During Super Bowl Sunday, two Phoenix-area puppies selected for the Puppy Bowl 2023 will eagerly pursue, tackle, and wag their tails in pursuit of the Lombarky trophy.
Puppy Bowl XIX features the participation of 122 puppies from 67 shelters and rescue organizations, including Inya and Phoenix. Inya, a mix of chihuahua and miniature pinscher, was saved by NAGI Foundation, while Phoenix, a mix of cairn terrier, was rescued from Arizona Humane Society. They will be representing Team Fluff and competing against Team Ruff in Animal Planet’s yearly television event on Sunday, Feb. 12.
The Bissell MVP (Most Valuable Puppy) and Subaru of America Underdog accolades are given to the players. Keep watching to witness the perspectives from the water bowl camera and end-zone ground-level pylon cameras that Puppy Bowl enthusiasts can relish, amidst the detailed commentary provided by Steve Levy and Taylor Rooks and rulings by referee Dan Schachner.
To view all of the participants in this year’s Puppy Bowl, visit https://www.Discovery.Com/shows/puppy-bowl.
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As stated on its website, the non-profit organization, located in Queen Creek, collaborates with the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community and is affiliated with the NAGI Foundation, which offers services for animal well-being, educational initiatives, and “family support aligned with the traditional values and fundamental beliefs of Indigenous communities.” Inya, characterized as an “excellent cuddler,” is a member of the initial team.
In July 2022, a kind Samaritan brought six newborn siblings to a foster home called Suites Mutternity in Phoenix, Arizona. These strays were discovered by a loving mom who had previously found a home for them at the Humane Society of Arizona.
Throughout the program, 11 shelters will showcase puppies that are up for adoption; visit https://www.Discovery.Com/shows/puppy-bowl/adopt for additional details regarding pets that can be adopted. Despite the fact that Phoenix and Inya have already been placed in loving homes.
At what time does the Puppy Bowl commence?
The Puppy Bowl 2023 will air on Sunday, February 12th at noon MST (2 p.M. Eastern Time), showcasing three lengthy hours.
Make sure to stay tuned for halftime Kitty. The pregame show will start an hour earlier and give audiences the inside scoop on the draft Bowl Puppy with exclusive interviews with players and coaches.
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On which channel will the 2023 Puppy Bowl be broadcasted?
The Puppy Bowl will be aired on TV in Phoenix, specifically on DIRECTV 282, AT&T 252, Cox 57, and CenturyLink 119 (Channel on Animal Planet).