How to Watch Great American Rescue Bowl: Stream Live, TV Channel

The Great American Rescue Bowl premieres on Sunday afternoon at 12 p.m. ET on Great American Family

The Great American Rescue Bowl comes to us at 12 p.m. ET on Great American Family on Sunday. Now in its third year, the Great American Rescue Bowl is a two-hour original special hailing once more from the Great American Family Channel and North Shore Animal League America — the world’s largest no-kill rescue and adoption organization. The animals, below, who are broken up into either Team Totally Take Me Homes or Team Sweetie Pies, will “compete” on Super Bowl Sunday, Feb. 9, from noon–2 p.m. ET, to showcase the plight of America’s homeless animals according to ew.com.

How to Watch Great American Rescue Bowl Today:

Date: Sunday, Feb. 9, 2025

Time: 12:00 p.m. ET

TV: Great American Family

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It continues that the special will again be hosted by Beth Stern, and feature more heartwarming, heartfelt stories than ever before, including the successful adoption of three of Animal League America’s longest-living senior feline residents to a new forever home together.

Great American Rescue Bowl also showcases the nation’s passion and commitment to rescuing animals, featuring stories of saving pet lives through fostering, while honoring Animal League America and the lifesaving work of the organization’s vast network of national and international shelter partners.

“I have been honored to work with North Shore Animal League America for two decades in our shared mission to find homes for tens of thousands of shelter pets,” said Bill Abbott, President & CEO, Great American Media. “Our original specials, like ‘Great American Rescue Bowl’ are uplifting and fun for the entire family and have contributed to changes in cultural norms related to how we find a new pet. I am grateful society has shifted how we think of shelter pets, though I never forget that until the shelters are empty there is always work to be done on behalf of America’s homeless pets,” Abbott concluded.

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