- Johnny Depp visited the Folly Wildlife rescue
- The rescue page posted the picture of Johnny Depp holding an orphaned badger cub on their Instagram handle
- The staff had a wonderful afternoon as Depp toured the hospital’s care veterinary units.
Johnny Depp, who won his defamation suit against ex-wife Amber Heard, demonstrated his caring personality during a recent visit to a wildlife rescue organisation.
After regaining his life, the Pirates of the Caribbean star, 59, paid a surprise visit to Folly Wildlife Rescue in Broadwater Forest near Tunbridge Wells in Kent and spent some time with the animals.
Depp can be seen holding an orphaned badger cub in one of the rescue center’s photos, which were taken there by Beck’s wife, Sandra Cash. Depp’s photo received a lot of love and praise from his fans, with one calling him a “man of pure soul.”
The rescue organisation shared a photo of the actor on Facebook, writing, ‘Guess who’s been to see us at Folly Wildlife Rescue – no, you’re not seeing things – that’s the real Johnny Depp!’
‘And what a fantastic afternoon it was for our staff and volunteers as he toured the hospital’s care and veterinary units.’ Johnny was extremely complimentary, saying he was “blown away” by what he saw.
They explained that Depp was granted the ‘rare privilege’ of holding Freddie, an orphaned badger cub.
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Johnny Depp also shared the adorable photo on his Instagram Story to teach his adoring fans and followers a lesson in love and care.
