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Puppy Bowl 2025 and are now su-paw-stars: Team Fluff.The 21st installment of the beloved rescue animal event saw Team Ruff and Team Fluff face off in Puppy Bowl XXI on Sunday. Team Fluff took home the win with a close score of 68-66.

Miranda Lambert is spending her holidays helping pair dogs with owners.The 39-year-old country singer took to social media Wednesday with a detailed post chronicling her efforts with husband Brendan McLoughlin as they promoted the Williamson County Animal Center in Franklin, Tennessee as a place for prospective pet owners to adopt new dogs this winter.The Longview, Texas native - who paid tribute to the late Loretta Lynn last month - captioned the shot, 'These babies all need homes!!! If you’re in the Nashville area please check them out.' The latest: Miranda Lambert, 39, took to social media with a post chronicling her efforts with husband Brendan McLoughlin as they promoted the Williamson County Animal Center in Franklin, Tennessee as a place for prospective pet owners to adopt new dogs this winterIn the clip, the Settling Down songstress wore an orange and black Southwestern style button-up top with an orange scarf, blue jeans and black shoes. She wore her blonde locks under an orange hat as she posed with a series of canines at the shelter.   McLoughlin wore a black and white plaid top over a white shirt with blue jeans and black sneakers. He wore a cross necklace and had his short brown locks neatly combed to the side on the daytime outing. In total, she shared images of 11 days that are at Nashville-area shelters: Amsie & Ava Grace, Sally, Larry, and Paisley at Williams County AC; Cadbury and Albuquerque at Metro Animal Care and Control; and Daisy, Miranda, Jack and Rosa at the Nashville Humane Association.  The couple of three years were snapped holding a pair of dogs named Amsie and Ava Grace In a series of images, the Settling Down songstress wore an orange and black Southwestern style button-up top with blue

Miranda Lambert has donated $20,000 to animal shelters. The 38-year-old country star has pledged $1,000 each to 20 different animal shelters on Valentine's Day (14. 02.

Miranda Lambert has donated $20,000 to 20 animal shelters across the US to celebrate Valentine's Day.MORE: Miranda Lambert wows fans during fun date with her husbandThe 38-year-old country music star gave $1000 to 20 locations, according to Fox 17. "Shelter pets — especially the ones that are hardest to get adopted — and the people who care for them, have always had my heart," she shared.WATCH: Miranda Lambert shares video with her dog Delta Dawn, a pug and chihuahua mix"Valentine's Day gives me one more chance to show just how special they all are to me."Miranda also took to social media on the big day to share with fans that her organization MuttNation was celebrating 14 February by "helping you find your own mutt match" for those looking to adopt a pet pooch.MORE: Miranda Lambert dotes over her adorable animals as she shares rare glimpse into home lifeAlongside the quiz Miranda also shared a video of herself with dog Delta Dawn, a pug and chihuahua mix, whom she rescued from outside a Sonic in Oklahoma."I went to get a cherry limeade and left with a chug and cherry limeade," she shared.

Miranda Lambert is giving her love to all the animals this Valentine’s Day with a generous donation.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorA viral fundraising effort to honor the legacy of Betty White — a lifelong animal lover and outspoken advocate for animal welfare — encouraging donations to benefit shelters and rescue operations has raised $12.7 million on Facebook and Instagram, according to parent company Meta.On Jan. 17, which would have been White’s 100th birthday, Meta said that #BettyWhiteChallenge fundraisers on its platforms had raised nearly $900,000 from 26,000 people.On Friday, according to Meta, more than 390,000 people have donated to fundraisers on Facebook and Instagram for the #BettyWhiteChallenge, raising $12.7 million for animal shelters and rescues.

coronavirus pandemic.The Scottish SPCA says it has recorded an increase in the number of calls to its helpline about unwanted animals, with more than 136,000 calls received in 2020.Its frontline team attended an average 214 incidents each day - nearly 78,000 across the year - with 3,369 animals rehomed and more than 7,000 others admitted to the National Wildlife Rescue Centre.A rise in demand for puppies has also led to an increase in the number of raids and seizures of dogs from low-welfare puppy farms and dealers.Did you know you can keep up to date with the latest news by signing up to our daily newsletter?We send a morning and lunchtime newsletter covering the latest headlines every day.We also send coronavirus updates at 5pm on