Small Dead Animals is rapidly losing  support from Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall and the Saskatchewan Party.  Details can be found here.

small dead animals is run by Kate McMillan, she is not a member of the SaskParty.
Sean in Saskatchewan:

Reporter: What do you say today about the small dead animal blog…?
Brad Wall (BW): Those are intolerant and unacceptable remarks and I had known for some time in Opposition we had an endorsement on our website referencing myself and I think that’s been removed, and if it hasn’t it will be shortly.

Reporter 1: Why?
BW: Because those comments are just simply unacceptable, and I’m not sure what direct relationship there is between an endorsement and those comments except that that individual and the website, if those words are reflective of their view, I would like not to be on our caucus website.

Jordon Cooper, who won the #1 spot in the religious blog category in the Canadian Blog Awards, has been writing about Station 20 in Saskatoon. He works in the downtown area for the Salvation Army and knows his clients and their needs.  
small dead animals posted March 28th on Station 20, the post was mentioned unfavourably in the Saskatchewan legislature by MLA Cam Broten.

Ms. McMillan’s statements were petty, hurtful, and offensive,” Broten said. “By associating himself with Ms. McMillan and as a result lending her credibility, Brad Wall is exhibiting extremely poor leadership and bad judgment”.

The comments come after a posting made by McMillan on the proposed Station 20 West project in Saskatoon, which recently saw its funding eliminated by the Sask Party government. The posting compares potential Station 20 users in downtown Saskatoon with drug addicts and petty criminals. It first appeared on Ms. McMillan’s website on Friday March 28.”

Saks. NDP caucus webpage