America: Why was 'Peanut', the squirrel with more than 6 lakh followers, killed?

Squirrel Peanut Killed: Presidential elections are about to be held in America, it is difficult to say who will reach the White House after winning the elections, Indian-origin Kamala Harris or former President Donald Trump.

America's elections are being fought on many issues, now a new issue has come to the fore in this election and this is the issue of a squirrel named Peanut. There is currently a discussion going on in America as to why the authorities killed him.

According to the information about the entire incident, the squirrel named Peanut became a star on social media. Suddenly, his caretaker's house is raided and the squirrel named Peanut is captured and later killed.

What did the officials say?
After several anonymous complaints, state Department of Environmental Protection officials raided the home of Mark Longo, who lives in Pine City, near the Pennsylvania border, and seized a squirrel named Fred and a raccoon, according to the official.

Caretaker on Instagram
Shared a video of the famous squirrel named Peanut, who was captured and later killed by New York authorities after biting a government employee. In this regard, a person named Longo shared a video on Instagram and told the whole truth that on November 1, Peanut was caught by the Environmental Protection Department of New York State and after that Peanut was killed.

 

People did not listen to anything I said
We made several compassionate representations about this Pinot but the authorities did not listen to us at all, which is what saddens us the most. The officers raided my house and said you are a drug dealer. I sat outside my house for four-five hours. Authorities searched my house for peanuts and raccoons, found the raccoons and squirrels, captured them, and euthanized them.

Tribute on social media
Reacting to Peanut's death, one user wrote, “This is heartbreaking and so wrong! Where are all the animal organizations?” Another user commented, “I just heard about #PeanutTheSquirrel. She was 7 years old and had been a pet for 7 years. How could she be considered a wild animal when she was just a pet? You can say the same thing about any animal. Can do.” NY State.”