Kitten Bowl Page #12

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down to the twenty,

and the ten it is a...

Touchdown!

Look at that! Beautiful.

And the winners of the

first annual Kitten Bowl

championship are the North

Shore Bengals. Beating the

Cedar Cove Cougars

twenty-six, twenty-four.

Alright, congratulations to the

North Shore Bengals.

The winners of the first

annual Kitten Bowl.

Thank you

very much Beth. You know

everyday here in Home and

Family, we talk about how

you can take your house

and turn it into a home,

and what a better way to

do that than by adopting a

pet.

That's right. You can

bring new life to your home and family

and support pet adoption today.

The North

Shore Animal League did a

great job preparing these

kittens for the big game.

And the Last Hope Shelter

groomed some very fine

cat-letes.

And if you want to

bring more fun and love

into your home, adopt a kitten

today from your local shelter.

The Kitten Bowl

might be over but it

doesn't mean the cuteness

has to stop. You can adopt

great cat-letes like

these at your local animal

shelter right now. That

way the fun never ends and

every day can be Kitten

Bowl Sunday.

Of course they weren't the

only cute competitors today.

Let's check out some of

today's top highlights.

Let's take a look

at how the North Shore

Bengals were able to

defeat the Last Hope Lions

in game one. We knew this

game was going to be an

adorable battle. The Lions

struck with Tabby Romo

pouncing into the end zone.

But it didn't take long

for Ferrell Owens as he

responded with a North

Shore touchdown.

No shortage of great

defense in this game as the

Bengals caused a fumble

early taking the Lions off

their stride.

Meowshawn Lynch soared

into the uprights for a

Bengal field goal. The

Last Hope Lions were quick

to respond and after a

controversial call the

booth ruled a touchdown

for Last Hope. The Lions'

D stood strong and forced

the Bengals into a

sixty yard field goal and

Ferrell Owens soared above

the crowd to close out the

first half, fourteen, thirteen,

Lions.

The second half saw our

Kitten Bowl Super Track. Which

led to a scoring frenzy.

Both teams scoring and

answering each other in

what was one of the most

exciting halves of kitten

football I've seen In a while.

In the end the top

ranked North Shore Bengals

proved to be too much for the

Last Hope Lions and sealed their

fate in the Kitten

Bowl championship game.

Game two of the Kitten

Bowl was a high spirited

and high scoring

affair full of cuddles and

huddles. The first quarter

saw both teams scoring

touchdowns and field goals

alike. With the Cedar

Cove Cougars besting the

Home and Family Felines by

three.

The second quarter

saw some hair-raising

defense and was low on

scores. But Cedar Cove

managed to stay on top. In

the third quarter the Home

and Family Felines mounted

a solid comeback. And it

seemed there was a chance

that Manning and his mates

could upset the

opposition. However the

Cedar Cove Cougars sealed

the game's fate with a

litter of touchdowns in

the fourth.

And this Kitten Bowl wouldn't

be complete without a

vote for our Most Valuable

Kitten.

Want to know which

kitten was voted the Most

Valuable Kitten?

Go to

Facebook.com/HallmarkChannel

We hope the Kitten Bowl

encourages

you to consider adopting

a beautiful kitten pet of

your own.

Pet homelessness is an

epidemic in our country. Please

consider adopting and

giving a beautiful kitten

a loving home.

Hallmark Channel's pet

project shines a light on

the epidemic of pet

homelessness. Please

consider pet adoption.

Well that's it

everyone. Congratulations

to the North Shore Bengals,

our first Kitten Bowl

champions. Of course we're

all winners today. Thank

you to our celebrity

guests, the fans, our

commentators, and of

course all of you. It's

been a purr-fect day.

Thank you so much for

being with us. We'll

see you next year.

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