The puppies have landed in Denver.
Denver International Airport hosted its third annual puppy bowl for lucky travelers Friday morning. It’s unclear who was wagging more: The puppies or the spectators.
There were eight pups running around a mini football field Friday ahead of the Super Bowl this weekend, airport spokesman Heath Montgomery said. There were beagles, Chihuahuas, a yorkiepoo, a Boston terrier and a pug. The youngest was 9 weeks old while the oldest was 3 years old.
As is typical, the pups are all available for adoption Saturday at the ‘s shelter at 2080 S. Quebec St. on Saturday. Adoption info can be found or by calling 303-751-5772. Puppies are first-come, first-served, Montgomery said. He warned potential adopters that the puppies went quickly last year.
Missed the puppies? It’s OK. There’s a six-minute Periscope for you to watch on repeat.
Third annual Denver International Airport in the center of the terminal. 10-noon today!
— Denver Int'l Airport (@DENAirport)
