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From: akira, [DNS_Address]
Subject: P’Nuts Freedom Farm Animal Sanctuary
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Glenn Greenwald One of the most disgusting parts of NY State executing a search warrant for five hours to find and then kill Peanut the Squirrel was that he was the way this couple raised funds for their amazing animal rescue shelter. Read about it and donate here: LINK: P’Nuts Freedom Farm Animal Sanctuary A place where second chances become reality About Welcome to P'nuts Freedom Farm! Where Second Chances Thrive Seven years ago, a tiny, fluffy baby squirrel entered our lives and changed everything. "Peanut the Squirrel" quickly captured hearts and became a household name. Despite being reintroduced to the wild, Peanut faced adversity, losing half of his tail in a severe attack. Without developing essential wildlife instincts, Peanut became an indoor, non-releasable squirrel. Remarkably, Peanut went on to become the first squirrel to amass over 1 million, and then 2 million, followers on TikTok, with a combined social media following of over 3 million. Thanks to the overwhelming love and support from our dedicated followers, we established "P'nuts Freedom Farm." This sanctuary is a haven where neglected and homeless animals receive a second chance at life. Join us on this incredible journey as we rescue animals in desperate need of care and provide them with the highest quality of life. At P'nuts Freedom Farm, we believe in transforming lives and creating a future full of hope and compassion for every animal we save. What We Do Fulfilling Responsibilities: Meaningful Work at P'nuts Freedom Farm Animal Sanctuary Dedicated Efforts Towards Animal Welfare and Sanctuary Excellence At P'nuts Freedom Farm Animal Sanctuary, we dedicate ourselves to the transformative mission of providing second chances for animals in need. Our sanctuary is more than just a refuge; it is a beacon of hope where neglected and homeless animals find solace, care, and a renewed sense of purpose. Our meaningful work begins with rescuing animals from dire situations, often involving abuse, abandonment, or neglect. Each rescue operation is conducted with the utmost compassion and urgency, ensuring that every animal we save receives immediate medical attention and comfort. Our skilled team of veterinarians and caregivers work tirelessly to rehabilitate these animals, addressing both their physical and emotional wounds. Rehabilitation is a cornerstone of our efforts. We provide personalized care plans tailored to the unique needs of each animal, fostering their recovery and growth in a nurturing environment. Through patience and dedication, we help them regain their strength, trust, and confidence. Education and advocacy are also integral to our mission. We strive to raise awareness about animal welfare issues, promoting compassionate and responsible treatment of all animals. Our outreach programs aim to educate the community, inspiring others to join us in our quest to create a more humane world. Through the support of our dedicated followers and the broader community, we continue to expand our impact, providing sanctuary and hope to more animals in need. At P'nuts Freedom Farm Animal Sanctuary, every life matters, and we are proud to play a pivotal role in giving these animals the futures they deserve. Ensuring Optimal Care: Dedicated to Providing Our Animals With the Best Maintaining a Safe and Clean Environment At P'nut's Freedom Farm Animal Sanctuary, we are dedicated to providing a compassionate and nurturing environment for all our residents. Our commitment revolves around upholding rigorous standards of safety and cleanliness to guarantee the well-being of every animal in our care. Each enclosure is meticulously maintained with a focus on cleanliness, ensuring fresh food and water are always available. Furthermore, P'nuts Freedom Farm is committed to ensuring the highest quality of life for our resident animals. Our sanctuary offers spacious, enriched habitats where animals can thrive and express their natural behaviors. We emphasize the importance of socialization, enrichment activities, and proper nutrition, all of which contribute to their overall well-being. We strive to create a sanctuary where animals can thrive, surrounded by love, respect, and optimal care. Visiting Our Sanctuary A Little Slice of Heaven We have recently relocated to our new property and are currently unable to accommodate general visitors. However, you can support our mission by becoming an animal sponsor, which grants exclusive access to visit and connect with specific animals under our care. Looking ahead, we have plans to introduce educational classes and community events, so please stay updated for future opportunities to engage with us. It is crucial to understand that animal sanctuaries differ significantly from petting zoos. We operate as a nonprofit 501(c)3 organization dedicated to the individualized care and well-being of rescued animals. Unlike petting zoos designed for entertainment, our sanctuary never compels animal interactions; we prioritize the animals' comfort and autonomy at all times. Community Involvement Making Change Possible The Volunteering program is our longest running initiative, based on the premise that making a real difference is not only possible but vital. At P’Nuts Freedom Farm Animal Sanctuary, Volunteering is a source of great pride for our Non-Profit Organization. Volunteering is a cornerstone of our enduring commitment to making a meaningful impact at P’Nuts Freedom Farm Animal Sanctuary. It is a source of immense pride for our nonprofit organization, driven by the belief that each individual can play a vital role in creating positive change. Fill out our Contact Form for more information on how you can make an impact in our community and the lives of these animals today! P’Nuts Freedom Farm Animal Sanctuary TAX ID: 93-2182780 Pine City, New York 14871 pnutsfreedomfarm@gmail.com |
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From: ryan, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: P’Nuts Freedom Farm Animal Sanctuary
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November 4, 2024 Nuts Fred Baumgarten Social media erupted with rage last week over the killing of a beloved pet squirrel and racoon following a home invasion by “enforcement” agents of the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYSDEC). The overzealous agents, tipped off by a neighbor who apparently didn’t even live in her New York apartment, allegedly obtained a search warrant from an accommodating judge, entered and ransacked the apartment, held the couple who owned the animals outside for five hours, and then removed the pets and had them killed, aka “euthanized.” Pictures and videos flooded the internet of the young couple feeding nuts to their adorable ex-squirrel. They defended themselves, claiming that they were awaiting only the final approvals on paperwork filed with the state for a permit to keep the normally wild creatures as pets. The animals had been rescued by the couple and were unable to live in the wild, they said. Don’t get me wrong. The behavior of the NYSDEC agents and authorities of the law was inexcusable. As one commenter pointed out, it was not just about the squirrel, but about the heavy-handed abuse of people who were treated like “common criminals.” Another talked about how this incident “hit close to home” for her because she is a wildlife rehabilitator. She could be next. Who are these outraged commenters? My unscientific survey of my Twitter feed suggests that they are mostly white people, almost none of whom I have seen in my feed before. The most rabid of them, almost surely Republicans, are making this incident the latest cause célèbre in the fight against “Big Government Overreach.” I really have only one question for these people: What planet are you living on? Spare us your righteous (White-eous?) indignation. Go home and read this list of the hundreds of unarmed Black people executed by police. Be thankful that the agents didn’t enter with guns blazing like they did with Breonna Taylor and countless others. Give a moment’s thought to the hundreds of thousands of innocent men, women, and children being slaughtered in the U.S.-sponsored genocide of Palestinians. I’m suddenly reminded of a little figurine a pet store in Bronxville, New York, had (for all I know, it could still be there) depicting a dog peeing on the NFL quarterback Michael Vick. Racist to the core – long after Vick had apologized, made amends, and served 21 months in a federal prison for engaging in dog-fighting. When it comes to pets, there is no fury too great for America’s white people. When it comes to human victims, not so much. It’s absolutely nuts. Fred Baumgarten is a writer living in western Massachusetts. |
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From: akira, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: P’Nuts Freedom Farm Animal Sanctuary
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"Who are these outraged commenters? My unscientific survey of my Twitter feed suggests that they are mostly white people, almost none of whom I have seen in my feed before. The most rabid of them, almost surely Republicans, are making this incident the latest cause célèbre in the fight against “Big Government Overreach.”" I don't give a rat turd about this guy's unscientific survey of his twitter feed. lol. not sure why you would either. |
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45191
From: ryan, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: P’Nuts Freedom Farm Animal Sanctuary
| finally...glenn is reporting on something right up his alley...squirrels and nuts...lol... |
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From: akira, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: P’Nuts Freedom Farm Animal Sanctuary
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He's passionate about animals *& runs a dog sanctuary in Brazil. Kind of petty to attack him. |
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45194
From: ryan, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: P’Nuts Freedom Farm Animal Sanctuary
| just call me tom... |
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