Pair of dogs looking for loving new home together in Norfolk

Orca and Bailey, who arrived at Dogs Trust Snetterton after living together at their last home, are now looking to find their forever home.

Orca is also looking for a loving new home (Image: Dogs Trust)

A spokeswoman for the shelter said that the pair find themselves at the shelter through no fault of their own.

The dogs must be rehomed together due to their close bond and are described as full of affection and energy.

Bailey is looking for a loving new home (Image: Dogs Trust)

A spokeswoman for the shelter said: "Orca and Bailey are a delightful duo with lots of love to give.

"Bailey is full of beans and would love to channel some of that energy into learning new things and going on interesting walks.

"They will make wonderful companions to their new family."

She would love to live with her best friend Orca (Image: Dogs Trust)

Orca and Bailey are friendly and sociable, and Dogs Trust staff believe they could live with children of secondary school age or older, as long as they are confident around lively dogs.

However, the pair need to be the only pets in their new home.

She would need to be rehomed with her best friend Bailey (Image: Dogs Trust)

Despite this, they are friendly with other dogs when out and about on walks.

They are housetrained and would love a secure garden where they can play and relax.

They currently lack confidence with car travel, so a home with suitable walking routes nearby is preferred for them while their confidence is built up.