James prepares to deliver a pair of Rhodesian Ridgebacks to Maui. After a crazy work day, he begins to wonder if his team can hold the fort while he is gone.
We head to Jules Sylvester's 'Snake Pit' to transport a deadly Cobra, while Will embarks on a 400-mile journey into the desert to move 300 tortoises.
A new adventure begins for a world-renowned chef and his beloved German Shepherd as James ships Vasco from Las Vegas to Pisa, Italy. Also in this episode, Miguel has a rendezvous with a Newfie, his favourite breed of dog.
James is at the fastest two minutes in sports, the Kentucky Derby, with world famous thoroughbred trainer Bob Baffert. Derby contender Midnight Interlude makes the journey from Santa Anita to Louisville to Run for the Roses!
On a family trip to San Diego, James stops by the Birch Aquarium and discovers how to move living coral – one of the smallest animals in the ocean. Later, the team find out why transporting coral can help save natural reef systems like the Great Barrier Reef.
Every dog has its day in this travel-filled, tail-wagging episode. First, the team follow Kip the rescue dog as he starts a new life in Zurich. Then, Samson the Great Dane prepares for his journey to Australia.
Birds might fly, but travelling by plane is a whole new experience. A routine move becomes a nightmare when birds are denied clearance to fly, leaving a mess for James to untangle.
You can lead a horse to water, and this one will dive right in! Jasper the draft horse travels from the High Desert of California to his new home on Hawaii’s North Shore. Then three hilarious, hairy Alpacas join Jasper on his journey to paradise.
The horse and alpaca journey continues…
James finds himself caring for two adorable Cocker Spaniels which were abandoned in his front yard. This uplifting story about lost dogs finding a home will leave you wondering who rescued whom? Also, how do you move three skunks and a Serval Cat from Nashville to Malaysia? Carefully!
James and a crew of volunteers struggle to save twenty-eight Wolves in five days. These wolves, marked for extermination, will face certain death if they can’t be moved from a roadside tourist attraction in Alaska to a Wolf Sanctuary in California.
The rescue continues…
The rescue continues…