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Wildlife rehab isn’t always pretty and takes an army of volunteers; Hope releases her deer but one little fawn isn’t ready for the wild.
The spring baby boom arrives early delivering a baby owl, hoards of raccoons and an injured eagle on Hope’s doorstep as she scrambles to prepare for a big fundraiser.
Hope and her team are on a rescue mission for some orphaned fox pups and she’s forced to make a tough decision about an owl that could be carrying a disease deadly to humans.
Everyone adores the newest arrival at Hope for Wildlife but Hope fears her love for this seal will end in heartbreak.
Hope fights to save a dozen tiny chicks trapped in their shells as Kim searches for more fox pups left orphaned and alone.
Hope’s first moose arrives under mysterious circumstances but she must cut through the red tape to save it as spring’s first fawns flood the rehab.
A little fox with big health problems needs multiple surgeries; four raptors leave Hope for Wildlife – but only two return to the wild.
One longterm patient takes an important step toward recovery but a mysterious illness sweeps the rehab killing dozens of other animals, endangering hundreds more.
Hope takes drastic measures and makes heartwrenching decisions to prevent the spread of the outbreak across the rehab.
A behind the scenes look at the care of creatures at Hope for Wildlife; one pesky patient refuses to leave the rehab.
Hope says goodbye to two of her most celebrated patients and her volunteers grapple with the grim reality of wildlife rehabilitation.
Hope releases dozens of rehabilitated patients in preparation for her big event and two volunteers discover just how wild wildlife can get as a violent storm threatens to ruin everything.
Doctor Barry ties the knot, another eagle undergoes lifeordeath surgery and Hope’s year comes full circle as she releases the deer that arrived as tiny spring fawns.
Hope is taking on more animals and more responsibilities than ever.
An old patient gets a second chance at life, and Dr. Barry struggles to save a pregnant porcupine.
Hope revisits the case of two long-term patients and there are tough choices that must be made. A unique creature finds a new home at the rehab centre.
Dr. Barry gives sweet relief to a pigeons personal problem, and an animal stuck in an automobile has Hope rolling up her sleeves and getting greasy.
The staff at Hope for Wildlife are thrilled to release six young ravens, but horrified when they are immediately attacked. Six stinky skunks steal the staffs hearts.
An eagle falls out of a nest and into the middle of military maneuvers, and Tiffany takes on an attic full of songbirds.
An old volunteer returns to Hope for Wildlife, and Hope rescues an endangered orphan.
Someone's taken aim at a bald eagle and it needs Hope's help.
The hunt is on for a coyote who doesn't turn out to be what people think he is. Hope needs to find a new home for the ravens, who've worn out their welcome at the rehab centre.
While Hope and Allison are away, half a dozen orphans make a break for it.
Hope's annual open house is bigger and better than ever, and the volunteers are scrambling to get everything in order.
Never-before-seen footage from two years of Hope's greatest stories!
A huge storm blows an unusual patient off-course and straight into Hope for Wildlife.
Hope cares for the first two beavers to arrive at the rehab centre and learns the fate of her most famous patient.
Hope and Dr. Barry travel across the continent to learn about rehabilitating bears. Soon, they've got their hands full wrangling five baby black bears.
The first fawn of the year arrives at the rehab centre, and Hope is worried it might be the last. Two volunteers plan to make rehab a lifelong commitment.
Hope and Dr. Barry discover the secret of rehabilitating seals from the experts at the Vancouver Aquarium.
Ordinary people find themselves in the middle of wildlife emergencies, and Hope recruits an unlikely wildlife rescuer.
Allison and Dr. Barry try to shampoo a porcupine, and an old patient returns for its release.
Hope and Allison want to get more experience with pelicans, so they head to southern California.
Hope wants to learn everything she can from a rehab centre that specializes in birds of prey. She becomes worried when a release goes sideways.
When Hope and Dr. Barry explore wildlife rehab in Southwest Florida, they find themselves face to face with gators, tortoises and seabirds.
In Texas, Hope and Dr. Barry discover that not everybody agrees on the best ways to help wildlife.
Hope and Allison's quest to expand their rehab knowledge takes them to San Diego, California. How do the rehabs there handle huge caseloads and dangerous animals?
More incredible stories of wildlife rescue and rehabilitation.
It is Hope's open house and with it brings incredible releases. Hope hears news that will change everything.
The first baby mammal of the year arrives earlier than expected, but this species has never brought anything but heartbreak to Hope for Wildlife.
Spring blossoms into full swing and Hope struggles to save a seal for the first time.
A new volunteer and a rascal raven become roommates at the rehab. People take wildlife as pets, causing problems for Hope.
Something big and brown is headed to Hope for Wildlife. But this black bear is tied up in red tape.
A daring deer rescue is captured on a cell phone camera. An unlikely volunteer makes a repeat performance.
Hope heads to Canadas biggest city and hits the streets with a full-time wildlife rescue team.
Hope journeys to Chicago to help fight a problem that kills millions of birds each year.
Hope discovers a mysterious predator prowling the streets of a giant metropolis.
Hope gets hurt - but life at the rehab must go on. An artist is inspired by Hope for Wildlife. An owl gets a nasty welcome back to the wild.
Hope and Dr. Barry journey to Central America to meet frontline wildlife rescuers in the jungles of Costa Rica.
Hope and Dr. Barry's adventure in Costa Rica continues. They discover a horrifying problem where man and monkey cross paths.
A beautiful bird is in trouble - but is it wildlife? Spring patients are ready to return to the wild.
The rehab is abuzz as Hope's open house approaches. A release at the birthplace of hockey goes offside, and a deer doesn't want to depart.
Hope's busy season arrives sooner than ever. A rehabber comes to visit Hope. Two patients from last year are finally released.
A dark day descends on Hope for Wildlife. A rare owl appears ready for release, but will it fly?
Two tiny orphans struggle to survive. Hope takes a second swing at a release gone wrong.
A most unusual fawn arrives on Hope's doorstep. A graveyard is the spooky setting for an unlikely reunion.
Two members of Hope's team travel to England, discovering new techniques and making allies on the front lines of animal rescue.
Barry and Hayley's adventure in the UK continues at a rehab using the latest in alternative therapies. Hope for Wildlife expands beyond Hope's tiny farm.
A bobcat kitten needs Hope's help, but this little orphan causes big headaches.
Two beavers need emergency lodging. A volunteer shows what life is like at the rehab.
Preparations for Hope's open house are derailed when a patient goes missing. The big event is more popular than ever - but is it too successful for its own good?
A moose on the loose raises a ruckus. A permanent resident becomes a loveable nuisance. Some special guests have a treat for Hope's volunteers.
The mercury drops, but things keep heating up for Hope. An elusive creature is caught on tape. An impaled gull inspires a dramatic rescue.
Hope revisits a completely rebuilt rehab and reveals plans of her own. Hope and Barry discover a problem plaguing massive marine mammals in the warm waters of Southern Florida.
Hope rallies the team to release the herd of white tailed deer. Winter brings a mysterious influx of snowy owls to the rehab.
Hope's first orphaned mammal arrives earlier than ever, and a mysterious patient from last year is back.
A muskrat trapped in a fence needs Hope’s help. Slippery patients give the team a tough time.
A baby owl needs to be reunited with its parents. A volunteer returns to the rehab in a new role, and a duck rescue goes wet and wild.
Hope is busier than ever and the team struggles to handle the huge caseload. A volunteer dives in to help an injured bird.
Hope for Wildlife starts up a raccoon adoption agency. Hope tries to make peace between wild enemies, and a kidnapped fawn needs to be reunited with its mother.
A new volunteer steps up to the challenge, and Hope’s first fawn of the year interrupts delicate surgery on an injured owl.
A hurricane slams the rehab and blasts an osprey nest out of its tree. Hope scrambles to save the babies in the middle of the storm.
The rehab at its busiest. Three tiny orphans need round-the-clock care. Hope’s team is up all night.
Hope tries fostering a fawn with an unrelated doe. Two fawns are rushed to the Emergency Clinic.
Two tricky patients finally go free, and fifty babies are born at the rehab - all at once.
Hope and Dr. Barry begin breaking ground on new chapters in their life. Hope is rebuilding the rehab from the ground up, and Dr. Barry sets out on his own with a new clinic.
Hope’s open house is bigger than ever - with more challenges than ever. A mysterious visitor leaves a big impression.
Endangered bats need Hope’s help, but helping them means taking unusual steps. Hope’s deer release gets off to a bumpy start.
The worst winter in 100 years causes big problems.
A hare needs help; Chelsea rescues a litter of orphaned foxes; Dr. Barry helps an injured bobcat.
Hope's team build a special flight tent for a lone bat; a young porcupine arrives at the rehab; a stranded seal is rescued.
A seal contracts a mysterious illness.
Many fawns are in need of help.
Bobcats are returned to the wild.
Two birds with wing injuries.
A group of weasels is ready to be released; a volunteer attempts to rescue an eagle; a gull flies free.
Preparations for the annual open house.
Two orphaned bobcats struggle to bond.
Hope finally moves into the new rehab and the old buildings come down.
Valentines day at the rehab.
Students from the Atlantic Veterinary College visit Hope's animal rehab facility for some hands-on experience in treating a harbor seal.
A rescue ends in tragedy; a new team of volunteers arrives at the farm just as a snowy owl is brought in.
A fulmer arrives for treatment, joining a whole flock of birds.
Five orphaned foxes arrive; a beaver turns up in an unexpected place.
Typical animal behaviors are thrown off due to the mild winter; Zak tends to an injured bald eagle.
The baby boom has officially begun, but Hope's barn isn't complete so the team must come up with a new plan to accommodate all the new arrivals
Two injured harbor seals arrive in the middle of the night with nasty wounds and a vulture that Hope has been nursing for months finally begins to show signs of progress. And an old friend shows up.
Four squirrels arrive with their tails tangled together, and, after months of rehabilitation, Zak's bald eagle is finally ready to be released.
In a special episode, Hope looks back on the most heartfelt and heart-wrenching moments from eight years and 100 episodes of Hope for Wildlife.
Hope cares for the tiniest porcupine she's ever seen and the team tries to match orphans with surrogates. Raccoon babies are finally paired with a family and Zak introduces goslings to a tame goose.
Panic ensues when Maxwell, the three-legged skunk, goes missing. As well, Zak looks set to finally release the vulture that he's been rehabbing for six months.
Harbor seals, barred owls and even a crow all come in for help, but with a new season, Hope and her team anticipate the arrival of the first fawn any day now.
The first fawn arrives, and a goose barely survives a potentially fatal encounter. And did somebody say raccoons? Because Hope and her team now have more than 60 to care for.
The first skunk of the year arrives at Hope for Wildlife and Dr. Sherri saves a pigeon from a potentially fatal infection.
Hope for Wildlife opens for visits - while big changes are also taking place. Starlings are moved to the outdoor enclosure, raccoons are released and Dr. Barry cares for a badly injured beaver.
A grey fox is undergoing life-saving surgery while marine mammals are being moved outside. And fawn season is in full swing as the deer enclosure is quickly filling up.
A sunfish stranded on the beach is discovered and a team of dedicated volunteers appear to try and save the massive fish, all the while fighitng against the fury of the sea.
An orphan fawn is accidentally taken from its mom and Hope must rely on the camera crew to ensure it gets back home. And an eagle with parasites makes an amazing recovery.
It's moving day at Hope for Wildlife and three bobcats are released to make way for red foxes and growing raccoons. Meanwhile, a baby barred owl arrives.
Hope and the team experience a frightening moment when the foxes escape from their enclosure, and two seals are released to the wild, but one decides it isn't quite ready to leave.
The team is excited when three healthy orphaned blonde raccoons arrive at Hope's facility and justine the beaver makes a guest appearance.
The annual fox release is interrupted as a fawn arrives and the team must perform CPR. Barred owls and a seal also make great strides and a fox release goes according to plan.
Seals, beavers
Orphaned black cub
Horned owl
2 harp seals rehabilitation
Raccoon and trash
Fawn and porcupine
Government seize the bear cub
Hurricane slam into rehab
Turkey vulture
Pandemic hits
