This year’s game will be hosted by Beth Stern who will be joined by play-by-play announcers John Sterling and Mary Carillo throughout the game. North Shore Animal League America and its participating shelter partners across the country will be hosting adoption parties in New York, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Chicago, San Francisco, Baltimore, Kansas City, Memphis and more. By the end of Super Bowl Sunday, we’re not even sure you will remember it thanks to all the partying / chicken wings.
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While the kittens will certainly entertain on screen, the fuzzy little players will also be bringing joy to homes.
The roster for the game has been announced (and can be viewed on Hallmark Channel’s website), and fortunately, loving families have already claimed all the “cat-letes”. “It is exciting to continue our longstanding partnership with North Shore Animal League America and work with their extraordinary shelter partners whose tireless efforts in making Kitten Bowl III adoption parties a success helps reinforce the program’s ultimate goal of finding animals a loving home and family”.
IACC says 15 cats were adopted at Saturday’s event.
Whether you are a cat lover, dog lover or just want a break from the non-stop analysis of Super Bowl 50, there is something for you watch to fill your Sunday afternoon. There are two teams, Boomer’s Bobcats and the Last Hope Lions.
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“Kitten Bowl III” is executive produced by 3 Ball Entertainment’s Todd A. Nelson, JD Roth, Brant Pinvidic and DJ Nurre, with Kathy Sutula serving as co-executive producer. Some of the four-legged football stars include Coach Bill Beli-Cat, Rob Gron-Cat-Ski (Rob Gronkowski approves), and Jason Pierre-Paw.
