Describes, in text and photographs, the care and rehabilitation of injured wildlife in preparation for their release back into the wild.

A diver describes how he encounters and gains the trust of a family of dolphins and saves the life of their baby.

Text and detailed photographs explain how various emergency vehicles work, including the fire engine, rescue hovercraft, and snow mobile and rescue sled.

An introduction to the United States Air Force Pararescue units whose mission is to help Air Force members whose aircraft have crashed, including the development of the units and the equipment they use.

Rhyming text and illustrations show how the United States Coast Guard uses aircraft and a rescue swimmer to respond to a call for help.

Describes how rescue workers rush to accident scenes and use special medical skills and equipment to help save the lives of badly injured people.

Describes the work that firemen do and how they help keep the community safe.

A field journal tracking the development of a great horned owlet, rescued in the wild, as it grows into an independent hunter able to survive in its own habitat.

The vigilantes of the Sisterhood reorganize as a secret group called the CIC and dedicated to serving their friend, the president of the United States, Martine Connor.

A little girl feeds Ginger, a thin little cat who has been living in a patch of weeds, and takes him home to live with her.