These days it seems like just about any innocent interaction between people and animals is immediately condemned by proponents of the fanatical animal rights ideology. Their incessant outrage over the most seemingly benign things is annoying, but it does provide us with opportunities to prove how absurd their arguments are.

Each time a “sanctuary” operating in the United States “rescues” a cat from the near extinct private owner of big cats or a poorly managed zoo, animal rights organizations are quick to utilize the increasingly rare situation by ranting about how there are too many exotic cats in the United States. They’ll usually accompany that baseless claim using grossly exaggerated estimates of the number of tigers residing in this country. So why are they choosing to further exacerbate the alleged problem by importing even more exotic cats?

In a live stream posted on February 28th, the CEO of Big Cat Rescue, Carole Baskin, announced that she was contacted by a wildlife rehabilitation center to take in two bobcats set to be released back into the wild and a serval.