Animal Cops: South Africa - Season 1

A woman keeps over 100 cats in filthy conditions.

A pitbull fighting operation in Woodstock; six ponies are confiscated; a porcupine is trapped in a garden; a seal in distress; a dog is trapped in a flooded canal.

Hundreds of live chickens are kept in cramped conditions at a roadside market; abandoned animals; an exhausted seal; a mongoose is loose in a school's bathroom.

A previous offender is caught with dogs again; Egyptian geese in a swimming pool are relocated; reports of an emaciated horse pulling a cart.

A cat's leg is stuck in a cement wall; A pony has been attacked by a pitbull; a seal is caught in a net.

A large male baboon moves into a Cape Town suburb; A old dog is emaciated and full of mange; A horse has become very thin.

A porcupine wanders into the Czech consulate's garden; A horse is kept in a garage; sheep are dying on a farm; A man sells puppies by the roadside; While a farm of sheep have been left to fend for themselves

A man who is unqualified practices veterinary medicine; A dog near death is rescued; While the team helps an injured antelope.

A sticky situation faces Inspector Wayne Hector, as two dogs get caught in a sewage plant.

A seal with plastic tangled around its neck faces a slow and painful death.

A dog stuck in a drain refuses to budge; a man raises goats in his garden; a dog is attacked by Straffordshire terriers; a mongoose is loose in a conference room.

An aggressive dog guards a property during a drug raid; a cat is stuck in a tree; an emaciated and tick infested dog.

A fire at a small farm leaves inspectors considering the fate of the pigs.

A troop of baboons makes its way to the suburbs.