Season 9

A female terrier mix is trained to provide comfort for a woman who suffers from anxiety and panic attacks.

While grieving the loss of several family members, one young couple hope to find a puppy playmate that can give their two young boys something positive to focus on.

After surviving a deadly mass shooting, a former security guard reaches out to Eric and Rashi for help finding a canine companion that can offer him some emotional support.

A young terrier mix could be the perfect match for a man who survived a devastating childhood illness.

Eric uses special hand signals to prepare three different dogs for their new forever families.

Eric checks in with past adopters whose isolation during the initial COVID-19 lockdown inspired the decision to welcome a new furry friend into their lives.

Am energetic young terrier mix might be the perfect match for a family that wants to adopt an active dog that can join them for playtime at the beach.

Eric checks in with past adopters.

Dogs are placed with active adopters.

A 1-year-old Maltese mix.

Eric and Rashi place shelter dogs with three different adopters who have dedicated their lives to caring for others.

Eric teaches three shelter dogs some tricks that will help them fit in with the youngest members of their new forever families.

A 2-year-old rescue dog could be the perfect match for a couple with young children.

A rescued pug mix could be the perfect fit for a single cancer survivor and her only child.

A photographer looks to be an adopter.

A woman longs for a new furry friend.

Three rescue shelter dogs are prepared.

A Pomeranian mix must be trained.

A did must break some bad habits.

After being rescued from the shelter, Lexi, London, and Reggie prove to be welcome additions for the different families of four.

Eric and Rashi place the different shelter dogs into the homes of adopters whose lives revolve around music, photography, and an assortment of arts and crafts.

A Weimaraner mix must learn to play by the rules before being placed with an active, sports-loving family.

A 1-year-old poodle mix could be the perfect playmate for a young couple's current dog.

Three former shelter dogs are treated to a nice change of scenery when they are placed with their new adopters.

A golden retriever could be the perfect dog for an active couple who have three young children.

Eric comes across a sweet dachshund-mix that could be the perfect match for a newly single woman who has always wanted a dog.