New York Republicans pushes the “peanuts” after the favorite pet was confiscated, killed, killed

New York Republicans The new law is pushing to protect the animals after your favorite pet squirrel and the Internet nicknamed P’nut was passed and killed by state -owned environmental protection officers at the end of last year.

The bill called “A Law on Petricals: The Law on Humane Protection of Animals” will require a 72-hour waiting period before the Environmental Protection Department (DEC) may pour any confiscated animal. It would also give the owners the opportunity to listen before the state will take away or deposit its animals.

P’nut and another home squirrel named Fred were delivered from Mark and Daniel Long to the Optofi last October after someone filed an anonymous complaint. Both animals were killed and protested, and both trials returned negatively.

The squirrels had a huge next social media, and Peduts almost one million followers to observe the content of criticism and his family.

Owners of your favorite peanut plane Squirrel sue New York from the capture and killing

Peanuts or P’nut The Wrirel, which last week was poured over 500,000 followers on Instagram. (Peanut_the_squirrel12 via Instagram)

As soon as the news has spread On the Instagram P’nut page, The reaction over the DEC actions spread as a forest fire on the Internet. At the time, everyone, from Elon Musk to President Trump, was weighed at the murder of expensive family animals.

Musk called the murder back in November as “the whole thing of the squirrel” while in Joe Rogan.

Assembly Jake Bloomcant (R-nassau) Who sponsor the bill, said it was justice. “It’s about the proper process,” he said, adding that animals should not be killed if they do not pose a direct danger.

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Longas, who manages the sanctuary for animals, say they have never been told why their pets. They hope the new bill will stop such cases again.

Mark Long said about the new bill: “I am sitting here trying not to cry, but the adoption of this law will move to make sure that the rights of animals are no longer noticed.”

Peanuts or “p’nut” was only a child when Longas saved him. The squirrel adapted to his foster human family after his real mother hit the car when he was only five weeks.

The peanuts were saved at 5 weeks with his foster parents after his mother hit the car. (Peanut_the_squirrel12 via Instagram)

“They were not dangerous. They were not sick. They were not wild threats that wandered the streets,” said MP Blomekran. “They were rescued – loved, raised and safe.”

Proponents of the legislation say it is common sense of protection of both animals and their owners.

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“Here’s a cold, solid truth. It’s too small, too late. Words don’t save p’nut and Fred, and words will not save the next animal or the next family if we don’t change the law.”

A lawyer who represents the Long family did not immediately respond to the Fox News Digital request.