The Arizona Humane Society rescues two dogs from a man accused of practicing veterinary medicine without a license. The staff battles to save them from a fatal disease.
As temperatures reach over 110 degrees, medical technician Stacie Dabolt is called in to rescue two dogs trapped in the glare of the midday sun.
The team makes a dramatic rescue when a spaniel gets trapped underground. Plus, a challenging situation arises when a dog and her pups are attacked by bees.
It's a race against time as an AHS team battle to save a kitten trapped in a maze of underground pipes.
In the town of Flagstaff, forest fires are threatening the local people and their pets. Members of the Arizona Humane Society risk their own lives to help out.
Field Operations Manager Racelle Carlson leads a team that's trying to rescue more than a dozen pigs that have been neglected, leaving them emaciated.
EAMT AJ Meadows has a fight on her hands trying to save seven dogs locked in a hot car with no food or water.
When a kitten is trapped and in desperate need of help, emergency animal medical technician Traci Pepper faces her fears and risks her own life to save him.
Emergency animal medical technicians McHugh and Meadows rush to the aid of two badly injured dogs. And an exotic turtle is a reluctant patient.
When the Arizona Humane Society helps a boxer fight for life, medical technician Traci Pepper takes her home and nurses her back to health.
The Arizona Humane Society answers an urgent call to help a black cat that's been attacked by a pack of dogs. Plus, Sarah rescues a wild bird.
A dog is brought back from the brink of death by the Arizona Humane Society. Plus, a diabetic black cat is stuck in a tree for five hours.
Investigators head out to a property they've visited before, where thirty dogs are living in what is essentially a rubbish tip. Can they remove them all safely?
Laura Hackett rescues a dog that is close to death after being brutally beaten and stabbed. Meanwhile, an adorable cat is treated for an injured leg.
Relive the rescues of animals - some are victims of their own curiosity, but others are victims of neglect - as the EAMTs look back at memorable moments.