A pair of six-year-old dogs who have not had the "best experience of life" are among those looking for their loving forever home.
Honey and Bourbon, two Rottweiler crossbreeds, are currently in the care of Dogs Trust in Snetterton while they search for their new abode.
The trust says the duo were found as strays and "have not had the best experience of life recently" so they are looking for a loving family which can offer consistency and routine.
A spokesman for Dogs Trust said: "Honey and Bourbon are looking for a home together as they are very bonded and Honey gains confidence from being with Bourbon.
"They would like someone at home with them most of the time initially to help them settle into their new routine, once settled leaving hours could be built up slowly.
"They will need to be the only pets in the home as they are underconfident around other dogs and will need to continue their training to help build confidence once in their new home."
Both of them could join a home with children of older secondary school age who are sensible around dogs, and would need access to quiet walks in low dog-populated areas.
They will also need their own secure garden to provide them with space to run around and to help them settle into their new home.
Other dogs at the trust looking for someone to give them a new home is Poppy, a one-year-old Patterdale Terrier.
Poppy has been described as a "sweet girl who has not had the best start in life and as such is a worried girl".
She is looking for patient and understanding adopters who can offer a quiet home environment and help support her with the training she needs to help overcome her generalised anxiety.
For more information visit https://www.dogstrust.org.uk/rehoming/dogs
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