5 dogs looking for forever homes in Norfolk

Lily Boag

25 June 2024 at 0:30 pm·2-min read

Here are five pooches at Snetterton Dogs Trust who are looking for homes in Norfolk <i>(Image: Snetterton Dogs Trust)</i> — Here are five pooches at Snetterton Dogs Trust who are looking for homes in Norfolk *(Image: Snetterton Dogs Trust)*

Are you looking for a new four-legged friend?

Here are five pooches at the Snetterton Dogs Trust rescue centre who are in need of a forever home in Norfolk.

Max B

Max B wants to find his forever home (Image: Snetterton Dogs Trust)

Max B is an eight-year-old beagle who loves everyone he meets and is happy to snooze until you're ready to start the day.

He would like to be the only pet in the home but can live with primary school-aged children and would love to join his family on outings.

Willow

Willow was found as a stray (Image: Snetterton Dogs Trust)

Willow is a seven-year-old lurcher who was found as a stray.

Described as a "sweetheart" who loves attention, she would make a great companion for someone looking for an affectionate dog.

Willow loves going on adventures and would like to be the only pet in a home with children of primary school age.

READ MORE: Dog that 'screamed with terror' from abuse looking for loving home

Dan

Dan is looking for a home after not cutting it as a farm dog (Image: Dan, Snetterton Dogs Trust in Norfolk)

Dan is an eight-year-old border collie who came to the charity after failing as a farm dog.

He is a "friendly boy" who can live with secondary school-aged children but will need to be the only pet in the home.

He will need a private garden where he can bond with his new family.

Scott

Scott can't wait to meet a new family (Image: Snetterton Dogs Trust)

Scott is a six-month-old collie-cross with a "sweet personality" who is looking for a fun and active home.

He can live with children aged 12 years and over and could join a home with another dog pending successful meets at the centre.

Scott still needs to learn some of the basics with puppy classes.

Rusty

Rusty who is looking for his forever home (Image: Snetterton Dogs Trust)

Rusty is a one-year-old labrador who loves chasing tennis balls.

He is looking to be the only pet in the home but could live with secondary school-aged children and older.

Rusty is in need of an owner who can teach him some of the house training basics.

Sky News
Six-legged dog abandoned outside B&M settles into new life in Pembrokeshire
A six-legged dog who was abandoned outside a shop is settling into her new home. Ariel, named after Disney's Little Mermaid, was left outside a B&M store in Pembrokeshire last September. Ariel's new owner, Ollie Bird, runs an adaptive surf school in West Wales.
Manchester Evening News
'The image of Luna tied to the railings is absolutely heartbreaking... she looked utterly broken'
'Luna is a sweet and gentle soul who loves cuddles and playing with her toys'
Glasgow Times
Scotland's loneliest dog living at Hamilton centre finds 'forever home'
Scotland’s so-called loneliest dog has found her forever home after her new owners “fell in love with her face”.
The Guardian
‘Max is my eyes’: Paralympian says post-Brexit rules stop him flying with his guide dog
Mar Gunnarsson, swimmer and Manchester student who is due to compete at the Paris Games, says his career is at risk
Bournemouth Echo UK
6 pets from RSPCA Dorset who are on the lookout for their forever homes
There are a few pets from the RSPCA Ashley Heath Animal Centre in Ringwood, Dorset who are looking for their forever homes
News Shopper
Hopes for 'good old' Charlton pub to be restored after flats and Tesco plans rejected
Greenwich residents have called for a pub to be reopened after plans to turn the historic building into a block of flats were rejected.
Hereford Times
Hereford couple's despair at rat infestation
A retired Hereford couple say they have been left to sort out a problem with rats after the company which manages the property offered little help.
CNN
Indian tycoon Ratan Tata appeals for blood donations for sick puppy
A super-rich Indian businessman took to social media to appeal for urgent blood donations for a critically ill puppy.
The New York Times
It’s Brutus, Not Bruno! The Etiquette of Remembering Your Friends’ Pets’ Names.
BOULDER, Colo. — Kiyomi Lowe regularly hears people mispronounce her name or sometimes forget it altogether. “I get Naomi, Kaiomi, sometimes Kimmy,” she said. It doesn’t bother her: “I’ll respond to anything.” She is less forgiving when friends and acquaintances forget the name of her dog, a shar-pei. “I get Bruno a lot,” she said. To which she responds: “‘No, it’s Brutus!’ The dog doesn’t care. But I care for the dog.” Lowe is a stylist at Al’s Barber Shop, a popular six-chair salon in Boulder
Business Insider
A shower just for your dog is the new home status symbol
Dog-wash stations and puppy spas are luring homebuyers. People sacrificing to buy amenities that improve their lives, a builder said.
The Argus
Homeless cat found 'matted from head to toe' finds forever home
A cat who was found "matted from head to toe" after living on the streets in Worthing has now found his forever home.
OK! Magazine
Kate Ferdinand shared adorable video of daughter Shae learning to walk
Kate Ferdinand shared adorable video of daughter Shae learning to walk
Yahoo Life UK
The products you should never pay full price for, from toothpaste to deodorant
A new investigation by consumer champion Which? reveals price variations in some of the most popular health products.
Bradford Telegraph and Argus
Vet's urgent warning to pet owners after dog swallows part of vape
A Bradford veterinary practice has issued an urgent warning after saving the life of a young dog that had swallowed part of an e-cigarette.
LoveMONEY
Own these rare LEGO sets? You're sitting on a goldmine
From timeless classics to superheroes and Stars Wars, these are the most expensive LEGO sets in the world in 2024.
The Telegraph
Watch out, fat cats – Ozempic is coming for pets
Rudy, our whippet, is finely built and runs like the wind, so I assumed he’d never have to watch his weight, even if he does spend much of his life asleep in his envelope bed or stealing from the baby’s highchair. Yet now aged six, he’s suddenly looking a little stout – so much so that my vet friend, Alicia Fox-Pitt, accuses him of being fat. Fat!
The Telegraph
Politicians should be allowed to have a flutter
Let’s not beat around the bush – people close to the Prime Minister betting on the date of the election was colossally stupid. While it’s unlikely to sway the election, the public backlash was obvious and justified.
Somerset County Gazette
Taunton Brewhouse announces new dog-friendly policy
Dogs are now welcome to join owners in the Theatre Café for lunch, sweet treats, and showtime snacks. It is open weekdays from 10am to 3pm. The theatre’s new pet policy welcomes dogs into the café area, offering dog-friendly ice cream and “puppuccinos” on the menu, as well as biscuits.
Mashed
Benefits Of Shopping At Costco You Should Know Before Buying A Membership
A membership at Costco is a rite of passage for some shoppers. Here are all the benefits of joining the club so you know what you're getting with your card.
York Press
'How could the council let the Leeman Road area get like this?'
'How could York council let the Leeman Road area get like this?'

Max B

Willow

Dan

Scott

Rusty

Latest stories