Hope in the Wild

Hope and Dr. Barry travel to Nosara, Costa Rica, to visit a rehab that specializes in rescuing injured monkeys.

An owl has wing and eye issues; a volunteer makes a daring coyote rescue.

Hope welcomes the first baby beaver ever at the farm; an injured bald eagle requires medical care.

Hope and Dr. Barry travel to British Columbia and assist with relocating three eagles into a new flight cage.

Hope tries to find a new home for a trio of rehabilitated ravens; a rescued canid with mange might not be what Hope thinks it is.

Hope and Rebecca travel to downtown Chicago to learn about urban avian rescue and visit a wildlife rehab just outside the city.

An injured harbor seal; two eagles are deemed fit for takeoff; a flurry of flickers find freedom.

Hope's team takes in two injured bobcats, welcomes its first albino red squirrel and attempts to release a pair of house finches.

Hope welcomes hundreds of members of the local community to her annual open house; a hurricane proves an unwelcome guest to the farm.

A very unusual and ahead-of-schedule patient arrives and creates a stir around the farm.

Baby raccoons try to escape from their enclosure; a ruby-throated hummingbird gets some care; a turkey vulture completes its recovery from frostbite.

Hope's team returns a great horned owl fledgling to its nest; Dr. Barry treats an injured baby fox.

Hope and Rebecca journey to a wildlife rehab just outside Chicago to learn about the challenges faced by birds, mammals and reptiles around a major metropolis.

Hope worries about releasing orphaned fawns.

A gull named Willard requires a lengthy rehabilitation; Hope's team heads into the woods for a variety of releases.

Hope's team cares for a variety of injured animals, including a snowy owl, a wood turtle, a bald eagle and a red fox with mange.

Hope and her team witness the hatching of a clutch of snapping turtles, welcome a pair of injured baby merlins and release a rehabilitated eagle and loon.

Orphaned red squirrels get their first taste of freedom; it's release day for Hope's herd of white-tailed deer.

Hope and Dr. Barry travel to Florida to learn about the plight of the manatee; intern Brandi works with baby birds back at the farm.

Hope and her team try new techniques of rehabilitation with this year's herd of white-tailed deer fawns and learn that some plans work better than others.

Hope's team rescues a beached grey seal, releases winter patients and welcomes a quartet of baby raccoon orphans.

Spring brings a porcupine and beaver to the rehab; long-term raptor patients continue their journeys to wellness.

Volunteer Kayla picks up a loon rescued by a lobsterman; two little girls rescue an orphaned duckling; Dr. Barry examines a listless young deer fawn.

Hope and her team set up for the rehab's annual open house, but the weather, a runaway deer and a rescued skunk may have other plans.

A short-eared owl faces a challenging recovery; a goshawk has difficulties with its tail feathers; a snapping turtle requires roadside assistance.

The clinic is busy attending to a tiny falcon, a majestic hawk and a porcupine with more issues than meets the eye.