Where is puppy bowl filmed

Once they were selected, the two traveled to Glens Falls last October where they taped for around 10 hours at the hockey arena and got to stay overnight. Minnie will don a blue bandana for Team Fluff and also got to wear a tutu and cheer on the sidelines for her teammates during the taping.

While all of the dogs seen on the Puppy Bowl are rescue dogs, many of them will be adopted by the time the taping airs in February. Vohwinkel said since she opened her rescue in April , she has already adopted out more than dogs and most of them get forever homes within a month of their arrival. Despite being in the throes of the early days of the pandemic, House of Paws had pre-pandemic plans to open in April and they have been steadily busy since their launch.

Minnie with her sister and biggest supporter, Oreo, whom Vohwinkel also rescued. Upstate NY couple serves Thanksgiving dinners to over shelter animals photos. Note to readers: if you purchase something through one of our affiliate links we may earn a commission. Sunday when the 17th annual "Puppy Bowl" airs on Animal Planet. The cable channel show features scores of puppies gamboling in a small-scale football field, complete with halftime entertainment with cats and kittens, as a way to highlight the issue of animal adoption.

The puppies' field was constructed by an Animal Planet crew atop an arena stage set up where touring musical acts usually perform, said Jeff Mead, general manager of the facility. The set for the halftime show was built on the arena floor, Mead said. We take a look at where the puppy bowl was filmed in The event seeks to raise awareness of the efforts of animal shelters and aims to get these lovely pups adopted. There is even a Kitty Halftime Show for cat-lovers and if you tune in, you might just find the purr-fect pet.

The venue is generally used as a hockey venue. The 17th annual Puppy Bowl had a reduced amount of toys and dogs as there were less people on set to keep everything clean.