Hope in the Wild

While Hope is away, Rehab coordinator Allison holds down the fort while also preparing to release a rehabilitated owl at her wedding.

Rod the seagull needs wing surgery, and Dr. Barry tends to Hope's latest herd of white-tailed deer fawns.

A local artist named Melissa who features wildlife in her exhibition assists Hope with the release of a barred owl.

Hope and Dr. Barry welcome Lindsaye from the Vancouver Aquarium to help with a deer release, and a seal pup requires urgent attention.

A baby porcupine and a young red fox present difficult diagnoses for Hope and her team.

It's time for rehabilitated patients to return to the wild, including a pair of groundhogs, some snapping turtles, and a bevy of birds.

A bald eagle with a broken wing requires emergency surgery and faces a long road to recovery.

Hope's team faces a big challenge when a litter of orphaned fox pups needs to be captured to survive.

The staff works to save a bald eagle that had been shot and a loon that swallowed a fishing lure, and a group of musicians visit Hope's farm.

An early autumn tropical system makes things difficult at the farm, and Hope's herd of white-tailed deer are ready for release before winter

Hope and her team work to save the youngest harbor seal pup to ever arrive at the Rehab

Hope's team welcomes the youngest barred owl ever seen at the Rehab, and baby raccoons are saved from a journey to sea

A North American beaver in distress arrives at the Rehab, but the cause of its problems is difficult to determine

A young white-tailed fawn named Jenny may need a little extra time before returning to the wild, and a great horned owl is ready for a flight of freedom

Hope and her team release a group of ravens and a northern gannet, and work to rehabilitate an injured barred owl