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Henney’s unusual relationship with WallyGator started in 2015, he said, when a friend called from Florida and asked if he could take in a few gators that had been found in a pond in Orlando. https://t.co/MBcrhGnPd0 — 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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Henney told his Florida friend that he could take in three juvenile alligators. After a while, he sent two of the gators to reptile refuges in New York and New Jersey, he said. But he decided to keep WallyGator, who was 14 months at the time. https://t.co/MBcrhGnPd0 — PolitiTweet.org

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