Twins Ben and Zoe are sent to the jungles of Borneo to rescue an orangutan and save his refuge from illegal logging.

Facing the constant threat of poaching, we meet the team who put their lives on the line to raise orphaned rhinos and return them to the wild; and in Jordan, we follow the high stakes mission to give rescued wild animals, an inspiring new home.

International animal rescue organization FOUR PAWS goes on a dangerous mission into the Gaza Strip to rescue two lion cubs. But tricky negotiations with the lions' owner, red tape and suspicions create chaos for the team.

Animals at a struggling zoo in Gaza are in desperate need of aid. Left devastated by war, Khan Younis Zoo was dubbed the 'worst zoo in the world.' In 2014 Khan Younis Zoo boasted 44 animals now only 15 remain. FOUR PAWS must rapidly swing into action to relocate the remaining animals and find new homes for them.

The year’s baby season is coming to an end and the rehab centers are full. Two young pangolins, saved from the illegal wildlife trade, are relocated to an undisclosed location where Emma can begin their rehabilitation. Once it’s dark, Emma and Catherine split up to take each pangolin on their night walk to find food. At the baboon sanctuary, Sam introduces an injured juvenile baboon who’s missing his left arm to his new foster mum and her troop...

By mid-spring the rehab centers are at full capacity. Brian, Nicky, and Becky prepare to enter the leopard enclosure and feed the three new cubs that recently arrived at Moholoholo Wildlife Centre. After one and half years in rehab at Umoya Wildlife Centre, the three warthogs, Percy, Patricia, and No Name, are ready for release back into the wild, but first Emma and her team must catch them, and one warthog tries an early escape. Next door at Riverside,...

During spring, temperatures can reach over 45 degrees. Everyone struggles in the heat, especially the baby orphans. Juan rescues a severely dehydrated baby genet found in a home and races it to Deirdre at Wild & Free. Later that evening, they attempt to reconnect the baby genet back with his mother, but Deirdre suspects that the baby genet may be an unwanted pet. Emma and Catherine at Umoya try to bottle feed Hugo and Hector, two baby hippos, but...

The baby season may be over, but the work doesn’t stop. At the Rhino Orphanage, Yolande sets up a game of football for Amelia, Mapimpi, and Jess, the three baby rhinos, and what game of rhino football isn’t complete without a mud bath at the end? A local citrus farmer rushes a baby bush buck to Umoya Wildlife Centre after its mother is killed in a manmade snare, and Sam drops into the Bonding Rooms at CARE to check on Mowgli, a baby baboon recently...

It’s all hands on deck as more and more baby orphans arrive at the rehab centers. Down at Wild & Free, one of Deirdre’s volunteers arrives to feed and weigh two baby genets recently found abandoned. At the baboon sanctuary, CARE, Sam, and Khatu take Flo, a 2-month-old baby baboon, from the nursery to meet her new foster mum in the bonding room, and a baby spotted eagle owl arrives at Moholoholo hungry and dehydrated. Over at Umoya it’s time...

Spring brings new life and a wide range of baby orphans that need help. Over at HERD, Adine checks on Khanyisa, a baby albino elephant that was found alone and trapped in a manmade snare. After Khanyisa’s morning bottle, it’s time to explore her new surroundings accompanied by her new best friend, a sheep called Lammie the Legend. Emma visits the vet to collect a mysterious puppy and at Riverside clinic, Matthew checks on Rosie’s wounds after...