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05 Sept 2025
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A dog who survived a brutal axe attack to her head is ready to be adopted.
That's according to My Lovely Horse Rescue (MLHR), which yesterday (February 8) posted a video to their official Facebook page showing "fantastic" Maeve frolicking with other rescued animals.
They are seeking to place Maeve in a loving forever home after the horrible cruelty she endured by what they call "a human monster".
An MLHR spokesperson previously recounted Maeve's story on Facebook in January 2024, stating: "For anyone that doesn’t know the sad cruel story of Maeve, someone tried to murder her with an axe to the head.
MLHR confirmed she is now doing great, and would be happy in a dog home with larger dogs and no cats.
In the video post, MLHR stated: "She is great meeting other dogs, just look at our girl. She’s so fantastic and has come a long way, she can be nervous with men but kindness and love will sort that.
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