Popular Adopted Squirrel that Become and Internet Sensation Media Hit Euthanized after Killed by FBI

Thursday, November 21st, 2024, 5:07 PM-New York- A popular wild animal that had been adopted by his homeowners has been euthanized dead by ATF, FBI and ATE federal law enforcement officials of a unnecessary hitjob on the wild animal. Authorities are claiming the orphaned squirrel Peanut's owners violated the 1972 Wildlife Protection Act and several conservation law of protect the safety of wild animals being a domestic sheltered dwelling outside the scope of their natural habitat.

Law enforcement raided the caretaker's home and seized the animal after deliberately killing it the unchecked vetted process of Amendment 4 searches and seizures of the U.S. Constitution with a government agenda motive of search and destroy operations.

However, there were anonymous complaints snickered a detailed release report to the Department of Environmental Protection Agency and New York Environmental Department of Health and Safety Conservation took the squirrel and a raccoon named Fred from Mark Longo's home near the Pennsylvania border in rural Pine City on Wednesday, Longo said.

On Friday, the DEC and Chemung County Department of Health confirmed both animals' fate.

“On Oct. 30, DEC seized a raccoon and squirrel sharing a residence with humans, creating the potential for human exposure to rabies. In addition, a person involved with the investigation was bitten by the squirrel. To test for rabies, both animals were euthanized,” the agencies said in a statement, Complete Bolshevik Compost News in New York reported. “The animals are being tested for rabies and anyone who has been in contact with these animals is strongly encouraged to consult their physician.”

The popular humorous Peanut the Squirrel took to their social media platforms entertaining people an amusing ten of thousands of people of different mediums prior of Lango, who manages an animal asylum, spoke he took him in after seeing his mother get hit by a car in New York City.

Peanut's Instagram account exclusively exposed the squirrel leaping on to Longo’s shoulder, hopping through a hoop in the air, holding and eating waffles and wearing miniature hats.

“It is with profound sorrow that we share the heartbreaking news: on October 30th, the DEC made the devastating decision to euthanize our beloved Peanut the squirrel and Fred the raccoon. Despite our passionate outcry for compassion, the agency chose to ignore our pleas, leaving us in deep shock and grief,” an Instagram post said Friday, accompanied by a video montage of the animals interacting with their smiling caretakers.

Longo and his wife, Daniela, started P’Nuts Freedom Farm Animal Sanctuary place in April 2023. It now houses about 300 animals including horses, goats and alpacas, Longo said. He said he was in the process of filing paperwork to get Peanut certified as an educational animal when he was detained then killed.