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Kim O'Leary

Abandoned giant rabbit Queen Maeve set for new home as DSPCA warns of 'surge' in rabbits as pets at Easter

A rabbit that was found abandoned in Dublin two weeks ago is set to go to a new home.

The 7kg giant Flemish rabbit, named Queen Maeve by staff at the DSPCA, was found in Mulhuddart by a member of the public and the animal charity has since been searching to reunite the rabbit with its owner. The two-year-old female rabbit has undergone surgery to be neutered and will spend one week in recovery before going to her new home in Dublin.

The DSPCA has confirmed that there is a "gorgeous male" Flemish rabbit living at Maeve's new home already. They said: "She's going to her lovely new home next week with her new family and we're delighted for the outcome.”

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