Pit Bulls & Parolees

Tia and M2 are preparing a pit bull for her forever home, but the adoption takes an unexpected turn. Plus, a new parolee comes to Villalobos from Boston.

Tia comes to the rescue of five injured dogs who have been used for fighting. Plus, parolee Spencer is released from jail and returns to Villalobos.

When a litter of puppies are dropped off at Villalobos, Tia and M2 turn to social media to get them adopted. Plus, Mariah and Lizzy struggle to catch a stray.

A Pennsylvania prison offers to take 20 dogs from Villalobos. An emaciated pit bull that was left on the side of the road fights for its life.

Tania struggles to rescue a puppy hiding under a shed. A potential adopter seeks a companion for her dog, and a beloved employee learns he's finally off parole.

Tia takes in a pit bull that was rescued from awful conditions in Kuwait. Meanwhile, when a stray dog arrives at Villalobos, Earl is determined to find the owner.

When an aggressive dog is in danger of being put down, Tia heads to South Carolina to save him. Plus, parolee Toney Converse takes on more responsibility.

Villalobos prepares for Hurricane Barry with Tia and the crew urgently ensuring the animals' safety. Later, a cancer survivor hopes to rescue an unwanted dog.

When Kenani is in a serious motorcycle accident, Tia and the Villalobos crew must band together to ensure him a speedy recovery. Plus, an ex-marine looks for a dog.

At an Alabama shelter, Tia and Earl face a tough decision on an elderly hound. Plus, an aggressive dog is found roaming a trash-filled backyard.

Before heading to New York City's Dog Bowl, Mariah and M2 prepare their most eligible rescues for the big day. Later, Tony and Earl discover a wounded stray.

Moe and Lizzy reveal they are expecting a child and the family band together to host a gender party. Plus, Lizzy goes the extra mile for her favourite dog.

The crew helps Lizzy find and injured dog and a long-time employee gets exciting news about his future. Meanwhile, Mariah helps a dog facing tumour surgery.