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Anns an t-sreath seo tha sinn a' coinneachadh lighichean-spr猫idh bho air feadh Alba 's iad ri frithealadh iomadach se貌rsa beathach beag is m貌r, peatail agus fiadhaich. Bidh sgeulachdan toileachais agus br貌in pailt agus sinn a' coinneachadh ri gach creutair be貌. An t-seachdain-sa, tha cat a bh' ann an tubaist-rathaid air a shlighe steach gu AVR ann an Siorrachd Obar Dheathain, agus feumaidh bheat Scott Rigg obair-lannsa a dh猫anamh air a pheirceall briste. Aig P脿irc nam Fiadh-Bheathach tha a' bheat Jane Harley agus an luchd-gl猫idhidh trang a' cruinneachadh markhors agus cait-fhiadhaich nach eil ag iarraidh a bhith air an glacadh. Agus aig Ionad Teasairginn nam Fiadh-Bheathach, tha Romain Pizzi a' toirt s霉il air g猫adh-fiadhaich a tha cuagach agus air clamhan a chaidh a le貌n air feansa u猫ir bhiorach.

This series follows vets across Scotland as they tend to small, large and very wild animals. In this programme, vet Scott Rigg at AVR in Aberdeenshire uses his CT scanner to identify Louie the cat's injuries after a road accident, and finds out he needs to operate to reconstruct his broken jaw.

At Highland Wildlife Park, vet Jane Harley and the team of keepers have their hands full as they try to catch wildcat kittens and markhors. Two young male markhors need to be separated from the females now and moved to another enclosure to join the big boys, but catching them is another matter.

And Romain Pizzi is busy at the Wildlife Rescue Centre with a lame goose to x-ray and a buzzard that was found injured on a barbed wire fence. He needs to be sure they will recover sufficiently to survive in the wild.