(WPHL) – Philadelphia’s favorite emotional support alligator, Wally, has gone missing ... well as to a lot of other people that he makes happy and puts joy in their hearts.” ...

Wally, the alligator who was rescued from a Disneyland pond and later became the world's first licensed emotional support alligator, gained widespread attention. During a vacation in Georgia ...

Gritty was videoed bringing Wally the alligator out and holding him for the "Lion King Cam" portion of the NHL hockey game at the Wells Fargo Center Kimberlee Speakman is a digital writer at PEOPLE.

He told the outlet he fed Wally with tongs at first, but he felt comfortable picking up the animal almost right away. Within a month, the gator was gentle and happy to follow his new owner around ...

The owner had been looking for the alligator named Wally, but he was unsure when or where he lost him, according to police. The “cooperative” motel staff allowed Wally to remain in the room ...

When Wally the alligator was rescued from a Disney pond, he became a source of emotional support for his owner, who battled severe depression. Officially recognized as the first emotional support ...

Wally, an emotional support alligator, walks into the SpiriTrust Lutheran Village in York on Jan. 14. Wally and his handler, Joie Henney visit schools and senior centers, putting on programs about ...

Cheboygan police officers Kennedy Duvall and Grant Spray pose for a photo with Wally, an alligator that was found in a room at Pine River Motel. The alligator — only one of several animals ...