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After the Attack
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After the Attack

Format
Reality
Starring
Dave Salmoni
Country of origin
 United States
No. of seasons
1
No. of episodes
4
Production

Running time
60 minutes
Broadcast

Original channel
Animal Planet
Original run
March 8 – April 8, 2008
External links
Website
After the Attack is a reality television series on Animal Planet. It tells the stories of animal attack victims, recreating each story every episode. The series aired from March 4 to April 8, 2008.
Episodes[edit]
Episode 1 - Originally Aired: March 4, 2008
Episode 2 - Originally Aired: March 18, 2008
Episode 3 - Originally Aired: March 25, 2008
Episode 4 - Originally Aired: April 8, 2008
External links[edit]
Official website



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The A-List (2007 TV series)
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The A-List is a reality television series featuring countdowns of the wildest creatures of the animal kingdom. Every episode classifies animals into categories for which they are known best. It was shown on Animal Planet from 2007-2008.[1]
Episodes[edit]
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Episode 1: Oddities
1.Albino Alligator
2.Two-faced Kitten
3.Cojioned Nile Tilapia Twin
4.Italy's Unicorn
5.Elbowed Squid
6.White Lion
7.Two-headed turtle
8.Yoda the Four-eared Feline
9.Giant Rabbit
10.Henry the Hexapus
Episode 2: Green
1.Ball Python
2.Woodpecker
3.Fennec Fox
4.African Grey Parrot
5.Lemur
6.Great White Shark
7.Earthworm
8.Vulture
9.Dung Beetle
10.Bee
References[edit]
1.Jump up ^ "Animal Planet".
External links[edit]
Official website
The A-List at the Internet Movie Database



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American Stuffers
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American Stuffers
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Joseph, Dixie, Daniel Ross and Fred (from left)

Starring
Daniel Ross
Country of origin
United States
No. of seasons
1
No. of episodes
8 (3 unaired)
Production

Executive producer(s)
Jeff Collins
Mick Kaczorowski
Mike Aho

Production company(s)
Collins Avenue Entertainment
Broadcast

Original channel
Animal Planet
Picture format
480i (SDTV)
1080i (HDTV)
Original run
January 5, 2012 – February 2, 2012
External links
Website
American Stuffers is an American reality documentary on Animal Planet. The series debuted on January 1, 2012 and follows taxidermist Daniel Ross and his employees at his company, Xtreme Taxidermy, as they live preserve the pets of the customers that come into the store.[1][2] The series was cancelled after five episodes due to low ratings.[3]


Contents  [hide]
1 Episodes 1.1 Season 1 (2012)
2 Reception
3 External links
4 References

Episodes[edit]

Season
Episodes
Season Premiere
Season Finale
 1 8
(3 unaired) January 5, 2012 February 2, 2012
Season 1 (2012)[edit]

No.
Title
Original air date
U.S. viewers
 (millions)

1
"Keep Your Dead Animals Out of My Kitchen" January 5, 2012 0.58[4]
2
"The Woman with a Pet Raccoon?" January 12, 2012 0.57[5]
3
"How to Stuff a Chihuahua" January 19, 2012 0.53[6]
4
"The Yorkie a Hawk Tried to Carry Away" January 26, 2012 0.47[7]
5
"The Dog Named Precious" February 2, 2012 0.55[8]
6
"The Cat Without a Nose" N/A N/A
7
"The Hairless Dog" N/A N/A
8
"A Tornado Hits Romance" N/A N/A
Reception[edit]
The program has received mixed reviews. The New York Times called it possibly "The most wholesome reality show on television right now," noting "it succeeds in being as entertaining as less-wholesome shows is a testament to the wry good humor and general niceness of its subjects".[2] The AV Club was less positive, with the reviewer saying that the show "will probably be a goldmine for [clip show program] The Soup" while noting that the program "was touching in ways I didn’t expect as well as disturbing in ways I didn’t expect".[9] A reviewer from the Arkansas Times was negative, saying that pet lovers will find that the show "is going to make you want to scream and jump backwards through a plate glass window", and that the reviewer "couldn't stop chuckling at some of the seemingly-heartwarming situations captured in the clips I saw".[10]
External links[edit]
Official site
References[edit]
1.Jump up ^ "Animal Planet's New Series About Pet Preservation Breathes New Life Into Dead Pets - "American Stuffers" Premieres Thursday, January 5 at 10 PM". the Futon Critic.
2.^ Jump up to: a b Green, Penelope (January 11, 2012). "Warm Hearts and Freeze-Dried Pets". The New York Times. Retrieved March 10, 2013.
3.Jump up ^ ""Ragin' Cajuns," "Sorority Girls," "American Stuffers," "Snake Man of Appalachia" Out in Latest Discovery Networks Purge". the Futon Critic.
4.Jump up ^ "Thursday's Cable Ratings: "Jersey Shore" Returns on Top for MTV". the Futon Critic.
5.Jump up ^ "Thursday's Cable Ratings: "Jersey Shore" Continues Its Reign". the Futon Critic.
6.Jump up ^ "Thursday's Cable Ratings: "Jersey Shore" Holds Off Lakers/Heat on TNT". the Futon Critic.
7.Jump up ^ "Thursday's Cable Ratings: "Jersey Shore" Overshadows Competition Once Again". the Futon Critic.
8.Jump up ^ "Thursday's Cable Ratings: "Jersey Shore" Falls to Season Low". the Futon Critic.
9.Jump up ^ Zulkey, Claire (January 5, 2012). "American Stuffers debuts tonight on Animal Planet at 10 p.m. Eastern.". A.V. Club. Retrieved March 10, 2013.
10.Jump up ^ Koon, David. "'American Stuffers' saves your pets for posterity". Arkansas Times.
 


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Amazing Animal Videos
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Amazing Animal Videos is an American television program about animals getting into unusual situations or just being themselves. It was hosted by Aileen Avery. It is shown on the channel Animal Planet.
External links[edit]
Amazing Animal Videos at the Internet Movie Database
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Animal Cops: Detroit
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Animal Cops: Detroit
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Animal Cops: Detroit Title Card.

Genre
Reality
Documentary
 Crime
 Mystery
Format
Live-action
Narrated by
John Lurie
 Rodd Houston
Country of origin
United States
Original language(s)
English
Production

Location(s)
Detroit, Michigan
Camera setup
Multiple
Running time
45 minutes
Production company(s)
Anglia Television
Distributor
Discovery Communications
Broadcast

Original channel
Animal Planet
Original run
2002 – 2006
External links
Website
Animal Cops: Detroit is a one-hour American reality television series that premiered in 2002 on Animal Planet. It takes place in Detroit, Michigan, home of the Michigan Humane Society (MHS), and focuses on the exploits of five animal cruelty field agents and the staff physicians and animal evaluators at the MHS. The series is one of Animal Planet's top-rated shows; it is part of an "umbrella rotation" of shows known collectively as "Animal Planet Heroes".


Contents  [hide]
1 History
2 Awards
3 See also
4 References
5 External links

History[edit]
The series premiered in 2002 and followed the cases investigated by a quartet of MHS cruelty investigators, Mark Ramos and Debby MacDonald (on the city's west side) and Shawn Hairston and Keven Jones (on the city's east side). Jones left the MHS during the show's first season and was replaced by former rescue driver Mike Dowe Jr., who became Hairston's partner. Another rescue driver, David McLeod, joined the team in 2004 as an investigator.
MHS Dispatcher Max Sharpe sometimes fills in for agents on rescue calls or goes out into the field when especially large teams are needed.
The hospital staff includes doctors Sherine Cece and Patricia Madsen, as well as evaluator Jan Ramos and several other technicians and evaluators.
Actor John Lurie narrated most of the early episodes. He has since been replaced by voice actor Rodd Houston beginning in 2004.
First-run production ended in 2006, though the show continues to be shown in reruns as part of the Animal Planet Heroes umbrella.
Awards[edit]
The show won "Outstanding Reality Program" at the 2003 Genesis Awards, an award show sponsored by the Humane Society of the United States that highlights media contributions to animal rights causes throughout the world. Investigator Shawn Hairston, accepting the award for his fellow investigators, told the audience that "We are warriors in this war against animal cruelty."[1]
See also[edit]
Animal Cops
Animal Precinct
Miami Animal Police
Animal Cops: Houston
Animal Cops: Philadelphia
Animal Cops: San Francisco
Animal Planet Heroes: Phoenix
References[edit]
1.Jump up ^ The Genesis Awards at the Humane Society website[dead link]
External links[edit]
Official website
Animal Cops: Detroit at the Internet Movie Database
Animal Cops: Detroit at TV.com
 


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Animal Cops: Houston
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Animal Cops: Houston

Genre
Reality
Documentary
 Crime
 Mystery
Format
Live-action
Narrated by
John Lurie
Robert Leigh
Country of origin
United States
Original language(s)
English
Production

Location(s)
Houston, Texas
Camera setup
Multiple
Running time
45 minutes
Production company(s)
ITV Studios
Distributor
Discovery Communications
Broadcast

Original channel
Animal Planet
Original run
August 11, 2003 – 2012
External links
Website
Animal Cops: Houston is an American documentary reality television series that premiered in 2003 on Animal Planet. It takes place in Houston, Texas and focuses on the work of the Houston Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (HSPCA). The series is the third in a series of "umbrella rotation" of shows known collectively as "Animal Planet Heroes".


Contents  [hide]
1 Cast
2 Hurricane Katrina relief efforts
3 Episodes
4 Awards and nominations
5 See also
6 External links

Cast[edit]
Jim Boller — Chief cruelty investigator (2003–2004); director of shelter & field services (2004–October 2005)
Max Mixson — Senior cruelty investigator (2003–2004); chief cruelty investigator (2004–2005); cruelty investigator (2005–January 2006)
Scott Wernick — Cruelty investigator (2004–2005)
Barbra Christiansen — Cruelty investigator (2003–2005)
Deborah Turner — Cruelty investigator (2003–2005)
Sheila Kennedy — Cruelty investigator (2003–2006)
Ernie Angerstein — Cruelty investigator (2003–2005)
Charles Jantzen — Assistant chief cruelty investigator (2003–2005); chief cruelty investigator (2005–2012)
Ana Herrera — Animal cruelty Deputy Constable
Dr. Courtney Forbes — (2003–2006)
Dr. Anne Underwood — (2003–2006)
Patti Mercer — President, Houston SPCA (2003–2012)
Judge Dale Gorczynski — District judge, Harris County, Texas (2003–2012)
Sage (Whitney) Halford — Veterinary technician (2004–2005); cruelty investigator (2006–2008)
Dana (Moss) Almangor — Cruelty investigator (2005–2008)
Jennifer Francis — Cruelty investigator (2005–2007)
Kristie Franks — Cruelty investigator (2005–2006); senior investigator (2006–2012)
Robert McClintock — Cruelty investigator (2006–2012)
Enrique Castillo — Cruelty investigator (2007–2008)
Debbie Michielson — Cruelty investigator (2007–2012)
Liz Pavlicek — Cruelty investigator (2007–2012)
Trischa Price — Cruelty investigator (2007–2012)
Shauna Sundberg — Cruelty investigator (2007–2012)
Randy Farmer — Cruelty investigator (2007–2012)
Robert McCarty — Cruelty investigator (2008–2010)
Mark Lutkenhaus — Cruelty investigator (2008–2012)
Dr. Catalena Thurston — (2007–2010)
Dr. Dev Rajan — (2006–2010)
Dr. Roberta Westbrook — (2008–2010)
Dr. Barbara Kohl — (2009–2010)
John Lurie — Narrator (2003–2004)
Robert Leigh — Narrator (2004–2012)
Christine Kendrick — Deputy Constable, Harris County Precinct One Constable's Office (2003—2012)
Steve Wisniewski — Farrier (2005–2012)
Maverick Wagner — Cruelty investigator (2010–2012)
Megan Leger — Cruelty investigator (2010–2012)
Dr. Frank Shuman — (2010–2012)
Dr. Cheryl Hoggard — (2010–2012)
Dr. Neidra Carvin — (2010–2012)
Hurricane Katrina relief efforts[edit]
The Houston SPCA served as the coordinator of relief efforts for animals trapped in New Orleans, Louisiana after Hurricane Katrina in 2005. Many of the animals rescued in New Orleans were shipped to Houston's holding facilities for eventual reunions with their owners who had also been evacuated to Houston. The rescue efforts were featured on a 2005 Animal Planet special called Animal Planet Heroes: Hurricane Rescues.
In the fall of 2005, the staff of the Houston SPCA also assisted with the rescue of animals from the wreckage caused by Hurricane Rita along the Texas Gulf Coast. Debby MacDonald and Mark Ramos, investigators with the Michigan Humane Society, featured in Animal Cops: Detroit, went down from Detroit, Michigan, to assist their fellow investigators in the recovery; their contributions were featured in a special episode of Animal Cops: Houston in 2006.
Episodes[edit]
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Episode #
Total
Title
Airdate

1
1 "Hungry For Justice" August 11, 2003
Includes horse neglect, 30 sick, injured dogs in a house and a Siberian tiger in a trailer.
Awards and nominations[edit]
In 2005, Animal Cops Houston won a Genesis Award in the reality programming category.
See also[edit]
Animal Cops
Animal Precinct
Miami Animal Police
External links[edit]
Official website
Animal Cops: Houston at the Internet Movie Database
Animal Cops: Houston at TV.com
Houston SPCA Website
 


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Animal Cops: Miami
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Animal Cops: Miami

Genre
Reality
Documentary
Format
Live-action
Country of origin
United States
Original language(s)
English
No. of seasons
1
Production

Location(s)
Miami, Florida
Camera setup
Multiple
Running time
45 minutes
Production company(s)
Anglia Television
Distributor
Discovery Communications
Broadcast

Original channel
Animal Planet
Original run
July, 2010 – present
External links
Website
Animal Cops: Miami is an American documentary reality television series that premiered in July of 2010 on Animal Planet. The program follows the work of the investigators and animal control officers employed by the Miami-Dade Animal Services Department in Miami-Dade County, Florida. The series is part of an umbrella rotation of shows known collectively as Animal Planet Heroes.


Contents  [hide]
1 Overview
2 Comparisons to Miami Animal Police
3 See also
4 External links

Overview[edit]
The show also features exotic wildlife rescues by the Everglades Outpost nature rehabilitation center. These rescues focus on wildlife, including large snakes, alligators and other reptiles, that either live naturally or are improperly released into the nearby Everglades. In addition, the series features the Miami-Dade Fire Rescue Department's Venom One unit. This specialized unit provides snake and other animal anti-venom to hospitals and is the only public anti-venom bank in the United States.
Comparisons to Miami Animal Police[edit]
See also: Miami Animal Police
The Miami-Dade Animal Services Department is currently the only agency in the Animal Planet Heroes rotation that has been featured in two different shows. Miami Animal Police, which premiered in 2004, also focused on Miami-Dade Amimal Services. While many of the on air staff were involved in both shows, there are several fundamental differences. The shows are produced by different production companies (Animal Cops: Miami is produced by Anglia Television, which produced the majority of the shows in the Animal Planet Heroes rotation. Miami Animal Police was produced by Lion Television). In addition, Miami Animal Police had no mention of the Venom One unit. The main difference, however, is that during the production of Miami Animal Police, the Animal Services Department was operated as a unit of the Miami-Dade Police Department and was known as the Animal Services Unit. The unit was separated from MDPD, hired a full-time director and became a stand alone county department in 2005. Animal Cops: Miami shows the work of the post-separation Animal Services Department.
See also[edit]
Animal Cops
Animal Precinct
Miami Animal Police
External links[edit]
Official website
 


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Animal Cops: Phoenix

Genre
Reality
Documentary
 Crime
 Mystery
Format
Live-action
Narrated by
Rick Robles
Country of origin
United States
Original language(s)
English
Production

Executive producer(s)
Trish Powell
Location(s)
Phoenix, Arizona
Camera setup
Multiple
Running time
45 minutes
Production company(s)
Granada Productions
Distributor
Discovery Communications
Broadcast

Original channel
Animal Planet
Original run
2008 – present
External links
Website
Animal Cops: Phoenix, formerly titled Animal Planet Heroes: Phoenix, is an American documentary reality television series that premiered in 2008 on Animal Planet. The program follows the work of the seventeen emergency animal medical technicians employed by the Arizona Humane Society (AHS) in Phoenix, Arizona.
The AHS employs ten full-time veterinarians, most at their on-site hospital called "Second Chance." The AHS takes in more than 50,000 animals per year; 10,000 of these are rescued. During 2005, the AHS found homes for 18,028 companion animals in their work in preventing and prosecuting animal cruelty in Phoenix, Arizona.[1]
See also[edit]
Animal Cops
Animal Precinct
Miami Animal Police
References[edit]
1.Jump up ^ http://animal.discovery.com/fansites/aplheroes/aplheroes.html
External links[edit]
"About this show: Animal Rescue, Animal Cops Phoenix", Animal Planet
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Animal Cops: San Francisco

Genre
Reality
Documentary
 Crime
 Mystery
Format
Live-action
Starring
All of the San Francisco Staff.
Country of origin
United States
Original language(s)
English
No. of episodes
One season.
Production

Location(s)
San Francisco, California
Camera setup
Multiple
Running time
45 minutes
Production company(s)
Anglia Television
Distributor
Discovery Communications
Broadcast

Original channel
Animal Planet
Original run
2005 – Present
External links
Website
Animal Cops: San Francisco is an American documentary reality television series that premiered in 2005 on Animal Planet. The program follows ten Animal Care and Control (ACC) investigators and two full-time police officers in their work in preventing and prosecuting animal cruelty in San Francisco, California.
The series, which premiered in 2005, is part of an umbrella rotation of shows known collectively as "Animal Planet Heroes".
This show is currently airing on Animal Planet in the United Kingdom, where Animal Cops: Houston and Animal Cops: Detroit have become popular with viewers.
Cast[edit]
Vicky Guldbech - Captain / Operations Supervisor-Star 14
Michael Scott - Lieutenant-Star 16 (Retired)
Charmion Forrester - Sergeant (Retired)
Jason Kent - Deputy-Star 5
Andy O'Brien - (Resigned), Now an officer for The Marin Humane Society.
Andrea Runge - Deputy-Star 7
Ellie Sadler - Deputy-Star 20
Peter Flores - Deputy-Star 4
Larry Johnson - (Retired)
Le-Ellis Brown - Acting Captain-Star 21
DVM Bing Dilts - Star-18 (Resigned)
Bill Herndon - (Retired)
John Denny - SFPD Vicious and Dangerous Dog Court Hearing Officer.
Craig O'Brien-Deputy Star 25 (Resigned)
Denise BonGiovanni- Acting Lieutenant-Star 19
Johnny Hilton-Deputy Star 22
Aramis Hegler-Deputy Star 10 (Now with Contra Costa County)
Angela Rose-Deputy-Star 6
Joseph Majeski-Deputy-Star 26
Adrian Mendez-Deputy-Star 24
Michael Bremer-Dy-Sta
See also[edit]
Animal Cops
Animal Precinct
Miami Animal Police
External links[edit]
Official website
Animal Cops: San Francisco at the Internet Movie Database
Animal Cops: San Francisco at TV.com
Facebook page dedicated to Andy O' Brien
 


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Animal Cops: South Africa
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Animal Cops: South Africa

Genre
Reality
Documentary
 Crime
 Mystery
Format
Live-action
Country of origin
United States
Original language(s)
English
Production

Location(s)
Cape Town, South Africa
Camera setup
Multiple
Running time
45 minutes
Production company(s)
Anglia Television
Distributor
Discovery Communications
Broadcast

Original channel
Animal Planet
Original run
June 6, 2008 – present
External links
Website
Animal Cops: South Africa is an American documentary reality television series that premiered on June 6, 2008 on Animal Planet. The program depicts cases that are handled and investigated by the Cape of Good Hope SPCA (Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) in and around Cape Town, South Africa. They handle any animal from pit bulls to Egyptian geese.
The Cape of Good Hope SPCA is a community-run NGO and is a member of the NSPCA (National Council of SPCAs).
The Cape of Good Hope SPCA became part of the Animal Cops show after Animal Planet commissioned a South African version of the series, based on Animal Precinct, Animal Cops Houston, Animal Cops Detroit, and more.
The Inspectorate is based on a National Training program in South Africa provided and certified by the NSPCA and each inspector is authorized by the District Magistrates to investigate and intervene in animal cruelty complaints as well as educate on proactive initiatives. Their stance against animal cruelty has landed them the international focus with Animal Cops, highlighting the plight of animals within South Africa. All SPCAs are dependent solely on public donations, funding and receive no financial support from the South African Government, has no political ties and receives very little support from the national lottery.


Contents  [hide]
1 Cases featured
2 See also
3 References
4 External links

Cases featured[edit]
The following are a few of several cases that are featured on the series:
A baboon invades a suburb in Cape Town.
A dog is found full of mange.
A horse has become severely emaciated.
A pit bull fighting operation is closed in Woodstock.
The owner of six ponies is advised about bad care.
A porcupine is found in a garden.
A seal hungry and in distress is transferred to SPCA.
A dog is found in a flooded canal.
A man is arrested for performing animal surgery without veterinary qualifications.
See also[edit]
Animal Cops
Animal Precinct
Miami Animal Police
References[edit]


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External links[edit]
Animal Cops: South Africa at TV.com
Cape of Good Hope SPCA official website
 


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Animal Miracles
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Animal Miracles, also broadcast as Miracle Pets, is a one-hour, live action program on the ION network, offering a perspective into the realm of human and animal interaction. Hosted by Alan Thicke, the series features animals protecting humans or other pets, one such being a llama guarding a herd of alpacas. It is also shown on Animal Planet. Each episode contains three or four segments, some extended beyond a commercial.
Season 1 Episodes[edit]
Although the show had released more than forty episodes from 2001 to 2003, only thirteen episodes from the first season are available on Hulu and Amazon Instant Video. The available episodes are listed here:
1. Caesar's Sacrifice
A Canadian police dog faces a drunken gunman on a crowded schoolyard; a young girl affected with spina bifida forms a strong bond with a 32-year-old horse; a manatee is rescued by Seaworld; an aging English Mastiff saves his diabetic owner from going into insulin shock.
2. Stormy's Shark Attack
A bottle-nosed dolphin survives a shark attack and is nursed back to health; a yellow Labrador retriever saves his elderly owner when he collapses during a daily walk; a German Shepherd cross pulls her master from a frozen river; a black Labrador retriever saves his owner after the duo end up lost in a forest; a farmer is rescued by one of his llamas after a fence panel collapses on his right leg.
3. Cat on the Night Highway
A stray terrier warns his elderly owners of a threatening house fire; a horse alerts his owners of his injured horse friend nearby; a cat survives a house fire after warning her owner just in time; two dogs end up lost in a forest; a cat arouses her dozing owner before she falls asleep at the wheel.
4. Kiwi Pulls Through
A miniature pony visits sick, injured, and disabled children at a hospital; a German Shepherd alerts her owner of a kitchen fire; a Burmese cat arouses his owner when her heat blanket goes up in smoke; a trained service dog saves her owner from a chemical spill.
5. Keno, Avalanche Dog
A search and rescue Labrador retriever rescues an avalanche victim buried under several feet of snow; a woman befriends a gifted horse named Shagra; a rescued bald eagle finds a new home at a rehabilitation center; a cocker spaniel saves her owner from a house fire.
6. Poudre's Catch of the Day
A Golden Retriever pulls her owner out of a raging river after a fly-fishing accident; a Rottweiler helps his owner breath when a power outage shuts off her breathing tank; a woman builds a sanctuary for alligators, iguanas, and other reptiles; a woman who had been in prison relives her childhood passion by taking care of dogs; a housecat alerts his owners of a living room fire.
7. Hand me the Bat
A Rottweiler protects her truck-driving master from a trio of ruthless thugs; an overweight dachshund saves his owners from multiple fires in the house; a ten-year-old blind girl rides a racing horse; a Royal Canadian Mounted Police officer and his German shepherd track down a family lost in the Rocky Mountains; an abused Asian elephant befriends another abused elephant at an elephant sanctuary.
8. Dakota Angel
A small terrier is rescued from a freezing river; a Golden Retriever saves his owner and other people from heart attacks; a young girl befriends dolphins and sea turtles while trying marine animal assisted therapy; a black Labrador retriever saves his blind owner from an oncoming car; the demeanor of a teenage boy changes when he befriends a horse.
9. Dixie and the Snake
A mother cat saves her five kittens from a warehouse fire; a three-legged Labrador saves her owner from a boating accident; a pitbull protects her owner's three small children from a venomous water moccasin; a bomb dog saves a man's life with his sense of smell; a black lab sniffs out and catches an arsonist.
10. Keno's Accomplishment
A police dog tracks down a criminal despite being hit by an oncoming car; a woman and her daughter adopt an abused stray dog that had been badly burned; an Australian shepherd tries to warn his owner of a dangerous date; a prisoner works with horses at a prison's horse training facility; a farmer befriends a mysterious dog when his wife falls unexpectedly ill.
11. Tuff stops the Stampede
An English setter warns his owners of an approaching tornado; a recovering alcoholic befriends an abused pit bull; a blind cat fights off a burglar breaking into her owners' house; a woman rebuilds her life after swimming with humpback whales; a sheepdog defends his injured elderly master from a stampeding herd of cattle.
12. Green Chimneys
A woman reunites with her horse Irish after more than twenty years of separation;
External links[edit]
Animal Miracles at the Internet Movie Database
Animal Miracles at TV.com
Animal Miracles on Hulu.com
 


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Divine Canine
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Divine Canine (also known as "Divine Canine: With the Monks of New Skete") is a television series on Animal Planet. The show premiered on April 16, 2007.
The show examines the Monks of New Skete, an order of Orthodox Christian monks who train dogs. The monks, located in upstate New York, are known for their ability to train dysfunctional dogs as well as being breeders of German Shepherd puppies.
The show was produced by RIVR Media. Animal Planet ordered sixteen half-hour shows for the initial run.
Current season episodes along with original air dates:
4/16/2007: Un-Spoiling Stella
 4/30/2007: Hoisting Hugo
 4/30/2007: Teaching Tessie
 5/7/2007: Heeling Holly
 5/28/2007: Harnessing Harley
 6/4/2007: Calming Chico
 6/15/2007: Balancing Boomer
 6/22/2007: Semi-Sweet Puppy
References[edit]
[1] - Forbes article on new Animal Planet shows



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