Dr. Oakley, Yukon Vet

- Season 3

(2016)

Emotions run high as Michelle prepares for her first-born to leave the nest while the case of a tarred eagle proves almost too much to handle.

Dr. Oakley's job is proving to be dangerous, as a few of her patients strike back at her.

Spring has just arrived in the Yukon Territory and for Doctor Michelle Oakley that means long days, helping a caribou fight the heat; and even longer nights helping a weak cow deliver an oversized calf; second chances, removing an infected eye to save a horse; and new lives, bringing five French bulldog puppies into the world.

Each spring Dr Oakley visits Alaska to help with birthing season. This year she visits a reindeer farm, a moose rescue and a conservation center.

Michelle pulls out all the stops to save a baby moose from certain death, and Sierra goes on a hunt to save an injured bald eagle.

It's summer in the Yukon, land of the midnight sun. Dr Oakley helps to round up rogue horses and gets up close and personal with a panicked cow.

At the Yukon Wildlife Preserve, Dr. Oakley helps a young caribou with fast-growing, giant warts on his face and a yearling mountain goat with a critically mangled foot. At All Paws Clinic, a beloved dog and his devoted owner wait to hear whether a growth near his tail is cancerous, a horse comes in for acupuncture treatment and a tiny ferret undergoes a delicate surgery for bladder stones.

In Alaska's backcountry, Dr. Oakley must castrate a yak bull named Drifter who isn't taking to the anesthesia. Then, she has to carefully sedate an ailing lynx, with the challenge of a very distracting second cat nearby. Later, Dr. Oakley helps a 3-month-old puppy named Honey who was hit by a car and may need leg amputation and a friend's adopted horse named Socks with a shocking deformity.