6 dogs waiting to be rehomed at Dogs Trust in Norfolk

There are lots of furry friends who are currently waiting to be adopted at the Dogs Trust rehoming centre in Snetterton.

1. Hermione

Hermione. Picture: Dogs Trust (Image: Dogs Trust)

Sex: Female

Age: 6-12 months

"Cute as button" spaniel cross Hermoine has a nervous nature as she was found as a stray in a very poor condition.

Her ideal home would be quiet with minimal visitors while she learns about her new space and an owner who can be with her all day until she is comfortable.

Any children in the household must be older teenagers and she needs a secure garden to build her confidence in. 

2. Aida

Aida. Picture: Dogs Trust (Image: Dogs Trust)

Sex: Female

Age: 1-2 years

Collie cross Aida is looking for her happy ending after coming into the centre as a stray.

"A brilliant girl with lots of potential", she is keen to say hello to new people but is a little nervous about it.

Aida could live with sensible, older secondary school-aged children and has the potential to live with a calm dog.

3. Hobo

Hobo. Picture: Dogs Trust (Image: Dogs Trust)

Sex: Male 

Age: 10

This "lovable little guy" needs an adult-only home and his own garden.

Hobo would like to have his own space in the house where he can go and relax when he needs to. 

A spokesman for Dogs Trust: "Hobo is a fun and playful boy who loves going out on his walks, having zoomies and playing with toys. He especially loves snuggling under a duvet regardless of the weather."

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4. Ted and Jack

Ted (left) would love to find a home with his best friend, 6-year-old Jack. Picture: Dogs Trust (Image: Dogs Trust)

Sex: Male

Age: 13

Jack Russell Ted and his best mate Jack are bonded strongly and would love a home together.

Although they sometimes bicker, this is usually resolved quickly.

Jack is a "fun little lad" who loves climbing on people's laps for a fuss.

Ted also loves a cuddle.

5. Uki

Uki. Picture: Dogs Trust (Image: Dogs Trust)

Sex: Female

Age: 1

"Gorgeous girl" Alaskan malamute Uki has "has stolen the hearts of everyone at the centre".

She makes friends with everyone she meets and could live with other dogs, as long as she has her own space to eat as she doesn't like sharing food.