THE GSEP PROJECT
The GSEP Project brings the world awareness to the daily cruelties dogs go thru but most importantly, during the unfortunate yearly Yulin Dog Meat Festival in China. With The GSEP Project, our missions include to stop the tradition of this festival, generate laws locally on a global scale for cruel acts towards dogs in Southeast countries, make acts of malpractice, abuse, and torture of dogs highly offensive crimes too. We’re going to literally save 1 billion dogs from China, rehabilitate and adopt them out throughout Europe and the US.
Project Concept
The concept of the GSEP Project is quite simple. The underlying ideology and purpose of the GSEP Project is to bring an end to the gruesome dog meat trade across Southeast Asia, including countries such as India, South Korea, Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam, Indonesia, and most notably China.
Change begins with small steps. As much as we care for all animals across the world, the GSEP Project is primarily focused on dogs. Our agenda is to raise awareness worldwide through social media on this sensitive subject, to inspire action around the world, & to invoke laws, penalties, & fines within these countries enforced by local law.
The GSEP Project will prevent illegal dog theft/trade, illegal dog transportation, illegal dog handling, malpractice of dogs, abuse of dogs, torture of dogs, and other unthinkable acts done on dogs by man.
The GSEP Project will primarily focus all it’s resources, attention, and energy on the annual Yulin Dog Meat Festival, located in Yulin, Guangxi, China, taking place June 21, 2019.
The Yulin Dog Meat Festival is a significant event for this project since it is where Giuseppe, the purchased Maltese dog, was bought from merchants before being slaughtered.
Project Mission
Our mission is to save at least 1 billion dogs.
We understand how ludicrous that may sound, or how difficult it may seem, or how daunting the legal and physical boundaries that lay ahead of us are, but we’re determined. Once legal sponsorship is secured in the Southeast countries, we’ll conquer those barriers and in the process, all humans, despite race or religion, world wide, will come together as one community against a single cause, and engage in The GSEP Project every and dog meat festival until its no longer practiced. With support in all forms from all over the world, the 2019 festival in Yulin will be a haven where instead of dogs being slaughtered and ate, are saved, rehabilitated, and taken across Europe and the US to become care and adoption dogs.
