Kitten Bowl II: Richard Purrman, Ryan Fitzcatrick, Clawvin Johnson Play To Win
The Kitten Bowl returned for its second year Sunday, with 92 adoptable kittens playing in the tournament.
The Kitten Bowl II
The Kitten Bowl was hosted by Beth Stern, Animal League spokesperson and spouse to Howard Stern, and John Sterling acted as announcer. Kitten Bowl II saw four teams competing for the title. First the Northpole Panthers and the Hallmark Channel Hearties faced each other in the semi-final, with the Good Witch Wildcats and Hallmark Movies & Mysteries Mountain Lions playing in the other semi-final.
The game, which serves to try to find homes for homeless cats, was all about the cuteness factor. Adorable kittens played around on a miniature football field, set up with scratch posts and plenty of cat toys, including miniature footballs.
#ADORABLE https://t.co/HhQR1nEKuY
— Peter Berkes (@peterberkes) February 1, 2015
Players included Clawvin Johnson, Ryan Fitzcatrick, Terrell Snuggs, Richard Purrman and Aaron Pawdgers.
The one thing that S’Mores of the #GoodWitch Wildcats can’t resist is a good ear massage. #KittenBowl pic.twitter.com/0UeHtvvsTV
— Farm Rich Snacks (@FarmRichSnacks) February 1, 2015
The Wildcats Win Kitten Bowl II
The Hearties and Wildcats made their way to the finals, and the game was so close Kitten Bowl II had to resort to a cute-off to determine the winner. And the Wildcats were declared victorious.
The Good Witch Wildcats WIN the 2nd Annual #KittenBowl Championship! #JoeMontuna ‘s Cuteness won it for them ! pic.twitter.com/ssUiawzuhv
— Tracy C (@TheTraceC) February 1, 2015
In an effort to boost cat adoption, animal shelters across the country hosted Kitten Bowl Parties, where fans could gather and watch the game while adopting some new pets. Last year, at the first ever Kitten Bowl, 200 cats and kittens were adopted through Kitten Bowl events, including all 71 players.
Every single kitten that participated in Kitten Bowl II was adopted.
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