Internet sensation Peanut the Squirrel euthanized after being seized by NY state
The Issue: The euthanasia of P’Nut, a squirrel famous on social media for his various antics, in New York.I’m so proud to have the Department of Environmental Conservation and Gov. Hochul protecting us. They sent in government agents to raid a house and bring a couple to justice for “unlawfully possessing” a squirrel and raccoon — by giving the critters a room, meals and a pen.
These crazy cops and vets are worse than the animals they are willing to euthanize at the drop of a hat. The prison closures aren’t because crime is down. Rather, New York state and Hochul want to use that money for other things. The two people running the sanctuary took excellent care of their rescued animals. This sweet squirrel and raccoon showed no symptoms of illness.
It took 10 government agents in upstate New York five hours to capture and kill a celebrity squirrel.
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