Rylee, who is completely blind, is currently staying at Dogs Trust in Snetterton,

Despite his condition, workers at the shelter say this does not stop him from loving life.

Rylee is looking for a very special home in Norfolk (Image: Dogs Trust)

"At eight years old, he is completely blind and it would appear he has been so for quite some time," a spokesman for Dogs Trust said.

"This doesn't stop him from loving his toys, having plenty of cuddles and being an absolute character.

"He has the potential to share his home with another dog, but the dog would need to be very calm and gentle to not startle Rylee, and this would be pending successful introductions at the centre.

"He has previously lived with a cat and could happily do so again.

"Children should be older secondary school-aged, he will need a private garden to enjoy."

Rylee is completely blind and has been for some time (Image: Dogs Trust)

Rylee finds busier environments a little overwhelming, so he is looking for a quieter, rural home to move into, where he can go for peaceful walks in the countryside.

Also looking for a new home at the shelter is Denzil, who is described as a "real gentleman".

He needs to live with children of an older primary school age who can understand to give him space when needed.

Denzil could also live with other calm dogs and would be happy to share his home with a calm cat.

A spokeswoman for Dogs Trust Snetterton has described Denzil as a "pleasure" to look after.

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

"Denzil is a sweetheart who adores gentle affection and a chin scratch," she added.

"As an older boy, he isn't looking for a fast-paced lifestyle, just a few strolls, trips out in the car and loving companionship.

"He doesn't mind being left for a couple of hours during the day and he would be fine not having a garden as long as adopters can take him out regularly for toilet breaks."

Denzil does have ongoing medical needs with his kidneys, which will require ongoing medication and monitoring.

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