Watching the Puppy Bowl is certainly not just for humans, as evidenced by these four-legged fans. It is safe to say The Puppy Bowl Sure captivated the canine audience.
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Plenty of cute kittens, including special guests Purr-oon 5 with Adam Feline, took to the field for the Kitty Halftime Show during the 15th annual Puppy Bowl on Sunday.
The Super Bowl is coming up, you know what that means... The, more importantly, Puppy Bowl returns! Animal Planet's tradition continues and here are the star players:
What's better than the annual Super Bowl? The Puppy Bowl of course! The Puppy Bowl is returning on Sunday Feb. 4 on Animal Planet, bigger than ever before! We know right? How could it get any bigger? Well...
This year, the Puppy Bowl XIV is packed with more than 90 baby dogs from upwards of 48 rescues! Amazing, we know! There will be two teams, "Team Ruff" and "Team Fluff". There is a brand new stadium, and the puppies will be competing for the Chewy.com "Lombarky" trophy and Bissel's MVP (Most Valuable Puppy) award! A true football game, and not to mention maybe even better?
So... are you ready to meet the Puppy Bowl XIV's starting lineup?
And don't forget, the adorable puppies kick off the big event, which airs on Sunday, Feb. 4, at 3 p.m. ET on Animal Planet.
And by "biggest game of the year", we obviously mean... THE PUPPY BOWWWWLLL!
Annie's Homegrown organized the Bunny Bowl as a fantastic Super Bowl alternative with the help of a bunny rescue organization called RabbitEars.
This is just 15 of the 39 adorable pups that will "battle" it out on February 5th. If you want to see the rest of the precious lineup, click here.
Football's great and all, but not even The Big Game can match up with PUPPY BOWL IX!
The Puppy Bowl has been a non-sports-fan tradition for nearly a decade now, and this year is proving to be the fuzziest, fluffiest, most adorably uncoordinated of all.
Last year 8.7 million people tuned in to watch dozens of puppies flop around for a few hours. Ahh, the majesty of sport! The Puppy Bowl airs on February 3 at 3 p.m. ET/PT on Animal Planet.
