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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.

Sir David Attenborough investigates the extinction crisis, exploring what's driving the rapid loss of animals and plants and revealing the changes that could make a difference.

Someone's taken aim at a bald eagle and it needs Hope's help.

An old volunteer returns to Hope for Wildlife, and Hope rescues an endangered orphan.

An eagle falls out of a nest and into the middle of military maneuvers, and Tiffany takes on an attic full of songbirds.

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 staff's hearts.

Dr. Barry gives sweet relief to a pigeon's personal problem, and an animal stuck in an automobile has Hope rolling up her sleeves and getting greasy.

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.

Thousands of people turn up for the shelter's annual open house.

When two yearling bears appear too attached to the volunteers to be released into the wild, Angelika must condition them to fear people.

An old patient gets a second chance at life, and Dr. Barry struggles to save a pregnant porcupine.

Hope is taking on more animals and more responsibilities than ever.

It is a time of celebration and reflection at Hope for Wildlife. Hope's year comes full circle as she releases the deer that arrived as tiny fawns in the spring.

Northern Mexico is the country's driest region and is dominated by two great deserts- the Sonoran and the Chihuahuan.

It is Hope's annual open house and a violent storm threatens to ruin the big event.

Hope says goodbye to two of her most celebrated patients, and the volunteers grapple with the grim reality of wildlife rehabilitation.

A behind the-scenes look at the care, cleaning and feeding of the animals at Hope for Wildlife.

Hope must take drastic measures to prevent the outbreak from spreading through the rehab centre.

On the edge of Dawson City, Yukon, a handful of unlikely farmers are growing everything from snow-covered Brussels sprouts to apples in this otherwise unforgiving wilderness.

Angelika employs a variety of approaches with two traumatized cubs.

Tanja and Kim head out to release two yearling bears and watch how instinct takes over. Meanwhile, Angelika attempts to rescue three cubs whose mother was shot.

A mysterious illness is sweeping through the rehab centre. It's killing dozens of animals and hundreds of lives are on the line.

A little fox with major health problems needs multiple surgeries to survive, and four raptors are ready to leave Hope for Wildlife.

Hope's first moose arrives under mysterious circumstances, and spring's first fawns flood the rehab.

The ancient temples of the Maya still tower over the forests of the Yucatan, home to jaguars, monkeys and tropical birds.

A dozen tiny lives hang in the balance as Hope fights to save a clutch of chicks trapped in their shells, and Kim searches for another litter of orphaned fox pups.

Everyone is in love with the newest arrival at Hope for Wildlife, and two beautiful birds arrive with little hope for survival.

Hope and her team scramble to rescue a litter of orphaned fox pups. She then faces a tough decision about an owl that may be carrying a disease deadly to humans.

Hope needs to prepare for her most important fundraiser of the year, but Mother Nature has other plans. The spring baby boom begins and Hope is up to her neck in orphaned raccoons and squirrels.

Angelika struggles to tranquilize two yearling bears at the shelter so they can be released. Kim juggles bear care and a squirrely release.

At a bear rehab centre in Smithers, BC, rescuers work around the clock to save an orphaned bear cub that was hit by a car.

Meet Hope and her army of volunteers, who rescue, rehabilitate and release more than a thousand wild animals every year.

Injured and orphaned animals keep Hope busy from the first big snowfall right through to the spring thaw.

Change sweeps through Hope for Wildlife as the rehab centre moves into the new facility.

In the northeast of Mexico lies the Serranias del Burro, a vital outpost for Mexico's black bears.

Hope tries to make two orphaned bobcats into playmates, and 100 patients are ready for release after months of waiting. A rare bird makes a brief stopover.

Hope's annual open house is more popular than ever, and the whole team scrambles to get everything ready.

A handful of weasels from winter are finally ready for release into the wild, and a gull that hatched on the farm flies free.

The Pantanal is one of the world's greatest reservoirs for plant and animal life and is the largest tropical wetland on Earth.

Dr. Barry helps two fleet fliers with wing injuries: a peregrine falcon and a goshawk.