P’Nut wants payback. The beloved pet squirrel and his raccoon sidekick, Fred, were not euthanized – they were viciously ...

P’nut’s death has sparked an outpouring of donations, with an online fundraising page raking in well over $158,000 for the Longos. “I don’t want his life to be known for this,” Mark ...

P’Nut the Squirrel’s owners are set to sue New York state after agents seized and decapitated their Internet-famous pet – and they say the government may have lied to justify killing the animal.

P’nut, an Instagram-famous squirrel that was seized and euthanized by New York state and entered the political fray before the election, was negative for rabies, state officials said Tuesday.

P’Nut the Squirrel’s owner Mark Longo is feuding with cryptocurrency investors this week he claims are profiting off the tragic death of his famous pet facebook YGG Alerts “I got really ...

P’Nut and Fred were seized from Longo’s home by the DEC on Oct. 30 and euthanized by the agency one day later, after it received an anonymous complaint about an animal possibly infected with ...

The deaths of P’nut and Fred are the perfect encapsulation of an America ruled by the petty bureaucracy, invasive virtue-signaling, and moral hypocrisy of the political Left.

P’nut’s death has sparked backlash from other pols, too. The spokesman for former Gov. Andrew Cuomo, who is reportedly eyeing a run for New York City mayor, ...

Two of their animal charges, a raccoon named Fred and a squirrel named P’Nut, were targeted by ever-vigilant agents from the state departments of Environmental Conservation and Health.

P’nut the squirrel was negative for rabies, officials say, as owner threatens suit by: Lauren Irwin, The Hill. Posted: Nov 13, 2024 / 01:08 PM EST. Updated: Nov 13, 2024 / 01:08 PM EST.

P’nut the squirrel was negative for rabies, officials say, as owner threatens suit by: Lauren Irwin, The Hill. Posted: Nov 13, 2024 / 12:41 PM EST. Updated: Nov 13, 2024 / 12:41 PM EST.

P’nut bit an environmental officer during a search of Longo’s home, prompting the rabies test. In many cases, animals need to be killed before such a test can be conducted.