The Dog Rescuers
S5 E1Elderly collie-mix Timmy is found surrounded by his own filth and with a large tumor on his face; Shih-tzu Archie can barely see or hear due to his matted fur; French bulldog puppies Yoda and Mogwai lack confidence.
S5 E2Helen saves two Dogues de Bordeaux named Turner and Hooch found abandoned in a garden; Becky tracks down a dog that was found stranded in a flood relief channel; Shih-tzu Olive is found on a building site, heavily matted and in pain.
S5 E4Anthony is desperate to get an abandoned staffie JD to the vet; Keira aids Ruby, a jack russell with a nasty skin condition; Rescue spaniel Ted is training to be a police dog.
S5 E5Kate finds a home for Max, an abandoned skinny dog; Dog Ellie is terrified of men due to an abusive owner and needs to rebuild her trust; Sarah has to decide if Ruby and Jade should be taken away from their owners.
S5 E6Mel rescues Zeus from his abusive owner; three generations of dogs are signed over by their struggling owner; Lee needs to get Ted back on track with his police dog training.
S5 E7An abandoned staffie is given a second chance; Missy is re-homed; Joe finds a spaniel with a severe neck wound.
S5 E8Inspector Kate Ford battles to save skinny staffie mix Brandy; R.S.P.C.A. staff members help lurcher Ella improve her health and confidence.
S5 E9Inspector Anthony Pulfer finds two dogs left in a room without food and water; Snoopy, a lurcher found collapsed, is in recovery; Inspector Kate Parker aids a tiny puppy.
S5 E10Kris visits a property and finds one of the most matted dogs he has ever seen; Keira finds two dogs living in hazardous conditions.
S5 E11Inspector Lauren meets a Yorkshire terrier with severe fur loss; eight dogs are saved from becoming part of a South Korean menu; Anthony tries to help two dogs at a crime scene.
S5 E12Anthony rescues two collie mixes afflicted with terrible skin conditions; Jaqui tends to a seriously ill shih tzu; Lewis checks up on one of 27 poodles that were recently rescued from an overrun house in Cornwall.
S5 E13Matt rescues Tia and Arora from an outside television cabinet; three rottweiler mixes are handed over to the R.S.P.C.A.; Alan meets a rare raccoon dog.
Christmas with the Dog RescuersS5 E14Six-year-old Billy is going blind and struggling with kennel life; Inspector Kris finds and rescues two abandoned schnauzers.
S5 E15Inspector Sarah Gardner has her hands full when she enters one of the largest multi-dog households the team has ever seen.
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