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Puppy Bowl 2026 LIVE! Animal World Special Mission Pets Alive

Join the official ‪@AnimalRescueNetwork‬ channel to help more dogs:    / @animalrescuenetwork   Puppy Bowl 2026 is set. While 150 rescue pups from across the nation battle for the Lombarky Trophy, Sideline Reporter Emily Mae Heller is turning the spotlight to the real MVPs (Most Valuable Puppies) right here in Texas: the adoptable legends at God’s Dogs Rescue. "I’ve been on the sidelines for a lot of fuzzy fumbles and illegal napping penalties," says Emily Mae Heller, Puppy Bowl Sideline Reporter. "But the real action isn't just on the field tomorrow—it’s at shelters like God’s Dogs Rescue. While you’re watching Team Ruff and Team Fluff trade touchdowns, I’m officially flagging you for ‘Unnecessary Loneliness’ if you don’t check out the roster of adoptable dogs waiting for their forever homes in Converse." Broadcast Details: Event: Puppy Bowl 2026 Date: Sunday, February 8, 2026 Time: 8:00 AM ET Network: WA2S Films & World Animal Awareness Society Official YouTube Channel    / @animalrescuenetwork   The Local "Home Team" Angle: While the national broadcast features rough-and-tumble action, God’s Dogs Rescue is fielding its own team of champions. Known for rescuing stray and abandoned dogs from the streets of San Antonio and surrounding areas, God's Dogs Rescue has placed thousands of animals into loving homes. "Tomorrow's game is about raising awareness," Heller added. "So after you watch the halftime show—which I hear features a couple of puppies in the spotlight this year—go to God's Dogs Rescue's website. You might just find a linebacker that fits perfectly on your couch." How to Support: Viewers are encouraged to tune in to the Puppy Bowl to get hyped, and then visiting GodsDogsRescue.org About God’s Dogs Rescue: Founded in 1995, God’s Dogs Rescue is a non-profit organization dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation, and placement of stray and abandoned dogs in the San Antonio area. They rely on a network of fosters and donations to save lives. Media Contact: Eugene Thomas, EugeneThomas@WA2S.org 818-561-5109, Communications Director World Animal Awareness Society & WA2S Films http://www.WA2S.org WA2S Films Facebook:   / wa2s.org   Help the World Animal Awareness Society save thousands of at risk dogs around the world. The work never stops, and we need you. Donate and save more lives! https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr... Subscribe and stay tuned for more videos from the WA2S Films official YouTube Channel:    / wa2sorg   WA2S Films c. 2026 All Rights Reserved We use a i to enhance our animal stories. http://www.WA2S.org/WA2S-Films 818.561.5109 Studio