Puppy Bowl 2021 Live Stream Free: Even though the last few months have been ruff for special events, Puppy Bowl XVII will premiere on Discovery+ and Animal Planet on Sunday, February 7, at 2 p.m. ET, according to an announcement from Discovery.

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The three-hour event will feature 70 puppies from 22 different shelters, all of them up for adoption.
The annual romp, in which Team Ruff and Team Fluff go paws to paws, aims to raise awareness of pet adoption and showcase the vital work of shelters and rescues.
According to a press release, the past 16 editions of Puppy Bowl have seen a 100% adoption rate for the puppies and kittens featured.
ESPN's "Monday Night Football" play-by-play announcer Steve Levy and SportsCenter host Sage Steele will provide commentary and analysis during this year's game.
Dan Schanchner will reprise his role as "rufferee."
For cat lovers, the Kitty Halftime Show will take place once again.

Not even a global pandemic can stop teams Ruff and Fluff.

On Super Bowl Sunday, nearly six dozen mischievous mutts will hit the field for the 17th annual "Puppy Bowl" on the new Discovery+ streaming service and Animal Planet (2 EST/11 PST), which drafts pint-sized pooches for a playful "game" of football. Photos of the starting lineup are premiering exclusively on usatoday.com.

Despite production shutdowns across Hollywood amid COVID-19 safety concerns, Animal Planet still managed to pull off a fur-filled event even bigger than before.
Typically taped on a cozy Manhattan soundstage in early October, this year's "Puppy Bowl" relocated to a hockey arena in upstate Glens Falls, New York, to accommodate social distancing. As a result, the puppies had a much larger field to play on when the game taped last fall.

"We're finally shooting in a real sporting venue, even though we are technically a fake sporting event," says longtime "ruffaree" Dan Schachner. "The scale of it is immense – it looks like a completely different show. It's a supersized version of 'Puppy Bowl,' even though we have fewer dogs."

"Puppy Bowl" usually features about 100 dogs, all of whom are adopted by the time the show airs on Feb. 7. This year's game has 70 puppy players from 22 shelters, mostly from the northeast rather than nationwide.