Kickoff for Kitten Bowl IV is just hours away. But where can you watch this unprecedented display of adorable feline sporting prowess?
The best sporting event of the year is almost upon us! No, not the Super Bowl – the Kitten Bowl! This sports-themed festival of cuteness features some of the most adorable cats around facing off on the field. Kittens from four teams – the Last Hope Lions, Boomer’s Bobcats, the Home & Friendly Felines, and the Northshore Bengals – will take part in this event. And there’s sure to be plenty of purr-fect plays and meownificent moments.
But where can you watch this amazing competition? On the Hallmark Channel of course!
Yes, your favorite network for all your secret guilty pleasure Christmas movies loves adorable cats too. This is the network’s fourth year hosting the kitten-filled extravaganza, and it looks like they’ve got another round of great competitors once again.
The Kitten Bowl festivities will kick off at 12 p.m. ET today, so mark your calendars now. The Hallmark Channel is a cable network, so you’ll need to have a cable subscription in order to view it. (You can watch via your TV or online through the network’s streaming service.) To find out if you get the Hallmark Channel and where to tune your dial to find it in your area, check out the network’s handy channel locator feature.
The Kitten Bowl is not just super adorable. Or a fun way to spend the afternoon while prepping for your Super Bowl Party. It also helps a great cause. The North Shore Animal League hosts cat and kitten adoption events all over the country leading up to the big game. There’s probably one near you! If you or someone you know is in the market for a new cuddly pal, check out this list for local adoption event parties. In honor of the Kitten Bowl, many of these shelters are offering special discounts and activities at their events to encourage pet adoption.
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Make sure you make time on Sunday to watch all the cuteness unfold as the Kitten Bowl cat-letes take to the field.