Emotional support alligator stolen from backyard enclosure, owner says

(WGAL) - The owner of an emotional support alligator is searching for the reptile after he says it was stolen during a visit with friends in Georgia.
Joie Henney says his alligator, Wally, was taken out of a backyard enclosure last Sunday while on a trip to Brunswick, Georgia, from Lebanon, Pennsylvania. He says someone then put the alligator in another person’s yard to terrorize them.
Wildlife officials responded by calling a trapper, who captured Wally and relocated him.
Henney has been searching for Wally, even though he knows his chances of finding him are slim. He says a reward is being offered for the alligator’s safe return, no questions asked.
“We need all the help we can get to bring my baby back,” said Henney in a video posted to TikTok.
A friend of Henney said he heard someone at a bar bragging about stealing an alligator. The bar is trying to figure out the identity of that person.
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