Marc Ching Takes Credit For HSI Rescue
100's of Dogs Died during Marc Ching's Botched 2016 Yulin Rescue, The Number Would Have Been Higher If It Wasn't For HSI
People are finally catching on to the fact that Marc Ching and Valarie Ianniello, his Executive Director of Animal Hope and Wellness Foundation (AHWF) have no shame.
Related Story: Is Marc Ching's AHWF Director a Racist One thing's for sure no one has to wonder why their donations are way down and AHWF is losing supporters by the truckload. Marc Ching Cries That Every Major Company Abandoned Him, But He Fails To Tell You These Companies Said No Because Marc Ching's Big Plan 2016 Yulin rescue was to buy 100's of dogs which every real animal rescue operation that has more than two people would tell you is wrong. Instead of accepting advice from organizations that have gone to the Yulin Dog meat Festival for years, Marc Ching knew better even if the 2016 festival would be the first time he was ever there. The cost for Marc Ching arrogance was paid by the hundreds of dogs going from one hellhole to another hellhole. But according to Marc Ching 'They would have died anyway, so all's good' Just to set the record straight, Marc Ching paid for the dogs, that is what Marc Ching considers "Rescued" the moment after he paid, then whatever happens is inconsequential, because if they die then Marc Ching posts "At least it died knowing it was free" Which is probably the most retarded logic ever concocted. |
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The Truth
Marc Ching paid for 1000 dogs and then had no clue what to do with 1000 dogs, stuffed into rusted metal Yulin dog meat cages.
He paid more than $14,000 in donation money to dump 700 dogs onto the Monks, Marc knew 100 could go to the compound he set up in Nanning, leaving 200 dogs stuck with a brainless piece of slime.
Peter Li, who consults with the Humane Society International (HSI) stepped up to the plate and agreed to take 120 dogs off Marc Ching's hands, Lee's plan was to drive the dogs to HSI's compound up North.
Marc Ching 'Mr. Know it all' attending his first ever Yulin Festival thought they would all die on this trip, in fact, Marc Ching was asking for the dogs back because Marc Ching knows everything... The reality is he knows squat.
Out of the 120 dogs that Peter Li an experienced Yulin rescuer started with on the long trip to the HSI Compound, only 8 were lost during the journey. Peter Li #1 - Marc Ching #0
The fact is Peter Li and HSI would have taken all 200 dogs, but HSI, who also have donors to answer to, wanted Marc Ching and AHWF to send out a Press release saying that HSI was taking not 120 but 200 dogs from Marc Ching's rescue. Marc Ching was outraged because Marc Ching already had planted the 1000 dog rescue story in LA weekly and other media outlets.
Instead of admitting to the fact that HSI needed to step in and rescue, his rescue Marc Ching REFUSED, because he would rather see the dogs die than ever lose a press release that could bring in thousands of dollars. So Peter Li, who could have told Marc Ching to go screw himself and left all the dogs, instead Dr. Li honored his commitment and drove off with the 120 he originally promised.
We would like to point out that HSI has been involved with many rescue operations during the 2016 Yulin Festival and there is no way of even telling from this article that these dogs were, in fact, part of the 120 dogs that HSI needed to rescue from Marc Ching in Nanning, but AHWF clearly never lets facts stand in the way of their bullshit before, so why start now.
Marc Ching paid for 1000 dogs and then had no clue what to do with 1000 dogs, stuffed into rusted metal Yulin dog meat cages.
He paid more than $14,000 in donation money to dump 700 dogs onto the Monks, Marc knew 100 could go to the compound he set up in Nanning, leaving 200 dogs stuck with a brainless piece of slime.
Peter Li, who consults with the Humane Society International (HSI) stepped up to the plate and agreed to take 120 dogs off Marc Ching's hands, Lee's plan was to drive the dogs to HSI's compound up North.
Marc Ching 'Mr. Know it all' attending his first ever Yulin Festival thought they would all die on this trip, in fact, Marc Ching was asking for the dogs back because Marc Ching knows everything... The reality is he knows squat.
Out of the 120 dogs that Peter Li an experienced Yulin rescuer started with on the long trip to the HSI Compound, only 8 were lost during the journey. Peter Li #1 - Marc Ching #0
The fact is Peter Li and HSI would have taken all 200 dogs, but HSI, who also have donors to answer to, wanted Marc Ching and AHWF to send out a Press release saying that HSI was taking not 120 but 200 dogs from Marc Ching's rescue. Marc Ching was outraged because Marc Ching already had planted the 1000 dog rescue story in LA weekly and other media outlets.
Instead of admitting to the fact that HSI needed to step in and rescue, his rescue Marc Ching REFUSED, because he would rather see the dogs die than ever lose a press release that could bring in thousands of dollars. So Peter Li, who could have told Marc Ching to go screw himself and left all the dogs, instead Dr. Li honored his commitment and drove off with the 120 he originally promised.
We would like to point out that HSI has been involved with many rescue operations during the 2016 Yulin Festival and there is no way of even telling from this article that these dogs were, in fact, part of the 120 dogs that HSI needed to rescue from Marc Ching in Nanning, but AHWF clearly never lets facts stand in the way of their bullshit before, so why start now.
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This is the part that shows how low AHWF can go when they sent out a press release basically thanking HSI for giving Marc Ching's rescued dogs a lift to Canada.
Great News!!! 110 of the dogs that Marc Ching and our foundation rescued from the Yulin Dog Meat Festival find refuge in Canada. Thank you Humane Society International and Peter J. Li for making it happen. To the right is a voicemail that Wildlife Planet was able to get a hold of that shows what AHWF really thinks of Peter Li and HSI. It is amazing how AHWF's 2 person La-La-Land organization believes they are somehow on equal footing with HSI a worldwide organization that encompasses the planet.
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Even playing devil's advocate, using skewed logic to believe these dogs were, in fact, the ones that Marc Ching had paid for in Yulin, it does not negate the fact that HSI eventually rescued them from Marc Ching's disaster of a rescue.
AHWF also completely ignores the fact that HSI paid all the expenses for these dog's recovery, paid the cost to fly them to Canada and the additional cost of finding them forever homes. But with all those facts, AHWF still had the cojones to claim as absolute fact that these 110 dogs were the ones that Marc Ching rescued when they wrote their 'Thanks for the plane ride HSI' press release.
It is interesting to note that the HSI's article below makes no mention that these dogs are the ones from Marc Ching's rescue, in fact, they point out that...
AHWF also completely ignores the fact that HSI paid all the expenses for these dog's recovery, paid the cost to fly them to Canada and the additional cost of finding them forever homes. But with all those facts, AHWF still had the cojones to claim as absolute fact that these 110 dogs were the ones that Marc Ching rescued when they wrote their 'Thanks for the plane ride HSI' press release.
It is interesting to note that the HSI's article below makes no mention that these dogs are the ones from Marc Ching's rescue, in fact, they point out that...
While there, activists were able to secure the release of 170 dogs and five cats, which were then brought to an HSI-funded emergency shelter in northern China. The shelter was able to find local homes for the cats and 60 dogs. HSI decided to bring the rest of the animals to Canada.
But as Wildlife Planet has proven many times over, Marc Ching and The Animal Hope and Wellness Foundation have never let facts stand in the way of an AHWF 'pat ourselves on the back' press release, that had a good possibility of bringing in donations.
For accuracy, we have printed the entire HSI article so AHWF can not claim that Wildlife Planet took sentences out of context... Of course, they will anyway, because of the 'never let facts get in the way' malarkey they adhere to.
For accuracy, we have printed the entire HSI article so AHWF can not claim that Wildlife Planet took sentences out of context... Of course, they will anyway, because of the 'never let facts get in the way' malarkey they adhere to.
Daniel Otis, CTVNews.ca Writer
More than 100 dogs destined for butchers’ blocks in China are about to find new homes in Canada thanks to Humane Society International (HSI).
“I’m ecstatic,” HSI Canada executive director Rebecca Aldworth told CTV News on Friday.
“When we found these dogs, they were at a dog meat festival,” she said. “They were crammed into rusty iron cages so tightly together that they couldn’t move. They were gasping for air. They had open wounds and sores all over their bodies. They were dehydrated, emaciated. It was clear they hadn’t had food for days.”
Although the practice remains taboo in much of Europe, North America and the Islamic world, the consumption of dog meat is relatively commonplace, especially in Asian countries like China, Vietnam and South Korea. In China, moreover, the city of Yulin’s annual dog meat celebration sees thousands of the animals slaughtered for food every June. Aldworth describes it as a “horrific festival.”
These dogs’ journey to freedom began six months ago in Yulin, Adworth says. HSI representatives were at the festival to document animal rights abuses. While there, activists were able to secure the release of 170 dogs and five cats, which were then brought to an HSI-funded emergency shelter in northern China. The shelter was able to find local homes for the cats and 60 dogs. HSI decided to bring the rest of the animals to Canada.
“This is the very first time that China has done a dog export of this size,” Aldworth said. “Getting the paperwork from the Chinese government to export them and finding an air carrier that could have the capacity to move them has been so challenging. And, like a Christmas miracle, this week it all came together and we got them out.”
In a rescue operation that received most of its funding from The Eric S. Margolis Family Foundation, the animals recently landed in Toronto via an Air Canada flight from Beijing. They are now completing their trips and are being sent to shelters, sanctuaries and foster homes across Ontario and Quebec.
“They’ve gone through a pretty arduous journey to get here to Canada,” Aldworth said. “They’re also dogs that have suffered and witnessed a level of cruelty that most adult people can’t even watch on video, so they’re really traumatized. A lot of them are fearful and they require a lot of tender love and care to regain their trust in people.”
Despite the trauma, Aldowrth firmly believes that the animals will be able to fully adjust to their new and hopefully happier lives in Canada.
“I’ve rescued dogs from puppy mills, from hoarding situations, from some of the worst places you can ever imagine seeing a dog,” she said. “What amazes me each and every time is the resilience of dogs: the ability of dogs to forgive the worst things that we can do to them and to regain their love for humans.”
According to Aldworth, a staggering 30 million dogs are slaughtered for meat every year around the world, the majority of them in China. Thanks to the work of activists like Adworth, the practice has been waning in recent years. Still, groups like HSI would like to see the dog meat trade ended for good.
“Bringing the dogs over here can really help wake the world up to an ongoing urgent crisis,” Aldworth said. She says dogs like these serve as “ambassadors” for HSI’s global campaign.
“I know that the dog meat trade will end because human compassion is unstoppable and so is HSI and all of our partners.”
If you’re interested in adopting one of the dogs, get in touch with the Dog Tales Rescue and Sanctuary in King City, Ont., the Montreal SPCA or Ottawa’s Bytown Association for Rescued Animals.
