A pair of “timid” terriers are looking for a fresh start together.
Jack Russell terriers Judy and Kitty are being cared for at the Dogs Trust Centre at Snetterton after being found as strays.
They need a calm and patient home where they can stay together.
Although nervous around other dogs, Judy and Kitty could live with a cat if carefully introduced.
They would also suit a home with secondary school-age children who can give them plenty of space and time to settle.
A spokesman for Dogs Trust said: "Once they know you, they enjoy a fuss.
"Judy and Kitty are not currently used to walking on lead so a secure garden is essential to provide them with a safe space to play and explore while they continue their training."
The charity recommends a home where someone is around most of the time, at least initially, to help the dogs settle.
The dogs are described as sweet-natured but very timid, relying on each other for reassurance.
Judy in particular draws confidence from Kitty, who is the more outgoing of the two.
Another pooch at Dogs Trust in Snetterton who needs a home is 16-year-old Poppy.
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