Adorable pair seek loving home this Valentine's at Dogs Trust Merseyside

This Valentine's Day, bonded senior dogs Max and Mouse, seek a forever home together.

Valentine’s Day is almost here and these two loved-up pups are searching for their forever home together.

Lurcher Max has already found his one true love in Mouse, an eight-year-old Greyhound. The devoted duo shares an unbreakable bond and are looking for a home where they can stay together.

Sadly, Max and Mouse found themselves at Dog Trust Merseyside after their owner passed away. They've been waiting more than a year for the right family to sweep them off their paws and they're hoping their next chapter is written together.

Max is a relaxed and affectionate 12-year-old, but he still has a spark left in his step so a secure garden would be ideal.

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Mouse and Max. | Dogs Trust

Mouse can be a little timid and looks to Max to help boost her confidence.

They can live with older children, but Mouse is searching for a calm, peaceful home where love is soft and comfort comes before chaos.

They have been in foster care for over a year as they prefer to be away from the hustle and bustle of the rehoming centre.

Georgina Lowery, Rehoming Centre Manager at Dogs Trust Merseyside, said: “Max and Mouse are a loveable pair of oldies. Easy-going and full of affection, nothing com-paws to a cosy home and plenty of fuss together. Max can be quite vocal with other dogs and only has eyes for Mouse, so no other pets, please.

“They both have big hearts and will bring so much joy to a new family. Can you give these golden-oldies' love story the happily ever after they deserve?”

For more information on Max and Mouse, and the other dogs ready for rehoming, visit www.dogstrust.org.uk/merseyside.

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