P’Nut saga: Squirrel decapitated because ‘he had rabies’ was not actually infected
P’Nut the squirrel did not have rabies, tests show, after he was seized from his owners and decapitated. The furry creature became a symbol of government overreach to supporters after being taken from an animal sanctuary in upstate New York and euthanised last month.
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