Wildlife ER - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

Brought Back from the Brink
Vet Bec attempts to save a koala joey by giving it mouth-to-mouth resuscitation, Meaghan tests her microsurgical skills on a baby fruit bat's tiny toes, and Jo rescues a trapped barn owl.

A Koala Called Cavendish
Senior vet Tim helps guide new recruit Phil through a check-up on an injured koala. Meanwhile, vet Karina solves a puzzling frog case and releases an old friend who is finally ready to fly.

Spiky and Stinky
Vet Phil deploys some clever tactics to handle some sharp patients, RSPCA rescuer Chantel extracts a duo of possums from a chimney, and vet Meaghan unhooks a curlew who has become the catch of the day.

Spoonbill Soft Shoe Shuffle
The team scramble to help a trio of troubled baby wallabies and a koala having seizures. Plus, a kookaburra has feather-implant surgery and a spoonbill gets corrective shoes.

Brisbane Floods
The clinic deals with the animal aftermath of a Brisbane flood, while a baby kangaroo is in need of round-the-clock care. Vet Karina patiently tackles the turtle waiting list.

Fly Free
Vet Karina fights to save a koala mauled by dogs. Plus, rescue Chantel tries to pick up a peeved possum, while vet Meaghan bonds with a gaggle of goslings.
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