A dog was left "seriously injured" and in need of life-saving surgery after it was attacked in a village near Wisbech.
The incident happened Sunday, April 20 at around 10.30am in School Road, Terrington St John.
A couple had been walking their Jack Russell when it was attacked by a brown Staffordshire-bull-terrier type dog which was not on a lead.
The dog was not on a lead when the attack occurred. The Jack Russell required life-saving treatment following the attack.
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The person with the dog is described as a shaven-headed man wearing an orange t-shirt.
Police are now appealing for anyone who may have witnessed the incident or anyone that has any further information to come forward.
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Anyone with information is asked to contact Norfolk Police via 101 on their website.
Those wishing to report information should do so quoting reference 36/27107/25.
Anyone wishing to report information anonymously can do via the Crimestoppers website or on 0800 555 111.
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