Wild Bear Rescue

The shelter's forty-four yearlings come out of hibernation. A wild male bear starts casing out the pens and becomes so brazen, Kim must challenge him. Kim then joins Angelika on a release of the shelters most dominant yearlings.

Two yearlings that bonded after each lost their mothers part ways when they're freed in their own home territories. Meanwhile, six starving moose calves are rescued, but they need the right caring touch to help them survive.

During a heat wave Shawn and Tanja depart with bears in a barrel on the longest release mission of the year and along the way must rescue a fawn and cub. At the shelter, Kim tries to leash- train their skittish wolf-dog, Odin.

Angelika rescues a moose calf that injured its leg in a barbed wire fence and Kim puts all her energy into trying to save it. Tanja tries to help an orphan bear cub that fell fifty feet, sustaining a possible brain injury.

Trapping and releasing Shadow, the shelter's most angry and unpredictable grizzly, challenges Peter and a team of conservation officers. After being choppered to a remote mountainside, Shadow turns on those trying to free her.

The Langens and their volunteers release ten bears in a single trip and say goodbye to their favorite yearlings. Kim and Tanja are left to care for two feisty new cubs, when Kim discovers one needs urgent veterinary care.

Angelika prepares to collar and release Wasabi, a yearling that fought back from certain death. Meanwhile two newly-arrived cub brothers, Yukon and Taku, look undersized but still have a lot of fight in them.

Kim is about to take Taku, a sick and underweight cub to the vet's for an IV when Jesse discovers Angelika's foal is badly injured. An orphaned wolf pup arrives that can never be released.

Angelika and Peter's try to trap and rescue three orphaned cubs, before luck finally comes their way. At the shelter, volunteer Brooke takes the moose calves she's raised for a last run, before saying goodbye.

Digger, an aggressive orphaned cub doesn't play nicely with others. But when Digger's long-lost sister is rescued and joins him, she tries to set him straight. Angelika also reunites feisty Yukon with his injured little brother Taku, hoping both will benefit from each other's company.

Angelika and Peter rescue Sophie, a shaky cub that is barely alive and try to discover the source of her mysterious illness. A moose 'day-pass" goes awry when one stubborn moose-calf won't come back to his pen.

Angelika moves all her healthy cubs into the hibernation pen for the winter. Sophie, a disabled cub tries everything to fit in. Digger, a cub with a nervous disorder, is too small to join the group. So he's put into a feeding pen until he can achieve hibernation weight, but he misses his big sister.