Animal Planet

Karen Cabot regresa a su antigua ciudad natal, Hudson Falls, VT, con su hijo Timmy. Allí dirige una clínica veterinaria. Timmy, su hijo, encuentra un perro, un collie. La llama Lassie y se meten en todo tipo de problemas.

The adventures of the Johnson family. The father, Troy, is a park ranger; the mother, Jayne, is a veternarian. They live on a California ranch where they train animals for the movie business.

TV magazine showcasing pets and fun with pets.

A family pet care magazine.

The story is about the life of a dog which was stolen from his home in California and sold into service as a sled dog in Alaska.

Family game show offering an animal-themed spin on the classic game show "To Tell the Truth" as a panel of 3 celebrities determine who among the contestants claiming ownership of the featured pet is telling the truth or lying like a dog.

Keegan Michael-Key shows hilarious clips about animals doing funny and entertaining things.

The famous Judge Wapner and his trusted sidekick Rusty presided over real court cases that related to or involved animals. The animals, everything from horses to monkeys, were almost always in the courtroom with the defendants.

A man and his Boston Terrier do spoofs of famous movie titles and learn about other people and their dogs.

Notorious animal legends recreated for Animal Planet.

Steve and Terri Irwin's Australian zoo is home to a plethora of dangerous reptiles.

Officers of the ASPCA's Humane Law Enforcement division investigate animal cruelty cases in New York City, arresting and prosecuting offenders.

Does your talented pooch have stars in his eyes? Is your parakeet a born performer? Pet Star searches far and wide for the best in outrageous pet tricks.

True events of Alameda East Animal Hostpital.

The second in a series of such shows on Animal Planet, Animal Cops: Detroit follows the animal cruelty investigations teams of the Michigan Humane Society. Their purpose it to investigate reports of animal cruelty in Detroit and in surrounding communities. While doing this, they sometimes seize animals that are in urgant need of medical care or show signs of abuse. Unlike the ASPCA in New York, these investigators do not have arrest powers, however, they do have the authority to request search and/or arrest warrants be issues and then turn the warrants over to either the Detroit Police Department or the Wayne County Sheriff's Office to be served. The agents also work closely with the Detroit Police and Detroit Animal Control on a task force designed to rid Detroit of dog fighting.