← Dr. Oakley, Yukon Vet

Season 2

10 episodes · 2014

  1. 1

    Mush Madness

    Nov 1, 201445 min★ 8.9

    In the days leading up to Dr. Michelle Oakley's work at a Yukon sled dog race, she handles a variety of patients, including some very fast sled dogs. On race day Michelle plunges in, examining a long stream of athletic dogs.

  2. 2

    Flying Caribou

    Nov 8, 201445 min★ 9.0

    The Quebec caribou population is on the brink of extirpation, and veterinarian Michelle Oakley flies in to help save it.

  3. 3

    When Coyotes Attack

    Nov 15, 201445 min★ 8.6

    Tragedy strikes the Oakleys’ own backyard when a coyote attack puts Willow’s goat in critical condition.

  4. 4

    A Face Full of Quills

    Nov 22, 201445 min★ 9.0

    Pregnancy checks, baby animals and mud bogging, mean one thing to veterinarian Michelle Oakley'spring has sprung in the Yukon!

  5. 5

    Here Comes Cari-Boo-Boo

    Dec 6, 201445 min★ 8.8

    As spring arrives, the animals of the Yukon are becoming more active. Dr. Oakley is on the move too, heading to treat juvenile eagles with debilitating burns.

  6. 6

    Leopards, Wolf Pups & Grizzlies, Oh My!

    Dec 6, 201445 min★ 8.6

    Winter weather in the Yukon has come, and the cold temperature brings in some serious work for Yukon veterinarian Michelle Oakley.

  7. 7

    The Missing Lynx

    Dec 13, 201445 min★ 8.8

    This week Dr. Oakley is tasked with performing a risky surgery on a reindeer that may not make it through the winter.

  8. 8

    Bull Steam Ahead

    Dec 20, 201445 min★ 8.8

    It's the end of the summer in the Yukon, time for many animals to go into rut. However, a few animals of Dr. Oakley's are a little slow to start the process.

  9. 9

    Moose on the Loose

    Dec 27, 201445 min★ 9.1

    Dr. Oakley works in some of the most remote areas of the Yukon, But this time, she's headed to the big city — Anchorage, Alaska with her daughters..

  10. 10

    Havoc in the Herd

    Jan 3, 201545 min★ 8.9

    Michelle is squaring off with masses of animals to track down her patients — starting with a herd of precious bison in Alaska.