Meet the stars of the NHL's 2026 'Stanley Pup'

Go-Fetch-ier, a forward pup for the Ducks, is channeling his inner Gretchen as he's trying to make "fetch" happen. Don't tell Regina George!

Charlie Attaboy is the pup representing the Boston Bruins.

Attaboy, a defense pup for the Bruins, moonlights as a dental assistant in Dorchester. How do you like dem apples?!

Owen Bowower of the Buffalo Sabres is ready to "wow" the crowd during the Stanley Pup.

As the Sabres' team name suggests, Bowower is an antique sword aficionado.

Seth Arfis of Carolina is ready to rock the Stanley Pup like a hurricane.

Arfis bring Category 5 energy to the rink. No rest, no mercy - no matter what!

Bone Jenner is digging deep for the Columbus Blue Jackets this Stanley Pup postseason.

Jenner has a Chalamet streak in him: Only plays for treats or Kylie.

The ‘Stanley Pup,’ a friendly competition among rescue dogs, is back for the 2026 Stanley Cup Final after back-to-back successful years. All 32 NHL teams will be represented by a four-legged friend, many of whom will be available for adoption in their respective city.

The ‘Stanley Pup,’ a friendly competition among rescue dogs, is back for the 2026 Stanley Cup Final after back-to-back successful years. All 32 NHL teams will be represented by a four-legged friend, many of whom will be available for adoption in their respective city.

Tyler Barktuzzi, a forward pup for the Chicago Blackhawks, is ready to make the rink rowdy.

Barktuzzi was allegedly switched at birth with Ricky Bobby, which explains his competitive mantra: If you ain't first, you're last.

Cale Macollar, a defense pup for the Avs, is ready to lock down his opponents.

Defense doggy by day, special operative by night: Macollar's double life proves his fellow pups need to have their heads on a swivel while on the rink.

Jason Slobbertson uses his drool deke technique to make defenders slip on his way to the goal.

Perhaps it's wishful thinking for nine lives on the rink, but Slobbertson enjoys wondering what it's like to be a feline.

Patrick Kanine of the Detroit Red Wings uses his cute puppy-dog eyes to stun defenders in their path.

This shelter dog doubles as a grease monkey - making him a loyal, reliable garage companion.

Evan Boucharf is ready to yip, yap, and growl to throw the offense off their "A" game.

Keeping in line with the team name, Boucharf ensures his team's favorite toys are oiled on the daily.

Brad Marchound is ready to pounce like a panther in the Stanley Pup.

Brad Marchound is quite the talkative one, leading the league in chirping minutes.

Artemi Pawnarin of the LA Kings has some large paws to grow into!

Pawnarin (not a pomeranian, mind you) is a big fan of carbs, especially bread.

The pup representing the Twin Cities is none other than Quinn Chews!

Chews is an avid swimmer - taking full advantage of the beautiful Minnesotan summers as he dog paddles from lake to lake.

Cole Pawfield is eager to hit the rink for the Stanley Pup!

Knowing his worth, Pawfield prefers to go by "good dog" in French.

Jack Chews from New Jersey is all business. Don't cross him on the rink.

Jack is a true winner, embracing the mission at hand: Chewing first, celebrating later.

Although Muttchessault is the first on the ice and the last to leave, he's no stranger to Broadway.

Jonathan Muttchessault towers over his fellow canine brethren, making him a force to be reckoned with on the rink.

Don't be fooled by Matthew Schaefurry's cute looks: He's still got that New Yorker spunk.

Schaefurry's favorite chew toy resembles an everything bagel.

Gabe Pawreault of the Rangers loves long strolls through Central Bark.

Pawreault spends his weekends booping on Broadway!

Linus Ullbark, goaltender for the Ottawa Senators, blocks pucks left and right.

Pawreault holds the NHL record for most frozen canal zoomies. All that pent up energy from staying in the crease has to be expended somehow!

Owen Nip-it, forward for the Philadelphia Flyers, is BFFs with Gritty.

Orange you glad Nip-It is available for adoption?

Kris Lefang is the shelter pup representing the Pittsburgh Penguins.

Lefang, a defense pup for the Penguins, is developing a le-looking glass mirror with Prince Charming.

Jaden Snorts of the Seattle Kraken charges into the zone with energy!

Hockey player by day. Fashion icon by night.

Macklin Celewienie, a pup from the Bay Area, is a good boy ready to find his forever home.

Celewienie is unphased by the Mines of Moria.

Jordan Bone-Ington of the St. Louis Blues stands on his head whenever he's between the pipes.

Bone-Ington cuts glass with his eyes and howls at the sun - like any great goaltender should.

Anthony Grrelli of Tampa Bay moves down the rink like lightning!

Grrelli's name reminds us of this old adage: All bark, no bite.

Max Dogi is the shelter dog representing the Toronto Maple Leafs at the Stanley Pup.

If you adopt Dogi, just know you'll be in good paws.

Nate Schtick is a stickler for the right hockey equipment.

Schtick's right femur is 98% tusk, which happens to be his favorite thing to chew on.

Zeev Boop-Em boops his opponents into the boards - he's a rambunctious one!

This pup is running for the office of Boopmaster General. That would be quite the title to have.

You can catch Eichowl's performances at T-Mobile Arena!

You can catch Eichowl's performances at T-Mobile Arena!

Adam Howley of Winnipeg is as loyal as they come.

Howley never leaves home without his pilot wings.