Jannette Marie Fuller, a woman from Harper Woods, Michigan, is facing widespread backlash after describing on social media how she attacked an opossum that appeared on her porch using pepper spray, boiling water and bleach. Her comments went viral after the Detroit Animal Welfare Group (DAWG) shared screenshots and details of her post, prompting calls for an investigation by the Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR).
Fuller reportedly described the incident on her personal Facebook page, where she recounted using the substances on the animal and continued discussing what happened in the comments. Rather than expressing regret after the post attracted criticism, she appeared to dismiss the backlash and suggested she was pleased with the reaction.
The controversy has also been followed by reports that Fuller no longer works as a paralegal for Morestealth Consulting LLC, although the circumstances of her reported departure have not been independently established.
Jannette Fuller Describes Attack on Opossum in Facebook Post
According to the post shared by DAWG on November 6, 2026, Fuller described finding an opossum on her porch in Harper Woods before using pepper spray, hot water and bleach on the animal.
She reportedly elaborated in the comments, describing how she reacted to the animal and discussed the incident with neighbors.
The post attracted particular outrage because Fuller appeared to recount the treatment of the opossum in a joking manner. She also reportedly compared the animal’s appearance to Donald Trump and included laughing emojis.
The details spread rapidly after DAWG brought the post to wider public attention, with animal welfare supporters condemning the treatment of the wildlife.
Fuller Responds to Backlash Instead of Apologizing
As criticism grew, Fuller reportedly posted a response suggesting that she was amused by the public reaction.
“When I tell you I can get a reaction out of people 😂😂😂😂 They mad about what I put on my page #highlights #100000000000000000000000000kflowers.”
Her response intensified the backlash, with many people interpreting it as a refusal to acknowledge the seriousness of the incident.
The controversy prompted further demands for authorities to investigate what happened to the opossum and determine whether any animal cruelty laws had been violated.
Michigan DNR Investigating Opossum Incident
In its public statement, DAWG said the incident had been reported to the Michigan Department of Natural Resources and that the agency was responding to calls about the opossum.
The animal welfare group also clarified that local animal control does not handle wildlife. DAWG said an attempt to contact the woman had ended when she hung up.
The organization urged people to share the information and bring attention to the incident, expressing concern for the animal and calling for accountability.
The Michigan DNR investigation is an important development, although authorities have not publicly announced findings or confirmed whether charges will be filed.
Jannette Fuller Reportedly No Longer Works for Morestealth Consulting LLC
The controversy has also affected Fuller’s reported professional employment.
Information circulating after the post went viral indicates that Jannette Marie Fuller no longer works as a paralegal for Morestealth Consulting LLC.
Reports have described her departure as a dismissal following the public backlash. However, the company has not been quoted confirming that she was fired or explaining the circumstances surrounding her reported departure.
Fuller’s social media profile reportedly identifies her as a Detroit-based digital creator.
Social Media Users Demand Accountability
The DAWG post attracted substantial engagement, including more than 1,200 likes, hundreds of comments and a large number of angry reactions, according to the figures supplied.
Many commenters expressed anger and disgust over the treatment of the opossum. Others called for authorities to investigate and urged people to contact the Michigan DNR.
The incident has also renewed discussion about the treatment of wildlife in residential neighborhoods and the importance of responding appropriately when animals appear around homes.
For now, the Michigan DNR investigation remains a central part of the developing story. Authorities have yet to announce their findings, while the reported end of Fuller’s employment with Morestealth Consulting LLC has added another dimension to the public fallout.
