Australian minister threatens Johnny Depp's dogs

2024 Author: James Gerald | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 14:00

For several weeks in Australia, the shooting of the fifth part of the blockbuster "Pirates of the Caribbean" is in full swing. Actor Johnny Depp (Johnny Depp) tries with might and main, and the rest of the crew intend to give their best, but without unpleasant incidents. For example, Australian Agriculture Minister Barnaby Joyce is outraged by the illegal importation of dogs belonging to Depp into the country.

Upon learning that two Yorkshire terriers, Pistol and Boo, were brought into the country on Depp's private plane, without obtaining the necessary permits and bypassing veterinary control, the minister demanded to take out the animals and threatened to euthanize the dogs.

“When you want to bring animals, you need to get permits, then they are sent to quarantine, and only after that you can take them. But if we start letting movie stars, even if they are even twice recognized as the sexiest in the world, break the law, then what will happen? Now is the time for Pistol and Boo to head back to the United States, or we will have to put them to sleep,”Joyce said on ABC 612.

As a result, in a matter of hours, the actor's dogs became real stars, and now the paparazzi are hunting for pictures of Pistol and Boo, ignoring Johnny and his wife, actress Amber Heard, who is now also in Australia.

And the most active animal activists even filed a petition on the Change.org website against the euthanasia of Pistol and Boo. By the way, the opinions of Australian citizens on the issue of illegal importation of dogs by Depp are divided. Most noticed that the law is the law and celebrities should not break it. But some sharply condemned the decision of the authorities, saying that in this case it is worth putting to sleep Barnaby Joyce himself.