Animal Airport - Season 3

Season 3
Episodes

Cats, Penguins, Bees and a Big Bird
In this first episode, Deputy Manager Ross picks up a pair of penguins who have missed their flight. There is confusion on the runway as Animal Health Officer Vicky needs to track down some cats. Ten thousand bees create a buzz at feeding time. A team of five huskies cause issues. And Kayleigh ruffles some feathers when she meets a big bird with a dangerous reputation.

Crocs, Crawlies and a Celeb Dog
In this episode, the apprentices get hands-on with a crocodile for the very first time; a rescued street dog from Thailand who is a huge hit on social media is reunited with his owners; deputy manager Ross checks in a shipment of 300 creepy crawlies; supervisor Kayleigh gives vital medication to a pair of asthmatic cats; a worried owner waits to collect her horse from Australia; and animal health officer Stu brings in two hairless dogs.

Baboons, a Blind Dog & a Poorly Pooch
At the Animal Reception Centre at London's Heathrow Airport, supervisor Sian deals with seven hungry baboons from Kuwait. The team are worried when a cat called Tippy arrives in a box that might be too small. A blind dog comes in with an alarming cough. Two cats fly in from Hong Kong for a long awaited reunion. And a Senegal parrot has the team in a flap.

A Stowaway and 96 Alpacas
In this edition, the team have their hands full dealing with 96 alpacas from New Zealand, and a stowaway hermit crab finds itself a long way from home. A large shipment of 50 birds whose flight to the Caribbean has been delayed need to stay overnight, two cats arrive from down under with interesting names, and a little dog from China raises alarm bells with the staff when its paperwork doesn't check out.

A Suspicious Package and a Pair of Ferrets
Heather is concerned about a rescue cat from Dubai having difficulty breathing. Deputy manager Ross spots a suspicious package in a shipment of geckos. An angry dog forces desperate measures to be taken. A pair of frisky ferrets are causing chaos for Becky. A puppy called Bailey has the staff smitten. And a flighty flock of birds need to be released for an overnight stay at the centre.
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