After Peanut the squirrel's death, what to know about NY wildlife regulations
The controversy over Peanut, the pet squirrel and social media sensation seized by the state Department of Environmental Conservation and euthanized last week, has raised questions about who can and should handle wildlife in New York.
Peanut the Squirrel latest: What we know and what’s next for owner Mark Longo
Internet-famous Peanut the squirrel was euthanized after NY wildlife officials seized him from his owner’s home, sparking widespread outrage and forcing state offices to close amid bomb threats. Learn what led to the viral pet’s controversial death.
Mark Longo, who called Peanut the Squirrel his pet for this past seven years, described the New York's decision to seize and ...
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The man who took in orphaned Peanut the squirrel says it’s ‘surreal’ officials euthanized his petCopyright 2024 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. FILE — This undated image provided by Mark Longo shows his pet ...
Fans have been in an uproar since internet sensation Peanut the squirrel was seized from his owner's home ... Peanut ...
Two days after he was seized from his home in New York, Peanut the Squirrel has been euthanized. The New York ...
Peanut, a small wild creature, was taken from the home of Mark Longo after he failed to obtain a proper license.
P'Nut, an internet-famous squirrel from Upstate N.Y., was euthanized by the DEC — sparking outrage and bomb threats.
It has not been announced that the bomb threats correlate with the seizure and euthanasia of Peanut the Squirrel.
Republican lawmakers have condemned the decision by state officials to kill the squirrel as unnaceptable government overreach ...
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