This is the story of Nutkin the Squirl

This is the story of "Nutkin"

told by we the people at squirrel lovers for freedom from information found in several newspaper articles
Nutkin is a nine year old gray squirrel, rescued as an orphaned baby by a caring couple in South Carolina. The couple: Mr. & Mrs. Jean and Barbara Gosselin, now of Orwigsburg, PA. We have followed and investigated their story for the past several months and we are appalled that it is still going on.

In short, Jean and Barb, who are native Pennsylvanians, took up residence in South Carolina for some time. During their stay there, these kind folks took in an orphaned gray squirrel, which is not illegal to do in the state of South Carolina. Upon moving back to Pennsylvania, they brought the squirrel that had since become a family pet, with them (as any kind hearted American would do.)

No one cared that they had this squirrel that was healthy, happy and loved. No one, that is, until Game Officer William Dingman, answered a call from them complaining about deer poachers on their private property, private property that we are allowed to own here in America. However, Mr. Dingman appears to have not only completely ignored the complaint about the deer poaching, he cited them for possessing illegal wildlife.

Nutkin has been in hiding for several months now, because the Pennsylvania Game Commission seems to believe they should be allowed to take possession of Nutkin and determine her fate after Jean and Barb have loved and cared for her for the past nine years. Is this the American way?

So, the case of Nut kin has been going on for the past six months.

Thank you, Pennsylvania Game Commission,
for making a mockery of the American Constitution.