beaver alive tests Katie.

The officers of the Canada Border Services Agency protect the country, dealing with everything from large drug cargo shipments to ordinary travelers.

The officers of the Canada Border Services Agency protect the country, dealing with everything from large drug cargo shipments to ordinary travelers.

The officers of the Canada Border Services Agency protect the country, dealing with everything from large drug cargo shipments to ordinary travelers.

The officers of the Canada Border Services Agency protect the country, dealing with everything from large drug cargo shipments to ordinary travelers.

The officers of the Canada Border Services Agency protect the country, dealing with everything from large drug cargo shipments to ordinary travelers.

The officers of the Canada Border Services Agency protect the country, dealing with everything from large drug cargo shipments to ordinary travelers.