This Tuesday was day one of Hallmark Channel’s “Kitten Bowl Combine,” where 92 adoptable kittens from North Shore Animal League America and Last Hope Animal Rescue & Rehabilitation got a chance to strut their little paws throughout the Hallmark Channel stadium set in NYC. A total of 8 teams will compete in what the network’s calling the Feline Football League. They’ll also play in the second annual Kitten Bowl. Activist and animal lover Beth Stern hosted the event.

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Beth Stern hosted 92 adoptable kittens in Hallmark Channel’s stadium set.

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What would a Kitten Bowl be without a locker room?

What would a Kitten Bowl be without a locker room and a game plan?

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And of course, a kitty photo shoot.

And of course, a kitty photo shoot.

 

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