A Pennsylvania man's “emotional support alligator” named Wally has gone missing while on vacation in Georgia. Wally disappeared on April 21st, and his owner, Joie Henney, believes Wally was stolen. Henney, who delayed filing a police report due to not having the proper permit, is offering a reward for Wally's safe return, stating that the person who took him is "very ungrateful and very mean."
Henney, a longtime reptile rescuer, has worked with alligators for 30 years and received Wally from Florida in 2015. He’s reiterated to news sources that Wally shows no aggression, adding, “He's just loveable. He sleeps with me, steals my pillows, steals my blankets. He's just awesome.”
Source: Daily Mail
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