Dr. Dee: Alaska Vet

Dr. Dee hosts a veterinary clinic in a remote Alaskan town. Back at Animal House, there is a life or death emergency with an akita apparently suffering from a gunshot wound.

Dr. Dee starts fundraising for a no-kill animal shelter in Fairbanks. A pot-bellied pig named Lilly Lou undergoes a surgery full of surprises. Dr. Dee’s long-time friend has a stallion with a possibly deadly tumor.

Dr. Dee and Ken host a vet clinic in Eagle, Alaska. Dr. Terry performs emergency surgery on a dog that suffered a vicious attack. Dr. Dee solves a mystery surrounding a lovesick turtle and performs a pregnancy check for a rancher.

At Animal House, Dee sees a Chihuahua with a life-threatening condition, a vocal Macaw that needs a beak trim and a dangerously ill newborn calf. At home, Dr. Dee and her husband Ken welcome seven fainting goats to the family.

Dr. Dee Thornell visits a ranch to check on a rowdy pack horse named Red. Dr. Terry and Nicole head to the town of Arctic Village for a remote clinic. Dr. Dee holds down the fort treating a dog with a mass that looks cancerous.

Dr. Dee flies her mom to a remote vet clinic in Manley Hot Springs, Alaska. A Rottweiler may have bone cancer, and a bunny has an abscess that just won’t quit. It’s all smiles when several St. Bernard puppies visit the clinic.

Dr. Dee flies to Healy, Alaska for a remote clinic. While performing a spay, she notices a dog has tumors. Dee also gets Nugget the bull ready for breeding season, while Dr. Terry gets a big surprise giving shots to six kittens.

Dee and her husband Ken respond to an emergency, flying to rescue six baby owls whose parents' were killed by an eagle. Dee's dog becomes a blood donor for a lab with an auto-immune disease, and a cat undergoes stem cell therapy.

Dee must perform a three-hour surgery to save a dog's life. Dee and her husband Ken head to Yakutat, Alaska -- a village that hasn’t seen a veterinarian in two years! She also visits a giant lizard and snakes for a wellness check.

Dr. Dee returns to Ruby for a remote clinic. She treats a malnourished bunny and deals with a rescued cat that may have an incurable disease called feline immunodeficiency virus.