At 11 years old, Miss Priss is showing many signs of aging. Can she become adoptable in just 8 weeks?

Having lost a leg, 9-year-old Beige never wants to play. Can she become adoptable in just 8 weeks?

7-year-old Diamond hasn’t had it easy and her sparkle is gone. Can she become adoptable in just 8 weeks?

Nervous when separated, this pair can’t be pulled apart. Can they become adoptable in just 8 weeks?

A patrol woman at the Gir Forest National Park and Wildlife Sanctuary - the only natural habitat for Asiatic Lions - nurses a four-month old lion cub after he was abandoned by his mother at three days old.

Check out what it took to design this amazing feline grocery store.

These panda toddlers are going through their terrible twos and taking it out on their keepers!

It's been 11 weeks since Shui Xiu gave birth to twins. Thanks to a five-day rotation schedule, both twins are thriving!

In the remote mountains of Wolong, a bold experiment is taking place to help raise pandas that can be released back into the wild.

Grasshoppers and crickets have terrified Deena ever since she was swarmed by them in a field as a child. Can Dr. Zasio help Deena face her fears and even touch the insects?

Every time a cat comes near, Sandra is terrified—even crying at the sight of kittens. At the final step of exposure treatment, Dr. Zasio challenges Sandra to reach out and touch one.

What happens when a shark cage designed to keep you safe fails? Two divers in a submerged cage think find out when a great white gets a little nosy.

While wolves may track down their prey with snouts, the beagle's amazing nose has an unmatched keen sense for smell.

The versatile, soft-tempered golden retrievers make cherished companions.

This dog has all the herding skills of a wolf but exerts some extreme self control. Find out where the border collie places on our top ten list!

The dachshund was originally bred to tunnel and scurry its way through brush and burrows to catch beaver, weasels and other small prey. But this tenacious little dog can do much more because of its keen sense of smell and quick, short legs.

Created to be a companion dog in the 1980's, the Mi-Ki is more like a cat than a dog. The Mi-Ki is a pocket pet that makes a great therapy dog, known for anticipating the emotional needs of their owners.

The Affenpinscher is a terrier-like toy breed of dog. This dog is filled with spunk and personality. The Affenpinscher travels well and loves to be with you, they do well in families and guarantee to make you smile.

Most know the Miniature Bull Terrier for being the spokes dog for Target.They are very versatile, can live in any environment and don't need lots of grooming. The Miniature Bull Terrier needs a strong owner and doesn't do well with other pets.

The Brussels Griffon may be small, but it's got a plus-size personality! This somewhat rare breed is sturdy for its size and needs daily exercise. The Brussels Griffon are social and affectionate making it perfect for almost any family!

Often called the Cadillac of bird hunting dogs, the Pointer's medium size and smooth coat also make it attractive to families. The Pointer needs little grooming but are very active dogs and will be happiest with a yard.

The Wild Dingo was man's first attempt to domesticate the wolf. Dingos, though, are not a good choice for a pet despite their ability to adapt to different surroundings.

Most people think they've never seen a Bearded Collie, but they're all over Hollywood! The Bearded Collie needs plenty of space and requires lots of grooming but with love and affection this dog makes an excellent family dog!

If elegance is an English trait, then this Setter sure suits its name. Known for their athleticism, beauty, and goofy tendencies the English Setter loves to run and be active. They are great with families but can be timid with young children.

Border Collies are considered by many to be one of the most intelligent and trainable dog breeds. They require a lot of exercise and training. The Border Collie needs constant activity and a job but if given that they make great family dogs.

With such a difficult name to pronounce, many simply call this breed PBGV. The PBGV is a bright alert dog filled with lots of energy. Known as the "happy breed", this breed is great for families with older children.

The Bluetick Coonhound is a dopey, goofy, and lovable dog. Popular in the South for their hunting abilities and endurance. The Bluetick Coonhound is athletic, loud, and a determined dog that needs an active family and space to run around.

One of the worlds largest and most imposing dogs, few mess with the Anatolian Shepherd. These dogs are built for speed and vigilance. The Anatolian Shepherd is laid back and would make a great family dog with an experienced dog owner.

The Bluetick Coonhound is a dopey, goofy, and lovable dog. Popular in the South for their hunting abilities and endurance. The Bluetick Coonhound is athletic, loud, and a determined dog that needs an active family and space to run around.

Smile and the Keeshond is one breed that will smile back. Affectionate, friendly, and known for sticking by their family these teddy bears have a big heart. The Keeshond is famously all bark and no bite, making them an amazing family dog.

The Swedish Lapphund has the world's friendliest bark. This dog loves the cold and has a signature brown or black coat color. The Swedish Lapphund loves to please its owner and has a huge heart, making it perfect for families.

The most popular hunting dog surprisingly has such a silly side. Many owners fell for the German Wirehaired Pointer because of their adorable faces. The German Wirehaired Pointer if socialized early and trained well are great for active families.