Puppy Bowl

Puppy Bowl XVII is in a brand-new stadium this year with over 70 rescue pups. Snoop Dogg and Martha Stewart start the game with a tailgate paw-ty, and Steve Levy and Sage Steele provide the commentary as these canines fight for the Lombarky Trophy!

The Puppy Bowl crew takes an in-depth look at champ chow-hounds past and present. Kicking off with a toast to XVII, find out how the pups prepare for game day, featuring a live review of predictions of which team takes home the prized Lombarky Trophy

Revisit with the top dogs of Puppy Bowls past and reminisce on sixteen years of MVPs, underdogs, and game-winning moves. Find out how these competitive canines are living their post-championship life and which pup will win the title of, “Best in Show!”

Get to know the quirky canines that make up Puppy Bowl Nation!

Puppy Bowl XVII is in a brand-new stadium this year with over 70 rescue pups. Snoop Dogg and Martha Stewart start the game with a tailgate paw-ty, and Steve Levy and Sage Steele provide the commentary as these canines fight for the Lombarky Trophy!

Dan the Ref takes us down memory lane highlighting the very best and firsts of Puppy Bowl's 16-year history.

TV personality Lisa Vanderpump takes us behind the scenes of her Beverly Hills dog rescue center, while country legend Emmylou Harris shares why her non-profit foundation, Crossroads Pets, fosters both two- and four-legged rescues.

Retired NFL star Eric Decker and his wife, singer Jessie James, pair veterans with rescue dogs for Freedom Service Dogs of America, while Logan Ryan of the NY Giants spotlights dog adoptions on social media for Ryan Animal Rescue Foundation.

NFL star Chris Godwin and his fiancée, Mariah, reveal how their dogs, Ghost and Ziggy, inspired them to form Team Godwin Foundation to provide financial assistance to shelter dogs in need.

Lola was the dog at Baltimore Animal Rescue & Care Shelter no one wanted to adopt—that is, until NFL star Ronnie Stanley came along and it was love at first sight.

He may be a hard-hitter on the field, but NFL star Ryan Kerrigan’s got a soft spot for rescue dogs with special needs—just like his own blind bulldog, Truman.