Wild Animal Repo

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  • 2011
  • 1 Season
  • 7.9  (22)

Wild Animal Repo was an American reality television series that aired on Discovery Channel from January 2011 to March 2011. The show was hosted by Anissa Camp, a wildlife expert and Scott Lope, a wildlife conservationist, who traveled across the United States, repossessing exotic animals that people unlawfully kept as pets.

The show followed the duo as they traveled across the country, using their extensive training to recover animals that people had illegally obtained, whether it was by buying them from a breeder or from the black market. In each episode, they tackled a new challenge as they worked with state agencies and local authorities to locate and return the animals to their rightful habitats.

Anissa and Scott's expertise in the field of wildlife preservation was the primary focus of the show. They were both highly knowledgeable in regards to animal behavior, habitats, and conservation efforts. They used their skills to outsmart the people who had taken the animals as pets, as well as keep the animals safe during transportation and relocation.

The show provided a glimpse into the struggles faced by animal rehabilitation specialists in the United States. In many cases, the animals were in terrible condition, having been kept in subpar conditions for years by untrained owners. Anissa and Scott's efforts to rehabilitate and return the animals to their natural habitats were captured in the show as a poignant reminder of our responsibility towards these animals.

One of the most amazing things about the show was the vast array of wild animals that were featured. The episodes included everything from tigers and cougars to reptiles and aquatic life, all of which were at risk due to human intervention. The animals were often portrayed as dangerous, but Anissa and Scott demonstrated their training and expertise by handling them with care and kindness.

Another aspect that set Wild Animal Repo apart from other animal-themed shows was its educational content. The show's hosts often took time to educate the viewers on the importance of conserving wildlife and protecting natural habitats. In addition, they used the show to demystify the reputations of certain animals, while also addressing myths and misconceptions that people held about exotic animals.

Although Wild Animal Repo only aired for one season, it provided an unforgettable look at the challenges faced by wildlife conservationists in the United States. The show was praised for its educational content, its relatable hosts, and its poignant portrayal of the relationship between wildlife and humans.

In conclusion, Wild Animal Repo was a one-of-a-kind reality show that offered insights into the challenges of wildlife conservationists. With a vast array of wild animals featured and rich educational content, the show captured the importance of protecting our natural world. Anissa and Scott spearheaded a movement of education and awareness, showing viewers that exotic animals can be appreciated in the wild, not as pets.

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Wolf Hybrids / Macaque / Backyard Tigers
2. Wolf Hybrids / Macaque / Backyard Tigers
May 15, 2011
Exotic animal repossessor Scott Lope rescues a pack of wolf hybrids and two tigers from private owners' backyards. He relocates a pet macaque that is confused and believes the father of a family is actually her mate.
Bears / Capuchin Monkeys / Roadside Tigers
1. Bears / Capuchin Monkeys / Roadside Tigers
May 8, 2011
In the series premiere, meet Scott Lope, an exotic animal repossesor who is on his way to Texas to rescue 22 bears from a suspected breeding facility, a troop of capuchin monkeys from a soon to be demolished roadside zoo, and six tigers in flimsy cages.
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  • Premiere Date
    May 8, 2011
  • IMDB Rating
    7.9  (22)