SPRINGFIELD—Springfield Humane Society is joining North Shore Animal League America, and more than 100 shelter partners across the country, to celebrate Hallmark Channel’s Kitten Bowl IV game with a kitten bowl party event. The highlight is finding homes for adoptable cats and kittens as well as dogs and puppies. In addition to showing Hallmark Channel’s Kitten Bowl IV showdown on Feb. 18 from 12-4:30 p.m., there will be 50 percent off all cats over the age of 5, and $20 off all dogs over the age of 5. They will have refreshments and giveaways, too.
Kitten Bowl is the greatest feline football showdown in cable television history and has resulted in over 1,800 adoptions nationwide over the past three years. The competition will be hosted by North Shore Animal League America’s volunteer, foster mom and national spokesperson Beth Stern, who will be joined by Peabody Award-winning reporter, Mary Carillo; the voice of the New York Yankees John Sterling; and four-time Pro Bowl quarterback and Feline Football League Commissioner (FFL) Boomer Esiason to capture every adorable moment of fleet-footed, fur-flying kitten play-off. Kitten Bowl IV will premiere during the NFL big game on Sunday, Feb. 5 (12 p.m. ET/PT) on the Hallmark Channel.
North Shore Animal League America and its participating shelter partners across the country will once again be hosting Kitten Bowl parties with free giveaways featuring Kitten Bowl trading cards in addition to adoption specials for approved adopters.
Springfield Humane Society is located at 401 Skitchewaug Trail, Springfield. Visit online at spfldhumane.org.
