Animal Planet's Executive Producer Lisa Lucas sits down with Tia Torres after the Season 6 premiere for a little Q&A in the all-new Aftershow. See the timelapse of the studio setting up.

Break out the tissues because our old friend Cheech finally found his forever home and family! Tears were definitey shed in the final farewell -- but of joy and happiness at seeing this great dog finally find a loving home.

Tia and the Villalobos team head to the St. Martin Parish Animal Shelter to take dogs rescued from a fighting ring back to VRC. The poor pups have been through hell and back … but they still manage to have nothing but love for humans.

Another season of Pit Bulls & Parolees with the Villalobos team begins! Join Tia Torres and her crew in Season 6 for more tough rescues in New Orleans where their work is never done. But they will fight on to help save as many pit bulls as they can!

When Tia and Louise arrive on the scene of a frantic homeowner being 'terrorized' by a scared pup, the duo are ready for the worst. The dog they soon meet is VERY different from their usual calls.

When Bug, who has been at Villalobos for a very long time, finally has a chance at a forever home, Tia wants to go the extra mile to make sure she's ready for the lengthy trip - i.e. Acupunture ... The only question is: WILL SHE LIKE IT?!

When Tia and Louise set off to reunited a little chihuahua named Pizza with his long lost owner, he is SO happy (sitting on Louise's lap) that he could PEE. Thanks for taking one for the team, Louise!

Team Villalobos race off to a crime scene before it's cleared and remaining dogs are moved to a county shelter -- which often can be a death sentence for pit bulls! Can they save these poor pups in time?!

The kids make Mom proud with all the incredible work they've done on their new business to support the rescue - a bar! Cajun for "thirsty dog," "Tahyo" Tavern is open for business!

Part 3: Wonder what Tia's many tattoos are all about? Hear what she has to say and find out what her family thinks about being on the show.

Part 4: Everyone deserves a second chance. Parolees aren't a "risk" to work with - they're just people who've made mistakes along the way.

Part 2: How did Tia get started in the dog rescue world? Well, it was certainly unconventional.

Part 1: Is it hard to say goodbye to dogs getting adopted after developing such strong bonds? Tia answers that question AND addresses why she thinks there are so many more dogs to rescue in New Orleans vs. their former California region.

Part 5: Is there ever a situation where dogs and/or people don't deserve a second chance in Tia's eyes? Annnnd ... find out Tia's "secret talent"!

Part 7: Since the beginning of the series, has Tia seen a change in the perception of pit bulls? And, why does she think it's important to give parolees a second chance?

Part 6: Tia talks about flying (and NOT doing it), NOLA vs. Cali, and shares what was one of her favorite rescue and reunion stories.

EXTENDED SCENE: When Tia gets a call about a starving dog running loose in a dangerous, wooded area, she races to the rescue. But, she and team soon learn this one isn't going to be easy.

After her first adoption fell through, Smack gets her second chance with Doris. See how she takes to her new house and yard!

Tia inspects the home of Dana in the hopes that it is the perfect environment for Mr. Meanor.

Will used to be an active gang member and even suffered a gun shot wound to the head. But after a life of violence, parolee Will found sweet puppy love and a new life and home at Villalobos.

There are about 150 dogs at Villalobos and they can get pretty loud. And, they don't always cooperate with shooting the show. 44 Blue Senior Producer Matt Crocco takes us on a tour of the puppy section and introduces some of the (adorable) culprits.

See what Country Matt's been up to since leaving New Orleans!

Shooting an episode of Pit Bulls and Parolees can be an audio nightmare. From facing the noise of cars, trucks, trains, boats to 400 barking dogs, sound maestro Scott Larman shares the challenges of recording audio for the show.

We'll let Mariah explain what it means.

Billy Cooper, Executive Producer for 44 Blue, explains how even when the cameras are off, Tia's life and mission continues - you've always got to be on your toes if you want to work on Pit Bulls & Parolees.

In an effort to get area dogs off chain tethers, Tia and her crew strike a deal with area dog owners. In return for getting their dogs spayed or neutered, Tia will provide kennels for their dogs so they no longer have to be chained up.

Curtis's story had a sad beginning, but a very happy ending.

Forever Home Follow-Ups: Farah and Mark give an update on life with Carlito after the adoption ... And, they reveal a surprise on the way for the whole family!

Mossy, who was surrendered by her owner, isn't adjusting to shelter life.

Tia discovers miracles do happen when someone expresses their desire to adopt Mr. Meanor, an aging pit bull from the streets of LA.

Tia and team are called to the scene to help an emaciated mother pit bull and her flea-ridden puppies. But this protective, new mom doesn't want anyone near her newborns.

In this bonus scene from the show, Tia recalls how dealing with her leg injury opened her eyes to Earl’s struggle with addiction.