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Dobutsu No Oisha San

Shiba Kentaro is a caring veterinarian located in a historic district of Tokyo. He goes beyond just providing medical care for animals by involving himself in the issues faced by pet owners and strives to offer assistance wherever he can.

Jiro has never held a job and prefers to spend his time idly in his room without venturing outside. When his mother informs him that she will be reducing his allowance to 1,000 yen per day, she also mentions that he can maintain the current allowance if he contributes in some way to the community.

He Ping, a renowned vet in the Eastern District, operates the Peace Dog and Cat Center, a popular gathering spot for numerous teenage girls. His reputation for being compassionate and good-looking draws many to his center, where he frequently gifts stray animals to children and reunites lost pets with their owners.

Jiro, a 35-year-old NEET, resides with his parents until the unexpected passing of his father, causing turmoil within his family. Shortly after, his mother disappears under mysterious circumstances, leaving Jiro bewildered and alone except for a tiny Shiba puppy with a note attached to it. Determined to unravel the mystery, Jiro embarks on a journey outside his home.

Jiro, aged 38, has lived as a recluse and unemployed individual for as long as he can remember. His life takes a turn when his mother orchestrates a plan to push him out of his comfort zone, leading him to secure a job at a nearby pet shop. However, things take a dark turn when a stranger appears claiming to be a debt collector searching for Jiro's mother, who apparently owes a significant debt of five million yen.

The main character of the story is Rosinante, an affectionate Labrador retriever whose owner, a train conductor, passes away while Rosinante is staying at a makeshift weekend dog boarding facility run by a veterinary professor at the university. Showing hints of the faithful Hachiko, Rosinante waits by the passing trains that his owner used to ride. Due to his loyalty, Domoto decides to take Rosinante in, despite being evicted from his apartment and having to move into the girl's dormitory. The entire narrative is actually narrated by Rosinante, a dog residing at the university veterinary clinic. A key figure in his tales is Mukai Arata, a cheerful but clumsy veterinary student who adores animals. The question remains: can Arata establish good relationships with his classmates and teachers as effortlessly as he does with the animals he looks after?

A touching contemporary tale about a remarkable canine named Xiao Qi and his impact on the people in his life. Ai Liang, a surgical intern with a passion for animals, takes on a versatile role at an animal clinic. There, he crosses paths with clinic director Ding Han, as well as the nurses and veterinarians. Along the way, he also encounters Xiao Qi, the beloved pet of his ex-girlfriend. Despite a rocky start, man and dog eventually form an unbreakable bond. (ChineseDrama.info)

The tale follows a donkey, dog, cat, and rooster who are no longer needed on their farms and face mistreatment. They decide to leave their homes and head to Bremen, a place known for its freedom, where they plan to live independently and pursue a career in music.

A tale of transformation unfolds when a dog crosses paths with a middle-aged housewife. Mari Satonaka, once employed at a publishing company, now resides with her husband. Upon encountering an abandoned dog one day, she decides to take it in. Initially resistant, the dog, Dillon, eventually warms up to its new owner. Unexpectedly, Mari begins engaging in animal therapy, visiting the elderly and children alongside Dillon. This experience prompts a change in Mari, who previously shied away from connecting with others, impacting her relationships with her husband and mother-in-law.

Tatsuya, a veterinarian, has recently left his previous job and started working at Veterinarian Tokumaru in Kagurazaka, Tokyo, his hometown. Unexpectedly, the hospital owner hands over the responsibility of the hospital to Tatsuya before disappearing. Despite feeling bewildered, Tatsuya continues to care for the animals with compassion and engages with their owners.

22-year-old Guan Xu reconnects with his long-lost brother, Zhao Dong Cheng, at a local hospital in Xingcheng. As they navigate their complicated relationship, Guan Xu forms close connections with the hospital employees and is inspired by the small "miracles" he witnesses daily. Through his experiences with work, friendship, and romance, Guan Xu undergoes a profound transformation in his perspectives on life and family. (TMDb)

The narrative follows a youthful animal doctor who rescues the lives of animals by relying on his remarkable auditory abilities. Derived from Fujisaki Masato's manga series, Wild Life.

A man in his 40s, who worked as a magazine editor focused solely on his own vanity, suddenly found his workplace in shambles. With no allies to rely on, he only faced growing resentment and frustration. In the midst of this turmoil, he had a sudden inspiration to create a magazine dedicated to Shiba Inu dogs, as they were the only companions he had left. A collection of misfits and oddballs, compelled to collaborate, attempted to launch the magazine, but the process was fraught with tension and chaos. However, one dog with strikingly beautiful eyes observed them. From this dog’s presence, a plan emerged, gradually easing the troubled hearts of the people involved. It is the innocent-hearted dog that will mend and guide the fractured and desperate human connections of the Reiwa era. This is a touching tale of both humans and dogs that gently untangles the complex emotions of individuals!

Two decades ago, a disagreement arose between two young doctors working in pediatrics during a surgical procedure. Since then, Fong Chung Yan has risen to the position of pediatric surgeon at the prestigious Princess Anne Hospital, while Hui Kam Fung, who values preserving life above all else, now works at a lesser-known hospital. Their paths cross again when they are brought together for a liver transplant. Chung Yan devises a plan to recruit Kam Fung to join him at Princess Anne Hospital, where they reunite with their former colleague, cardiothoracic surgeon Cheung Yi Sam. Meanwhile, Mak Hoi Kei, the head of the surgery department, is determined to assemble the perfect team to establish Hong Kong's first pediatric center. Through facing life-and-death situations with young patients, Chung Yan and Kam Fung are able to put aside their past differences. During this time, specialist Man Pak Wui and intern Lin Cheuk Ying stumble upon evidence of a major medical mistake made during the operation from twenty years ago. Determined to seek the truth, everyone bands together to uncover the secrets of the past.

Surgeon Kaji Hideki, known as the "laparoscope magician," is talented but driven by greed. His career has been hindered by his prioritization of money over status and power, resulting in a slower progression compared to his colleagues. Following a demotion for assisting in a surgery led by Daimon Michiko, whom he refers to as a demon, Kaji is relocated to Teito Medical University Hospital's Oarai 8th Branch Hospital in Oarai, Ibaraki Prefecture. Despite being hailed as a top doctor from Tokyo, Kaji encounters a moral dilemma when faced with treating Mifune Haruka, the daughter of a politician, for appendicitis, and Tanami Shigeo, an elderly man with an incurable illness whom Kaji previously helped. This situation prompts a clash with rookie surgeon Misaki Kenta, who believes that wealth should not determine the quality of medical care. The question remains: what choice will Kaji ultimately make?

Hong Dian, the oldest son of a family facing financial difficulties, chose to pursue a career in medicine. Despite the financial challenges, he focused on specializing in microsurgery, becoming the only doctor in Southern Taiwan capable of reattaching severed fingers. Known for his intense work ethic, he gained a reputation as a serious and stoic physician. Wu Sen, a devoted pediatrician, experienced personal hardships but found comfort in volunteering with Tzu Chi. However, conflicts with a medical organization disrupted his path, leading to financial troubles and feelings of hopelessness. Dr. Timothy Yeh initially dreamed of becoming a caring doctor but lost his passion due to the demands of clinical practice. Meanwhile, his wife, Hong Yan, found solace in joining the Tzu Chi Medical Association, discovering a newfound sense of simplicity and beauty in their lives despite facing challenges in their marriage.

The protagonist's father was a fortune teller who used black cats in his practice. The protagonist harbored strong negative feelings towards both his father and black cats. However, on the seventh anniversary of his father's passing, he encountered two black kittens named Ruu and Shii.

Despite being known as a blunt and rude individual, Tottori Kenichi, also known as Dolittle, is a skilled veterinarian who believes that running a veterinary practice is akin to running a business. He is often seen criticizing pet owners for their lack of knowledge and neglect towards their pets, but ultimately ends up saving both the animals in distress and providing emotional healing to their owners. This heartwarming drama sheds light on the challenges faced by pet owners and veterinarians, emphasizing the value of life.

Based on the manga series "Happy!" by Nobuko Hama.

Following their long-awaited honeymoon, Izumi Asakura and Kentaro Takasugi finally come back to their home. With seven years of experience in nursing under her belt, Izumi considers herself a seasoned professional. However, her confidence takes a hit when a new nurse arrives on the scene, showcasing exceptional skills in her work.

Yukii Kotaro, a 26-year-old man, lacks aspirations and goals in life. During his childhood, he exhibited unwavering dedication while playing baseball. However, he has struggled to commit himself fully to anything since then. Following his departure from his job, he aimlessly passes his days residing in his parents' abandoned home. Everything changes one day when a mysterious individual appears before him claiming to be Ten, Kotaro's former pet dog. Is it possible that this man is truly Ten?

The narrative recounts real-life events that took place in the workplace of the inaugural "Heart Lotus Ward" in Hualien, Taiwan, showcasing the experiences of a cohort of young medical professionals transitioning from saving lives to bidding farewell to others

Chinese adaptation of the popular American television series "Mad About You."

Musashi, an indifferent Shiba Inu, unexpectedly develops feelings for Marie, a famous Chihuahua he encounters at a local dog park

Ichito Kurihara works as a doctor at a small hospital in Nagano Prefecture where there is a shortage of physicians

Chen Hui, a medical school graduate diagnosed with Autism, possesses exceptional intelligence but struggles with communication. Since joining the surgery department at Songjia Hospital, he has faced challenges in connecting with patients and expressing empathy. This has led to misunderstandings and complaints from patients and their families, prompting the hospital committee to question his medical credentials. Chen Hui must now demonstrate his abilities during the probationary period to secure his position in the surgery department.

The drama illustrates the challenging choices and poignant human narratives that unfold every day in the OB-GYN department. It centers on Seo Hye Young, a skilled and resolute obstetrician who has recently moved from a prestigious hospital in Seoul to a branch facility. Her candid approach to her career stands in stark contrast to her troubled romantic life, complicated by her involvement with a married man. Things become increasingly complex when she encounters Lee Sang Shik, the head of the NICU, while her longtime friend Wang Jae Suk also expresses his feelings for her.

A young woman carries emotional scars from the hurt inflicted by her parents during her childhood. Eventually, she encounters a dog that shares a comparable past.

In part 3, the focus shifts to the most challenging aspects of women's lives, including marriage, childbirth, and balancing work with child-rearing.

The NHK Asadora Renzoku Drama titled Churasan tells the story of Kohagura Eri, a young woman born on Kohamajima Island in Okinawa on May 15, 1972, the day Okinawa was returned to Japan from the U.S. When Kamimura Shizuko and her two sons, Kazuya and Fumiya, visit Eri's family's small inn, they are warmly welcomed by her fun-loving yet quirky family. Eri is surprised to learn that Kazuya is terminally ill, prompting Shizuko and her sons to spend their final days together in the beautiful Okinawan nature. After Kazuya's passing, Fumiya and Eri make a promise to marry in the future. Eventually, Fumiya and his mother leave the island to return to Tokyo. Years later, Eri works as a nurse and Fumiya as a doctor at the same hospital in Tokyo, where they are reunited.

Every day at the park, three middle-aged men gather while walking their shiba dogs. Despite not being acquainted with each other's names, they maintain a respectful distance while engaging in casual conversations about various topics.

Dr. Du displayed his exceptional medical skills, but faced a period of uncertainty following a tragedy two decades ago. After losing both his girlfriend and mentor in the same accident, Dr. Du decided to leave the disillusioning healthcare system and became an EMT at a small clinic. Despite his past guilt, he remained dedicated to saving lives through his work. Supported by his frenemy Dr. Lee and colleague Dr. Hsu during critical moments, Dr. Du navigated patient-provider relationships and differences in life values among his peers. He believed that true reform of the healthcare system could only occur from within. However, the unresolved mysteries surrounding the disaster from twenty years ago continued to impact his life.

Dr. Du demonstrated his exceptional medical skills but faced the unpredictability of life during a catastrophe two decades ago. Following the tragic loss of his girlfriend and mentor in the same incident, Dr. Du left the dissatisfying healthcare system and transitioned to working as an EMT at a small clinic. Despite his lingering guilt, he remains dedicated to saving lives through his services. Surrounded by his complicated relationship with Dr. Lee and colleague Dr. Hsu, Dr. Du navigates patient-provider dynamics and differing perspectives on the value of life. He believes that the best way to improve the medical system is to actively participate in it once again. However, unresolved questions from the disaster twenty years ago continue to impact his life.

Dr. Akira Tokushige serves as a general practitioner in a newly created department of general medicine at a hospital. This specialty represents the 19th addition to Japan's medical system, which was previously divided into 18 distinct specialties. Dr. Tokushige assesses his patients by considering their lifestyles, home situations, and mental well-being, irrespective of their age or gender. His most effective tool is not his surgical expertise or his ability to quickly diagnose illnesses, but rather his skill in questioning patients and attentively listening to their responses. At times, he can discern a deception concealed within a patient’s narrative. Through ongoing dialogues, he is able to identify the most suitable solutions and assist them in improving their quality of life.

The Chinese online series "Plastic Surgery Romance" follows the story of a talented Korean plastic surgeon who becomes romantically involved with Gao Ren, a renowned plastic surgeon in China and her business partner in the beauty industry. The series was broadcasted on Youku Tudou and garnered over 30 million views.

"The Third Hospital" will uncover the story of neurosurgeons operating in a unique medical facility that integrates both Western and Eastern approaches to healthcare.

The medical school idol drama stars a cast comprised mainly of graduates from the Shanghai Drama Academy Class of 2013 who were born after the 1990s.

Obstetrician and gynecologist Ye Zi traveled to the United States to give birth but returned to China following a miscarriage during surgery orchestrated by her ex-husband Tao Teng. Feeling guilty, the surgeon Yang Jun Bo is reassigned to a basic hospital where he begins researching abdominal pregnancy procedures, offering hope to Ye Zi who dreams of becoming a mother. Meanwhile, Tao Teng, now the deputy director of obstetrics and gynecology, resumes his pursuit of Ye Zi. With the support of a cheerful and lively group of friends and the encouragement of Yang Jun Bo, Ye Zi rediscovers her purpose and continues to work wonders in the field of medicine.

The tale of the attractive lifeguard Bao Yu and Meng Mei, who owns the courageous dog named Xiao Qi, joining forces to assist small dogs in need.

Rewritten text: The daily routine of local law enforcement officer, Lin Dalu.

The television show "Final Chance" showcases a hospital where medical professionals utilize advanced treatments in order to provide hope to their patients. The doctors, who have diverse backgrounds, collaborate as a team to offer the best care possible. Additionally, the show delves into the personal histories of the doctors.

A wealthy woman named Tseung Tin Ngor's cherished dog, Woody, starts exhibiting behavioral issues after Ngor is abducted. Despite trying various medical treatments after her release, none seem to help Woody. In a last-ditch effort, Ngor enlists the help of Lai Tsun Sing, a retired police canine officer who has recently opened a kennel in a walled village. Initially, there is tension between Ngor and Sing as he begins training Woody. However, as Woody's condition improves, Ngor becomes grateful and respectful towards Sing. Ngor also mistakenly believes that the kennel landlord, Chow Yung Kung, was involved in her kidnapping. Sing uses his trained dog, Bingo, to investigate and they ultimately prove Kung's innocence. Kung is grateful for Sing's efforts and decides to learn how to be a dog lover by joining a course. Meanwhile, Lai Sin Yue, Sing's veterinarian daughter, realizes her feelings for him during this time.

Confronted with terminally ill patients and his unwell pregnant wife, Fan Tze Yu, Cheung Yat Kin carried the weight of the situation and grew restless. During this time, he crossed paths with seasoned retired surgeon Lok Man San, with whom he had a strained relationship. Tze Yu's health deteriorated, leading to a miscarriage and her resignation from her position as a surgeon. These events had a significant impact on Yat Kin's life. Tze Yu tried to show Yat Kin that he needed to release the burden and face reality. She switched to a different department, starting from scratch in her learning journey. Yat Kin struggled to accept this change, but witnessing his colleagues Yeng Pui Chung, Hung Mei Suet, and others mature into independent doctors, along with encouragement from Lok Man and Tze Yu, Yat Kin eventually grasped the concept that a doctor is like a bucket of soil - he must recognize his own abilities and protect his position to safeguard the lives of others.

The television show "Emergency Room" delves into the daily experiences of medical professionals in the ER, while also exploring their personal lives and connections with loved ones.