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“When he turns his nose toward you, that means he expects a kiss,” said Henney, 69, who goes by Joie (pronounced “Joe”) and lives in Jonestown, Pa., about two hours from Philadelphia. “He’s super sweet-natured.” https://t.co/MBcrhGnPd0 — PolitiTweet.org

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Joseph Henney’s emotional support animal WallyGator goes with him almost everywhere, from the grocery store to walks in the park. They hug each other and sleep in the same bed. WallyGator is an alligator. https://t.co/MBcrhGnPd0 https://t.co/XLGSN8qW8q — PolitiTweet.org

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The two watch television together on the couch, and when Henney takes him to the farmers market, WallyGator gives hugs to shoppers — as long as they are okay with being that close to a 70-pound reptile with a mouth full of razor-sharp teeth. https://t.co/MBcrhGnPd0 https://t.co/IpxlqOs1Uj — PolitiTweet.org

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