Owner Fighting for Return of Seized Alligator in New York
Tony Cavallaro is fighting for the return of his alligator, Albert, who was seized by conservation officers in New York after his license expired. Cavallaro claims Albert is a gentle giant and an emotional support animal, but authorities cite safety concerns due to people interacting with the alligator.
Key Points
- Tony Cavallaro is fighting for the return of his 34-year-old alligator, Albert, who was seized by conservation officers in New York.
- Cavallaro claims Albert is a gentle giant and has never shown aggression towards people or other animals.
- Authorities seized Albert due to expired licensing and safety concerns arising from people interacting with the alligator.
Pros
- Albert has been a part of Tony Cavallaro's life for over three decades and is considered an emotional support animal.
- Cavallaro and his neighbors, as well as strangers on social media, are supporting his efforts to get Albert back.
Cons
- Albert's license had expired, and Cavallaro had allowed other people to interact with the alligator, posing safety risks.
- Authorities have cited health-related issues in Albert and concerns about public safety.