Dr. Allison is a proud Vuntut Gwitchin (People of the Lakes) Veterinarian. In 2022 Allison was approached by a production company called Wapanatahk Media. They wanted to create a show that highlighted indigenous women in the field of veterinary medicine. Now… being honest Dr. Allison politely agreed to meet with them, with every intention of turning them down. Being a veterinarian – the veterinarian Dr. Allison would feel comfortable taking her pets to – was her dream. Not to be on TV. However, during that conversation, the true goal of the show was laid out:
- To highlight indigenous women in roles of excellence.
- To help break the stigma by highlighting indigenous people in a positive light – not a sad media headline but people who are strong, and making the world a better place.
- To show the children watching this show – that they too can live their dreams.
- To show the beautiful human – animal bond that is so sacred to many of us.
All of this would be the foundation of the show. When Dr. Allison heard this she agreed to be part of the show. This is a TV series with 2 seasons currently available that highlights 3 indigenous vets across Canada. Watch to see the things that happen behind the scenes, and the team in action!
Watch Wild Rose Vets
There are two ways to watch Wild Rose Vets: through the APTNtv app for full episodes, or on YouTube for selected episodes and clips, including the videos featured below.
Option 1: Watch on APTNtv (Full Episodes)
Wild Rose Vets is available on APTNtv, which requires downloading the app and subscribing.
How to watch on APTNtv:
- Download the APTNtv app on your preferred device (link only available in Canada) — APTNtv App
- Available on Smart TVs, Apple TV, Roku, Amazon Fire TV, and mobile devices
- Create an APTNtv account
- Choose a subscription plan
- Search for Wild Rose Vets and start watching
This option provides access to full episodes and additional APTN programming.
Option 2: Watch on YouTube (Selected Episodes & Clips)
Selected Wild Rose Vets episodes and clips are available on YouTube and can be watched directly on this page using the videos below. No app or subscription required.
How to watch on YouTube:
- Watch the embedded videos below
- Or visit YouTube and search "Wild Rose Vets APTN."
This is the fastest way to watch highlights and featured content.