Dr. Baier pays a visit to the Greenwood Wildlife Rehabilitation Center at the foot of the Rockies to help animals injured by a Denver hailstorm.

Dr. Don stitches up a cat with a serious wound.

Dr. Jeff helps an elderly Romanian man and his pack of stray dogs by fixing them at a local clinic.

A rescued Romanian puppy named Lucky goes on his first walk.

Chica, a ball headed python, needs Dr. B's help after some irregular shedding.

Dr. Jeff performs a tricky surgery on Stella, an 11-week-old Australian Shepherd, whose esophagus is being constricted by a blood vessel.

Elmer, a 6-month-old Nigerian midget goat, gets an X-Ray after being kicked in the chest by a horse.

Dr. Jeff pulls a mango seed out of a dog's colon by pushing it down the intestinal tract.

Dr. Jeff and his staff perform a teeth cleaning on an overweight bear.

Melody and Dr. Andres help a family whose backyard is overrun with stray cats during a trip to Mexico.

Dr. Jeff makes a tough decision to amputate a cat's leg after it sustained multiple fractures in an outdoor accident.

Stella Blue and her owner Jeff love the outdoors, but a snowboarding accident could be the end of the dog's adventuring days.

Dr. Jeff and his staff help Joyce adjust to life outside the puppy mill where she was kept in confinement for 12 years.

Dr. Jeff treats Lily, a 12-year-old puppy mill rescue with skin allergies. Lily, who has lived in a wire cage her entire life, gets to sleep in a bed for the first time.

Dr. Don removes a large mammary tumor from Faye, an 11-year-old miniature Maltese.

Dr. Jeff performs a tricky surgery on an abandoned black lab puppy named John Doe with a broken leg.

After contracting ring worm skin infections, the pups rescued from the Louisiana flooding are being dipped for the final time before getting put up for adoption.

A couple who runs a husky rescue in their backyard need spay and neuter assistance -- so, Dr. Jeff and Vet Tech Hector head their way! That's right - a major house call including surgery right in their own living room.

A rescued Romanian puppy named Lucky goes on his first walk.

Dr. Jeff and team have to perform a very delicate, tiny surgery on a teeny tiny micro pig. It's stressful indeed -- but the surgery seems to be a success! And the resulting cast is ADORABLE.

Ruth took her beloved companion Scooter to another veterinarian to get his hind legs looked at. The estimate for his surgery was far out of her price range, so she's hoping Dr. Jeff has an affordable answer.

Dr. Baier pays a visit to the Greenwood Wildlife Rehabilitation Center at the foot of the Rockies to help animals injured by a Denver hailstorm.

Brynne spent years in horrid living conditions all while battling a broken foot. Now, she’s the life of a nursing home but needs a little attention on her leg.

Dr. Don stitches up a cat with a serious wound.

With the help of a Denver resident, Dr. Jeff and the team are able to trap and neuter a significant portion of a local feral cat colony.

While volunteering at the Rosebud Reservation in South Dakota, a resident brings in a pup who has porcupine quills stuck all over his face. If they are left in place, they could migrate in the body and cause major issues.

Bella's red blood cell count is worrisome. Her owner Jacob brings her into Planned Pethood hoping for a low-cost answer to her injuries.

Hey, you'd be cranky too if you just had this procedure -- watch Dr. Jeff and team doing what they do best! Spay and neutering is an important aspect of animal care and Dr. Jeff is ready to help with any animal.

When dealing with street dogs, every dog counts. It’s a team effort as the staff have to shoot and chase down stray dogs.

Sometimes you become a pet owner when you least expect it. Find out how this one woman happened to adopt one teeny, tiny, precious furball.

While volunteering in Mexico, the staff swings by a monkey sanctuary to administer deworming medication to rescued monkeys.

Planned Pethood Plus has outgrown the location it has called home since the beginning. Dr. Jeff takes a last walk through the facility before saying goodbye forever.