The “Great American Rescue Bowl” showcases some sweet and cuddly competitors hoping for adoption. These precious dogs and cats are looking for their forever homes. It will surely be one of, if not the most heartwarming and adorable competition you’ve ever seen. Check out the short clip to hear about the game, the sweet competitors, where to watch the big game, and how you can help.
Americans love football, competition, and all the thrilling, nail-biting moments that come with it. With only seconds left in the game, will they get the ball into the endzone before the clock expires, or will the other team’s defense hold up and keep them from scoring? That’s the drama, the moments most Americans love watching!
In addition to football, Americans love and adore cute, furry, four-legged critters. What’s not to love about dogs, cats, puppies and kittens? Some could even argue that cute, cuddly felines and canines top the list when it comes to what Americans love most.
So, knowing how much so many people love football and cute, cuddly animals, one television event combines both of those things into the most adorable, heartwarming game you’ve ever seen. It’s the 3rd annual “Great American Rescue Bowl.”
The Great American Rescue Bowl is a two-hour special scheduled to air on Great American Family on Sunday, February 9, from 12 to 2 p.m. Sunday’s game will feature the highly anticipated match-up of The Sweetie Pies and The Totally Take Me Homes.
Those dogs and cats will compete against one another for the big win and for your hearts as they are all hoping for a furever, loving home.
‘Great American Rescue Bowl’ Showcases Sweet, Cuddly Competitors Hoping for Adoption from GodTube Animals on GodTube.
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Genesis 1:21: “And God created great whales, and every living creature that moves, which the waters brought forth abundantly, after their kind, and every winged fowl after his kind: and God saw that it was good.”
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Originally published Tuesday, 11 February 2025.
