The Dog Rescuers

Alan Davies returns for another brand-new series of The Dog Rescuers.

Alan Davies returns for another brand-new series of The Dog Rescuers.

The RSPCA are called to the aid of elderly crossbreed, Ben.

When 18-month-old JD is found tied to a radiator and left without food or water, inspector Anthony Pulfer is desperate to get him to the vet.

Inspector Kate Parker rescues Max, a skinny dog left alone for long periods of time.

When footage of a dog being beaten by his owner comes to the attention of the RSPCA, inspector Mel Fisher is straight on the case.

Inspector Keira Benham fights to save five dogs from a house in South Yorkshire.

Inspector Kate Ford battles to save skinny Staffie cross Brandy.

When two dogs are left confined to one room without food or water, inspector Anthony Pulfer is straight on the scene.

A shocking sight awaits inspector Kris Walker when he visits a property and finds Missy, one of the most matted dogs we’ve ever seen on the show.

Inspector Lauren Bailey rescues Tiny, a Yorkshire Terrier suffering from severe fur loss.

In Merseyside, inspector Anthony Joynes rescues two Collie crosses with terrible skin conditions.

In Liverpool, Animal Welfare Officer Matt Brown rescues two dogs living outside with only a TV cabinet for shelter.

It’s that time of year again as Alan Davies returns for another Christmas episode of The Dog Rescuers and, this year.

Inspector Sarah Gardner has her hands full when she enters one of the largest multi-dog households we’ve ever seen.

When a man is caught beating one of his dogs on CCTV, Inspector Anthony Joynes is quick to act.

We shine a light on the dark side of breeding and the inspectors that are fighting to stop pups being farmed for profit.

Inspector Anthony Joynes gives deaf Staffie cross Isla the second chance at happiness she deserves.

Inspector Anthony Joynes comes to the aid of Max, a rather rotund Rottweiler who’s been cooped up indoors by owners who have a ban on keeping animals.

In Derby, Inspector Sarah Gardner is called out to a Shih Tzu in a sorry state.