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Boxes of rabbits allegedly abandoned at Seletar roadside, some were baby rabbits just a few days old
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· September 19, 2026
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Several boxes containing rabbits were allegedly abandoned along the side of a road in the Seletar Farmway area on Sep. 18. These included a box of baby rabbits just a few days old, according to an Instagram post by animal welfare group Voices For Animals (VFA) founder Derrick Tan. Abandoned rabbi...
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Key points These included a box of baby rabbits just a few days old, according to an Instagram post by animal welfare group Voices For Animals (VFA) founder Derrick Tan. Several boxes containing rabbits were allegedly abandoned along the side of a road in the Seletar Farmway area on Sep.
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What is this story about? Several boxes containing rabbits were allegedly abandoned along the side of a road in the Seletar Farmway area on Sep. 18. These included a box of baby rabbits just a few days old, according to an Instagram post by animal welfare group Voices For Animals (VFA) founder Derrick Tan. Abandoned rabbi...
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