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peanut squirrelThe story is a blow to a New York state assemblyman who is currently pushing legislation to prevent the animal heartbreak that befell the social media star, and says his calls for an investigation are being ignored.
Jake BlumenkranzLong Island’s 15th Congressional District representative drafted “The Peanut Law: Humane Animal Protection Act.”,” This means you must wait 72 hours before euthanizing any animal in the sanctuary. He told TMZ the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation and Governor. Cathy Hocheol So far there has been radio silence regarding the investigation into this matter.
Blumencranz, a well-known animal advocate, said all he heard from authorities was that DEC officials were simply following the rules when they confiscated peanuts from the P’nuts Freedom Farm animal sanctuary. And that’s why he’s pushing for change. Because the current protocols are too extreme and lack compassion for the animals involved.
Blumencranz’s proposal includes establishing an emergency appeals process to allow sanctuary operators to challenge decisions about animals. Additionally, it will ensure that all animal shelters with tax IDs are recognized as legitimate facilities with humane and due process rights.
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He explains that these changes will give people the opportunity to intervene, ensure due process and fight against unfair treatment when animals are confiscated.
Another state politician – Rodney’s Bichott HermelineMajority Whip of the New York State Assembly – told TMZ she is an avid animal rights advocate and sympathizes with them. peanutplight of, she believes in euthanasia An investigation by the NY State Dept. of Environmental Conservation found that the squirrel had bitten someone, so peanuts were the only option.
Jake Blumencranz says the entire episode, which he calls a “tragedy,” is typical of New York. As crime continues to rage in New York City, you and your SWAT team are doing everything in your power to catch the squirrel. He believes the state’s priorities need a serious overhaul and suggested animals could be returned to their homes instead of being subjected to drastic euthanasia.
