在安乐死花生之后，纽约仍然没有将遗体归还给他的主人

松鼠安乐死几个月后，该州仍然没有归还啮齿动物的遗体。

Peanut the squirrel's owner still hasn't been able to bury his beloved pet.

松鼠的花生的主人仍然无法埋葬他心爱的宠物。

Months after the squirrel was euthanized by the state, the state still hasn't returned the rodent's remains.

松鼠被州安乐死几个月后，该州仍未归还啮齿动物的遗体。

"Today hurt me really bad. To be honest, I'm still shocked and really upset with the response," Mark Longo said in a statement. "It took DEC almost five months to respond, and they respond with, 'We can do better.' Five months of not knowing why Peanut was killed. Five months, and we still don't have the whereabouts of Peanut's and Fred's bodies. No answers. There's no remorse. I'm just at a loss."

马克·朗戈（Mark Longo）在一份声明中说：“今天伤害了我真的很糟糕。老实说，我仍然对回应感到震惊，并真的很沮丧。” “ 12月花了近五个月的回应，他们回答说：'我们可以做得更好。'五个月不知道花生为何被杀死，我们仍然没有花生的尸体和弗雷德的尸体。

This comes after DEC agents raided Longo's home and took Peanut and Fred. Ultimately, they euthanized both of them.

这是在Dec Agents突袭Longo的家并带走花生和弗雷德之后。最终，他们对他们俩实施了安乐死。

He wrote several months ago, "Well internet, you WON. You took one of the most amazing animals away from me because of your selfishness. To the group of people who called DEC, there's a special place in hell for you. Today at 10am Wednesday, Oct 30, 2024... The NY State DEC showed up to my house and took Peanut. He was TAKEN to the EUTHANIZED."

他几个月前写道：“互联网，你赢了。你是因为你的自私而带走了我最神奇的动物之一。对于那些打电话给dec的人来说，你在地狱中有一个特殊的位置。

He continued, "Im in shock, disbelief, and disgusted to the people who did this to, PNUT. For the last 7 years, Peanut has been my best friend. He's been the center of my world and many of yours for so long, I don't know how to process this, emotionally. Last year we moved to NY in hopes of starting a NONPROFIT animal rescue in PNUT's Name."

他继续说：“我感到震惊，难以置信，对这样做的人感到厌恶。在过去的7年中，花生一直是我最好的朋友。他一直是我世界的中心，而且很多人都这么长时间了，我不知道如何在情感上进行处理。去年，我们愿意开始纽约州的纽约，希望开始在Puth in Pnut san in Puth的名字中开始使用。”

Later on Wednesday, Amanda Lefton, acting director of the state Department of Environmental Conservation, apologized for the way that agents handled the squirrel.

周三晚些时候，州环境保护部代理主任阿曼达·左顿（Amanda Lefton）为特工处理松鼠的方式道歉。

"We know that we can do better moving forward," Lefton said. "We have carefully reviewed all public feedback and we understand the distress caused to communities throughout the state. I have prioritized a review of our current wildlife protection and enforcement process to protect New Yorkers and this agency from similar incidents in the future."

左顿说：“我们知道我们可以更好地前进。” “我们已经仔细审查了所有公共反馈，我们了解了全州社区造成的困扰。我优先审查我们当前的野生动植物保护和执法过程，以保护纽约人和该机构将来免受类似事件的侵害。”

The agency said that it's agents acted in accordance with state law when they seized the squirrels from Longo's home after receiving complaints about the squirrels being in an unsafe environment. The agency added that they had no intention of returning the squirrels to an unsafe environment.

该机构表示，当他们收到有关松鼠处于不安全环境的投诉后，他们的特工在州法律上抓住了松鼠。该机构补充说，他们无意将松鼠返回不安全的环境。

"The Department's actions were guided by a deep commitment to the welfare of all living creatures and the balance of the ecosystem," the agency said. "We remain dedicated to fulfilling our mission with professionalism and respect for the diverse range of perspectives within the communities we serve."

该机构说：“该部门的行动是由对所有生物的福利和生态系统平衡的深刻承诺所指导的。” “我们仍然致力于以专业精神和尊重我们所服务社区的各种观点的尊重来实现我们的使命。”

The state's handling of Peanut sparked outrage among animal lovers, who started a petition to get the squirrels returned to Longo or have them buried in a respectful manner.

该州对花生的处理引发了动物爱好者的愤怒，动物爱好者开始了请愿书，以使松鼠重返龙戈或以尊重的方式被埋葬。

"It appears that the state agency was intent on keeping the true facts of the matter hidden from the public and preferred instead to release an incomplete narrative in response to the outpouring of anger and sadness from the community," the petition reads. "The actions of the DEC agents and the handling of Peanut and Fred have deeply saddened and angered many people."

请愿书写道：“看来，国家机构打算将事实的真实事实保留在公众中，而更喜欢释放不完整的叙述，以应对社区的愤怒和悲伤。” “ Dec特工的行动以及花生和弗雷德的处理使许多人深感难过和激怒了许多人。”