A new generation is coming to the Villalobos family. Who knew it took so many bottle nipples? See how they're preparing for their new baby.

A dog named Bootstrap makes quite the impression on potential adopters Bonnie and Brian.

Joe feels an immediate connection to Harvey, a dog suffering from serious facial trauma.

Tia enlists the help of a carpenter to build a floating kennel to house dogs and employees in case of a flood.

Earl rushes Samhain, a severely malnourished rottweiler, to Cypress Lake after she was found lying on the side of the road.

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

Marcel tells the story of his "In Dog We Trust" tattoo.

Mariah's cobra woman tattoo was inspired by her mom's time in Sri Lanka.

Cthulhu is the beast that comes when the world ends.

Tia and Sugar Hill save a sweet pit bull from a dangerous stretch of road.

Darius helps with his first X-Ray at Dr. K's office.

We'll let Mariah explain what it means.

Kanani and M2 reveal how their new dog, Look Back, saved their family from the devastating house fire that took their new home.

Tania breaks down her sinful tats and what they mean to her.

With Tia's knee on the mend, Kanani's girlfriend Mariah, aka M2, has to take the lead on the rescue of a dog hiding under a semi-truck.

Summer has been at Villalobos longer than any dog in the rescue's history. When a potential adopter expresses interest in her, Dr. Kristen has to break the news that the dog doesn't have long to live.

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

We'll let Mariah explain what it means.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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!

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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