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S1, EP3 "13 Days After Hurricane Laura"
With the help of expert animal rescuer Aja Estro, Doug continues his tireless search and rescue missions across the city of Lake Charles following Hurricane Laura.
S1, EP4 "Oregon Fire Cats"
Doug ventures into the charred neighborhoods of Talent, Ore., with old friend Shannon Jay to save any of the unlucky felines left behind in the wildfire evacuations.
S1, EP1 "The Dogs of Hurricane Dorian"
Using an infrared camera strapped onto his drone, Doug Thron travels to the heart of disaster zones to locate and rescue the animals who have been left behind.
S1, EP2 "Lost Dogs of Louisiana"
In the wake of Hurricane Laura, Doug heads to Louisiana to help a local firefighter find his lost dog and begin rescue operations in the hard-hit city of Lake Charles.
S2, EP5 "Tornado Town"
Doug takes his drone to Kentucky where an unprecedented winter tornado has just ripped through.
S2, EP4 "Dixie Fire Foxes"
After the Dixie Fire devastates the tiny CA town of Greenville, Doug heads in with his old friend Shannon Jay to rescue the lost cats that have been left behind in the burn zone.
S2, EP3 "Bats of Malawi"
In addition to rescue, Doug Thron is committed to conserving wild habitats for biodiversity.
S2, EP2 "Urban Hyenas"
Doug travels to Malawi, in Central Africa, to work with hyena researchers.
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