Bandit Patrol

There’s never dull moment for the Wildlife Rehabilitators of Kentucky. First, Kristin and Grant rehab a wild bobcat that was found orphaned. Meanwhile, Brigette works to save a blind opossum that is fighting to stay alive. Across town, Nikki must figure out why a bat is hiding out in a sidewalk crack. Then, during a short excursion, Kristin and Grant go out on a limb to save three baby hawks.

Wildlife rehabilitator Kristin nurtures a gentle fawn that had been severely injured. Meanwhile, Nancy is awestruck when she finds herself rushing to the aid of a Bald Eagle with an injured shoulder. Finally, Nikki merges two fox families together and hopes their instincts kick in before she releases them back into the wild.

Wildlife rehabilitator Brigette rises to the challenge after discovering that one of her baby raccoons is blind. After surviving a cat attack, Kristin creates a miniature cast to heal an opossum’s broken arm. Nikki races against the clock when the unimaginable occurs: a Red-Tailed Hawk survives a devastating blow at 55 miles per hour and is trapped alive inside the grill of a pickup truck.

Kristin’s family teaches a mink. Nikki searches for a lost baby skunk. Grant helps a red-tailed hawk with an injured foot. Bridgette rescues a bat pup.

It’s springtime in Kentucky and the rehabbers are bustling. Kristin and Grant rescue an owl chick that has fallen out of its nest. They’ll have to be its foster parents until this baby is ready to be released. Meanwhile, Brigette has her hands full with a young chipmunk, and Nikki and Nancy are in for the rehab of a lifetime when a box turtle has his shell crushed after being struck by a car.

The Wildlife Rehabilitators of Kentucky have their hands full with orphaned animals. Nikki and Nancy partner up as surrogate parents to a rambunctious litter of orphaned raccoon kits, while Kristin and Grant must teach two abandoned baby barred owls how to fly and hunt for the first time. Meanwhile, Brigette’s latest rescue, a paralyzed baby striped skunk, becomes her first skunk ever to be fitted for a wheelchair.