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UTL COMMENT:- Who cares about a squirrel and a raccoon? Yes I do a bit but this is not what this is all about. This just sums up how CORRUPT & HEARTLESS the entire 'caring government' system is.... It is with profound sorrow that we share the heartbreaking news: on October 30th, the DEC made the devastating decision to euthanize our beloved Peanut the squirrel and Fred the raccoon. Despite our passionate outcry for compassion, the agency chose to ignore our pleas, leaving us in deep shock and grief. To add to our anguish, they informed the media of their decision before even notifying P'nuts Freedom Farm, his loving home. This demonstrates a troubling lack of respect and empathy. Their lives were precious, and we refuse to accept this loss in silence. We urgently call on all of you to stand with us in demanding accountability from the DEC and the New York State government. We must advocate for a more passionate approach to wildlife management to ensure that no other animals suffer such a fate. Together, we can amplify our voices and fight for the change that is desperately needed. The DEC agents not only failed to follow proper law enforcement procedures by neglecting to utilize body cameras when entering a property, but they also subjected the Longo's to an unjust and humiliating experience. Instead of treating them with the respect and dignity they deserved, the agents repeatedly questions whether there were security camera's located in their home and, inappropriately, asked on of their owners about their immigration status, treating them as if they were criminals over a beloved pet. This behavior is not only unacceptable but also a glaring example of government overreach that must be addressed. We must demand that our wildlife agencies uphold proper procedures and treat all individuals with fairness and respect, regardless of the situation. The Longo's should never have been made to feel guilty for caring for Peanut and Fred. We call on each of you to join us in seeking justice and reform in how wildlife management is handled in our communities. Join us in holding the DEC accountable for their actions and advocating for the reforms we desperately need. Please continue to sign and share our petition, which now calls for transparency, accountability, and humane practices within the DEC. Together, we can ensure our voices are heard and the no other animals or families face this distressing treatment in the future. #JusticeForPeanut #JusticeForFred Source: https://x.com/marklongoonx/status/1853085116144464109 ................ Video 1: https://x.com/goeddie555/status/1852772851910430792 Video 2: https://x.com/CaptainMorganTN/status/1852627273930674456/video/1 Video 3: https://x.com/robbystarbuck/status/1852789411291000887/video/2 Video 4: https://x.com/NONbiasedly/status/1852864456511861236 ................ GoGundMe Fundraiser: Call For Justice for Peanut the Squirrel and NYSDEC Reform https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-peanuts-return-to-pnuts-freedom-farm

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There is nothing worse than being caught in the act when you're up to no good. You can't lie about it, you can't take it back, all you can do is pray for forgiveness."Tonight Show" host Jimmy Fallon asked his viewers if they had ever been caught red-handed and their responses on Twitter were hilarious.Here are 15 of the funniest and/or most embarrassing Tweets.Called in sick to work one day. Saw one of my students at the beach. We nodded as we both realized we were skipping my class. #IGotCaught— Perkinskiii ? (@thatdrunkfeller) February 15, 2017 sent a sext to my husband... forgot his mom was in a group chat lol #igotcaught— Christin Hughes (@christinmhughes) February 16, 2017 #IGotCaught looking up a guy's info on a college computer. Heard his voice behind me telling me how to correctly spell his last name.— Julie W (@auntgirl) February 15, 2017 I called off sick to go to a music festival. The next day my boss said "next time don't stand in the front row." I was on tv #IGotCaught— Unknown (@notsogoodITguru) February 15, 2017 I went to a sex shop with my wife for the first time, the store assistant greeted me with: "nice to see you again!" #IGotCaught— Slemp (@leonardo_grossi) February 15, 2017 I snuck out at age 15 to go to a drinking party. The door bell rang, I answered the door, there stood my mom #IGOTCAUGHT— Complex Simply (@ComplexSimply4u) February 15, 2017 #igotcaught when my boss caught me dozing off at my desk,I raised my head slowly&said "Amen".— Seabow (@CristySeabow) February 15, 2017 on a first date and sent a text to what I thought was my buddy saying "this date is awful SOS"...sent it to her #igotcaught— Luke Taylor (@statboyslim) February 15, 2017 I was telling my friend about a guy that had a cute butt. The guy heard me and said Thanks. #IGotCaught @FallonTonight— Kerri Gray ? (@kerrikgray) February 15, 2017 Parents found out my bro threw a house party after finding the wifi password pinned up evrywhere.His excuse,"I forgot it..a lot" #IGotCaught— Chloe Pacocha (@AwesomepossumCP) February 16, 2017 This article originally appeared on February 14, 2017

Most creators on TikTok are 18-24 years old, and a good chunk is even younger than that. Social media is definitely a young person's game. 85-year-old Nancy Weatherford never got the memo.A resident at the Commonwealth Senior Living facility in Danville, Virginia, Nancy recently volunteered to be featured on the center's TikTok page. Over 4 million views later, she's been dubbed the 'TikTok Queen'. And she's exactly the influencer we all need right now.It started with a funny video of Nancy and her fellow residents dancing to "Pretty Girls Walk" by Big Boss Vette. @commonwealthsl Pretty girls walk like this at #CSLStratfordHouse ? #seniorlivingcommunity #prettygirlswalk It was one of Commonwealth's first breakout video, racking up over 12,000 views.Commenters were obsessed immediately. "I wish more facilities did this. They are so happy," wrote one user.And then came this hilarious skit of Nancy "interrogating" fellow residents to find out who ate her powdered donuts! This one went over a million, and Commonwealth's follower count began to grow as people started to look forward to the residents' videos. @commonwealthsl Don’t eat her powdered donuts #CSLStratfordHouse #welcomehome #seniorlivingcommunity #donuts All in all, the mini-skits and dance routines put on by Nancy and her fellow Commonwealth residents have racked up over 4 million views.“We call Nancy our little TikTok queen, because our first one went viral instantly,” Heather Dehart, Sales Director for Commonwealth Senior Living told WDBJ. “Now, we have so many followers, and they look forward to it."The videos have such an infectious joy. So much of what's found on TikTok and other social media can feel hollow and fake. The videos made by the Commonwealth seniors are as authentic as it gets. Just a group of friends having a blast together, which, by the way, may be having an excellent effect on their physical health.Bhere's a lot more to the videos than just the laughs and the big view counts.Generating content for the TikTok account is bringing the residents together and giving them joy — regardless of if the videos go viral or not.“It gives them something to do. It gives them a purpose. When they have family members call from different states and say, ‘oh my goodness, I saw the fun you‘re having on Tiktok.’ It makes them then ask, ‘when are we doing the next one, because my family wants to know,” said Dehart.Nancy was, understandably, apprehensive about moving into a senior living community ager her husband passed away. One of the most inspiring aspects of the videos is seeing how at home she and her friends feel there now.Senior living centers, or nursing homes, don't always have the best reputation. They can be drab, lonely places. Depression is frighteningly common.But it doesn't have to be that way.“Being older is fun," Nancy says. "Maybe young people think, ‘ugh,’ but we have a lot of fun, too."

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