Rob Laidlaw

Looks at the problems faced by lost, abandoned, and feral cats, and offers examples of children whose volunteer efforts help improve the lives of cats.

Our relationship with bears is complex. Some people think of bears as big, cuddly pets, while others see them as dangerous, wild animals. Many people want bears left undisturbed in the wild, while others want to hunt and kill them, confine them in zoos or use them for their fur, meat or body parts. It's clear that bears are popular animals almost everywhere in the world. They're featured in fables, cartoons, children's books, television shows, documentary...

Shares the true story of Toka, Thika, and Iringa, three elephants from the Toronto Zoo that found a better life at a wildlife sanctuary.

Examines the lives of captive wild animals and asks the tough questions that zoos often avoid: Should these animals be here at all? Are we doing everything we can to give them a life that lets them behave as they would in the wild?