PUPPY BOWL

A local puppy is getting his time in the spotlight at this year's Puppy Bowl.

It was a rough match for Team Fluff: Team Ruff defeated their opponents in the 17th annual Puppy Bowl on Sunday with a dramatic comeback. This year's game featured 70 puppies from 22 shelters that were split up into two teams to compete for "touchdowns" in a canine-sized football stadium. In the final quarter, Jett, a two-legged lab with his own wheeled cart, scored a touchdown for Team Fluff. After back-to-back wins from Team Fluff in years past, Team Ruff defeated Team Fluff by a final score of 73-69 to win the Puppy Bowl XVII. For the past 16 events, every puppy and kitten featured in the Puppy Bowl is adopted after the show airs.

It was a rough match for Team Fluff: Team Ruff defeated their opponents in the 17th annual Puppy Bowl on Sunday with a dramatic comeback. This year's game featured 70 puppies from 22 shelters that were split up into two teams to compete for "touchdowns" in a canine-sized football stadium. In the final quarter, Jett, a two-legged lab with his own wheeled cart, scored a touchdown for Team Fluff. After back-to-back wins from Team Fluff in years past, Team Ruff defeated Team Fluff by a final score of 73-69 to win the Puppy Bowl XVII. For the past 16 events, every puppy and kitten featured in the Puppy Bowl is adopted after the show airs.

Marshall, the 8-month-old Boston Terrier, won “Most Pupular” (Most Popular, obviously) and the MVP in the Puppy Bowl’s online contest that ended Sunday. Congrats Team Fluff! Posted by Puppy Bowl on Sunday, February 7, 202110 News has talked about this cute and energetic pup back in January, and his story of getting adopted by a Salem couple. The Boston Terrier even made it on the starting roster for Team Fluff at Puppy Bowl 17. AdThe Puppy Bowl kicked off on Sunday, Feb. 7, at 2 p.m. on Animal Planet and Discovery Channel.

The first dogs are headed to Puppy Bowl XVII — along with first lady Jill Biden. Champ Biden, the Biden family dog, with first lady Jill Biden. The Puppy Bowl, which features a group of adoptable puppies playing in a model Super Bowl stadium, focuses on encouraging Americans to adopt shelter pets in need of a forever home. In past years, 100% of the puppies and kittens that have participated in the Puppy Bowl have been adopted, according to Animal Planet, which hosts the event. Fittingly, the Bidens adopted Major from the Delaware Humane Association in November 2018 — he is the first shelter dog in the White House.

The first dogs are headed to Puppy Bowl XVII — along with first lady Jill Biden. Champ Biden, the Biden family dog, with first lady Jill Biden. The Puppy Bowl, which features a group of adoptable puppies playing in a model Super Bowl stadium, focuses on encouraging Americans to adopt shelter pets in need of a forever home. In past years, 100% of the puppies and kittens that have participated in the Puppy Bowl have been adopted, according to Animal Planet, which hosts the event. Fittingly, the Bidens adopted Major from the Delaware Humane Association in November 2018 — he is the first shelter dog in the White House.

Workers drive past Raymond James Stadium ahead of Super Bowl 55 Thursday, Feb. 4, 2021, in Tampa, Fla. The city is hosting Sunday's Super Bowl football game between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Kansas City Chiefs. (AP Photo/Charlie Riedel)WASHINGTON – President Joe Biden’s dogs will make an appearance during the Puppy Bowl this weekend. The two German Shepherds, Champ and Major, will appear alongside first lady Jill Biden in a public service announcement focused on mask-wearing set to air during Puppy Bowl XVII. They adopted Major from the Delaware Humane Association, and he is the first shelter dog to move into the White House.

Hailing from Salem, 8-month-old Marshall, a Boston terrier, is on the starting roster for Team Fluff at Puppy Bowl 17. Marshall is on the starting roster for Team Fluff in the Puppy Bowl. “There’s no stereotypes that hold as far as deaf dogs are that, or deaf dogs are this. There is a competition where you can show your love by voting for your favorite Puppy Bowl pup. The Puppy Bowl kicks off February 7 at 2 p.m on Animal Planet and Discovery Channel.

The Puppy Bowl is back for its 16th year and is unleashing more dogs than ever — 96 adorable rescue pups from 61 shelters will rep teams Fluff and Ruff on the field. According to pet experts Best Friends, missing limbs can lead dogs to feel vulnerable and have difficulty balancing on slippery surfaces. Paprika the Chihuahua mixAnimal PlanetPaprika is a spunky little guy playing for team Ruff. He is hearing impaired, but that won't stop him from putting his best paw forward for team Ruff! Feeding equipment must be used to make sure these lovable pups receive adequate nutrition when they're young, according to Best Friends.