Hope in the Wild

Volunteers try to round up baby raccoons, Dr. Barry treats an injured wild raccoon, and Hope welcomes a surprisingly slithery new patient.

Hope and Dr. Barry travel south to learn about animal rehab in the Lone Star State.

Two injured painted turtles require surgery at Dartmouth Vet plus a puppy adoption at Homeward Bound.

Dr. Barry and vet student Hayley visit a wildlife rehab in England, while, closer to home, volunteers try to catch an injured otter.

Hope's team rehabilitates a bald eagle that was rescued from a nearby army camp.

Hope and Dr. Barry travel to British Columbia to learn more about marine mammal rehabilitation and assist in a seal rescue.

Vet student Sabrina assists Dr. Barry with wildlife examinations, including an injured chipmunk and a feisty gull, and Hope moves the fawns to a larger enclosure.

Hope and Rebecca travel to a rehab in Illinois to explore coyote rehab and help release a herd of white-tailed deer orphans.

A rehabilitated bobcat is ready for release, and Hope and Allison travel to California to find out more about how to handle these dangerous felines.

Allison delves into falconry to become more adept with the raptors, and eagle releases have varying degrees of success.

Dr. Barry and vet student Sabrina treat a trio of troubled animals, Hope's volunteers lend a helping hand, and Homeward Bound finds a new home for man's best friend.

Hope and Allison travel to Huntington Beach, California, to visit a facility that specializes in the rehabilitation of the endangered brown pelican.

Hope's film crew helps out with wildlife pickups including an injured red fox, an orphaned starling and a raccoon stuck in a dumpster.

Hope and Allison travel to California to visit a busy rehab in downtown San Diego and a sanctuary that provides a home for dangerous predator.

Hope welcomes a trio of orphaned fox kits, and a rescued bald eagle comes full circle.

Rehab Coordinator Allison assists Hope with the summer raccoons and releases a rehabilitated bald eagle in the winter, while Chelsea tries to rescue an injured otter.

Hope and Dr. Barry journey to Vancouver to visit OWL, a rehab specializing in birds of prey, and participate in a bald eagle release.

Dr. Barry treats an injured raccoon, volunteers move juvenile raccoons out to Dan's Den, and Hope relocates the orphan deer fawns to the larger enclosure.

As winter begins to thaw, Hope's rehab springs to life with incoming patients including a pregnant porcupine, raccoon babies and a crew of clever crows.

Hope's team rescues and rehabs a grey seal named Poppy, and the volunteers deal with a mischievous raven called Shubie

Hope seeks approval to rehabilitate an injured bat, volunteers care for vole and raccoon orphans, and a crow release does not go as planned

A rescued beaver proves to be a destructive patient, a rock pigeon torments the staff, and Hope's team rehabilitates a variety of raptors.

Hope and Dr. Barry travel to South Florida to visit two busy wildlife rehabs and take an airboat tour of alligator-filled swampland

Volunteer Kayla rescues an injured ring-necked duck from a nearby pond, and Hope must determine whether a trio of bald eagles are ready for release

The release of a rehabilitated barred owl becomes part of an outdoor wedding, Dr. Barry works with a troubled white-tailed deer fawn named Meredith, and the volunteers must be careful around a potentially dangerous American bittern

Hope gets a hand from her film crew to rescue a raccoon trapped in a dumpster, the Rehab welcomes baby foxes, and a bald eagle release doesn't go according to plan