Best pals Jane and Harvey, a Border Collie and a crossbreed respectively, are currently under the care of the Dogs Trust at its West Calder base
A Scottish animal shelter is seeking a new home for two adventurous dogs who go everywhere together – including as adopted furry friends.
The West Lothian-based shelter says that, as a result of their temperament, they are suited to living in families with kids aged 14 and up. It says Jane is a "gentle girl who enjoys getting a fuss", while Harvey is "still full of fun" despite his advancing age. "Jane loves her toys and is happy to entertain herself playing with her favourite soft teddy bear. She would love to have a garden where she can chase her teddy and potter around."
"Harvey is happy to jump into the car to go on new adventures. Harvey loves his grub and will show off a trick or two for a tasty treat.
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