The Brandywine Valley SPCA, serving PA, DE, NJ, and DC, sponsored and hosted this year’s Stanley Pup, a fun opportunity to showcase adoptable dogs from their various locations in the Northeast. These lovable dogs were named after NHL stars from each of the 32 teams, with their shenanigans taking place on TruTV, HBO Max, NHL YouTube, and the NHL Network from June 8 - 10.
This year, the Florida Panthers’ representative is Coco Puffs, who became “Brad Marchound” for the Stanley Pup. According to his profile, he’s 16 weeks old and is a mixed breed who is “sweet, loyal, and calm” and the “perfect companion for cozy nights and quiet walks.”
Since the Stanley Pup, 31 out of the 32 dogs featured in the event have been adopted, except Coco Puffs, aka “Brad Marchound”. On Wednesday, this heartbreaking news began to spread across social media, with many users calling upon Panthers fans to step up and find this wonderful dog his forever home.
At one point in the afternoon, the campaign to find Coco Puffs a home found a serious backer, when the Panthers organization themselves retweeted Brandywine Valley’s post, in hopes of finding “Brad Marchound” a home.
We will not rest until Brad Marchound is adopted 😤 https://t.co/n5OgmlEYBO
— Florida Panthers (@FlaPanthers) June 18, 2026
Those interested in Coco Puffs, aka “Brad Marchound,” can submit their adoption application through the SPCA’s Everyday Adoption Center in Dover, DE. If anyone is unable to adopt but wishes to donate, they can do so at the following link: Stanley Pup Donation.
Meanwhile, for those interested in who the other players were in the Stanley Pup bowl, possibly for a new fantasy hockey name, here’s the list:
Atlantic Divison
- Boston Bruins - Charlie Attaboy
- Buffalo Sabres - Owen Bowower
- Detroit Red Wings - Patrick Kanine
- Florida Panthers - Brad Marchound
- Montreal Canadiens - Cole Pawfield
- Ottawa Senators - Linus Ullbark
- Tampa Bay Lightning - Anthony Grrrelli
- Toronto Maple Leafs - Max Dohgi
Metropolitan Divison
- Carolina Hurricanes - Seth Arfis
- Columbus Blue Jackets - Bone Jenner
- New Jersey Devils - Jack Chews
- New York Islanders - Matthew Schaefurry
- New York Rangers - Gabe Pawreault
- Philadelphia Flyers - Owen Nip-It
- Pittsburgh Penguins - Kris Lefang
- Washington Capitals - Logan Chompson
Central Divison
- Chicago Blackhawks - Ryan Dognato
- Colorado Avalanche - Cale Macollar
- Dallas Stars - Jason Slobbertson
- Minnesota Wild - Quinn Chews
- Nashville Predators - Jonathan Muttchessault
- St. Louis Blues - Jordan Bone-ington
- Utah Mammoth - Nate Schtick
- Winnipeg Jets - Adam Howley
Pacific Divison
- Anaheim Ducks - Cutter Go-fetch-ier
- Calgary Flames - Devin Collie
- Edmonton Oilers - Evan Boucharf
- Los Angeles Kings - Artemi Pawnarin
- San Jose Sharks - Macklin Celewienie
- Seattle Kraken - Jaden Snorts
- Vancouver Canucks - Zeev Boop-em
- Vegas Golden Knights - Jack Eichowl
Founded in 1929, the Brandywine Valley SPCA helps more than 27,000 pets every year, and have already placed over 9,770 animals through the first six months of 2026.
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