Johnny Depp joined a private charity concert in London, helped raise $300,000 for Animal Trust that’s been saving abandoned, sick, and injured cats

While most celebrities were being photographed at after-parties last weekend, Johnny Depp quietly slipped into a private charity concert in London. There was no fanfare, no press release and no social media announcement.

There was, apparently, a very unimpressed cat.

The event raised £240,000 (approximately $300,000) for an animal rescue trust dedicated to saving abandoned, sick and injured cats across the UK. It is the kind of organization that works without applause, patching up the cats nobody else wanted.

Depp has long been known for his love of animals. He didn’t headline the night for the cameras. He showed up because he was asked, and because he said yes.

The photo that’s been circulating shows him holding a cream-colored rescue cat, with the kind of expression that suggests the cat has already assessed him and found him adequate at best. Depp looks fine with that verdict.

No statement was issued, and no charity named him as an ambassador. He came, he played, he helped fill the room, and a few more cats got a second chance because of it.

The internet had thoughts.

“The cat is not impressed and honestly same,” wrote one commenter. “But also this man did not have to do this and I’m not crying, you’re crying.”