Adoptable pets of the week: The Rottweiler puppies, Robin and Sparrow

What is better than one Rottweiler puppy?

That’s simple. The answer is two.

And lucky for us, there are two for adoption right now in Vancouver.

Robin and Sparrow are about six months old. Typical of the “Rottie” breed, shelter staff say they are happy and playful.

Sparrow and Robin (City of Vancouver Animal Services)

And, because of their young age, they are — at times — a little exuberant.  Basic obedience and training is recommended for the adopters of these sweet young gals.

The shelter is looking for a home without cats and kids that are 14 years or older. Other large dogs are okay.

Robin (City of Vancouver Animal Services)

Interested parties are asked to email in an application to the shelter, or stop by their location on Raymur Avenue during opening hours and fill one out.

In-person meetings aren’t happening right now because the shelter is expecting there to be a high demand for the pups and they don’t want the animals to be overwhelmed.

Sparrow (City of Vancouver Animal Services)

Their mom, Raven, is also at the shelter and waiting for her forever home. Like her daughters, Raven is described on the shy side.

All the dogs have up-to-date vaccinations and are spayed.

Contact City of Vancouver Animal Services if you are interested in meeting any of these lovely ladies!

Robin (City of Vancouver Animal Services)

City of Vancouver Animal Services

Location: 1280 Raymur Avenue, Vancouver

Phone: (604) 871-6885

Email: [email protected]

Hours: 10 am to 6 pm Tuesday to Sunday, closed on Mondays

Robin (City of Vancouver Animal Services)

Sparrow (City of Vancouver Animal Services)

Sparrow (City of Vancouver Animal Services)

Sparrow (City of Vancouver Animal Services)

Sparrow (City of Vancouver Animal Services)

Robin (City of Vancouver Animal Services)