2014 Impact Report

2014 ANNUAL REPORT

Reflecting on Our History and Looking to the Future Contents

1 Why We Rescue 2 Celebrating 40 Years of Rescue, Research and Education 4 Reflecting on Our History 6 Rescuing Record Numbers 8 Recognizing the Power of People 10 Using New Technology 12 Heading into the Field 14 Saving a Species from Extinction 16 Expanding International Reach 18 Providing Hands-on Education 20 Sharing What We Learn 22 Looking to the Future 24 Our Donors 38 Board of Directors 39 Financial Summary

The Marine Mammal Center 2014 Annual Report Why We Rescue 1 Our mission: To expand knowledge about marine mammals — their health and that of their ocean environment — and inspire their global conservation.

From its very beginning, The Marine Mammal Center Marine mammals serve as sentinels of the sea, alerting has been an organization with animal welfare at its us to the dangers they face. Rescuing these animals can core. When our founding volunteers fi rst began rescuing help raise the alarm and inspire public action on human stranded sea lions, the effort was about easing suffering impacts like pollutants, ocean trash, overfi shing and and lending a helping hand to animals in need. global warming.

This still rings true for us today—responding to suffering The Marine Mammal Center is committed to going animals and providing them with life-saving care is the beyond rescue and research to provide education right and humane thing to do. But the reasons we rescue programming that also helps bring these issues to light. extend beyond that now, as we recognize that marine mammal health is closely connected to the health of We care about each animal that comes into our care, our planet overall. and we mourn the loss of those that we can’t save. But in every interaction with every patient, we’re providing As much as this work is about giving each individual compassion and care and advancing our collective animal the care and attention it needs to return to ability to make a difference in profound ways. the wild with a second chance, it is also about populations as a whole, the health of the ocean and even human health.

One sick sea lion won’t tell you much. But thousands of sick sea lions rescued over the course of four decades have taught us a lot. Our scientists have discovered entirely new illnesses with relevance to human health issues.

And everything we’ve learned about marine mammals in our 40-year history has helped us become experts in how to care for species that are still at risk of extinction, such as the Hawaiian monk seal.

As we care for and diagnose our patients, we’re not just learning about the specifi c diseases that affect marine Every rescue provides an opportunity to learn more. mammals, we’re also learning about the health of the ocean as a whole.

2000 Bunker Road, Fort Cronkhite, Sausalito, CA 94965 | 415.289.7325 (SEAL) | MarineMammalCenter.org Celebrating 40 Years of Rescue, Research and Education 2 Over the last 40 years, The Marine Mammal Center has rescued more than 20,000 animals. But our history is about so much more than statistics.

Our work is about people and teamwork, dedication but also why we feel it is so important to share what we and commitment. It’s about science and research, and learn from them—to raise awareness, to sound the alarm, contributing to a greater understanding of our planet. to keep history from repeating itself. It’s about growing and learning, and teaching the next generation.

And most importantly, it’s about you—our supporters— without whom none of this would be possible.

As we look to what’s next for The Marine Mammal Center, we’re looking beyond the individual patient to see the bigger picture. And we can see quite clearly that the world is changing.

From climate change to pollution to ocean trash, humans are having a devastating impact on marine mammals and on our ocean environment as a whole. It’s part of the reason we feel so strongly about rescuing these animals,

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Now more than ever, we recognize that our next 40 years and beyond must be driven by our mission to inspire and empower a new generation of ocean stewards.

When our fi rst California sea lion was rescued and released With great hope for the future back in 1975, we didn’t have internet access or portable ...... x-ray machines or a state-of-the-art hospital facility. Now, we’re able to use 21st century tools and technology to collaborate with scientists all over the world and get a better understanding of what’s happening not just with individual patients but with populations and the environment as a whole.

By building on our 40-year history, we are able to combine decades’ worth of data and expertise to collaborate on projects like a Marine Mammal Health Map, which would give researchers, policymakers and the public Merrill L. Magowan | Chair Dr. Jeff Boehm | Executive Director unprecedented insight into what’s happening in our ocean. (Read more about this exciting project on page 22.)

Now more than ever, we recognize that our next 40 years and beyond must be driven by our mission to inspire and empower a new generation of ocean stewards.

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In 1975, Lloyd Smalley, Paul Maxwell and Pat Arrigoni established the California Marine Mammal Center on a former Nike missile site in the Marin Headlands, just north of The Marine Mammal Center’s the Golden Gate Bridge. A California sea lion named Herman was the first patient to Founders be treated and released. Since then, we have responded to more than 20,000 marine mammals along the California coast. • Lloyd Smalley • Pat Arrigoni Over four decades, the Center has evolved into the world’s • Paul Maxwell largest rehabilitation hospital of its kind and an international leader in the field of marine mammal science.

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l 1975 – California sea lion Herman is the first patient to be treated and released l 1979 – Center publishes its first scientific paper 1250 l 1982 – Formalized education programs begin l 1985 – Humphrey the humpback whale swims up the Sacramento River l 1989 – California sea lions begin hauling out at PIER 39 1000 l 1992 – During El Niño event, Center cares for record 210 patients onsite at one time l 1998 – Center diagnoses first case of domoic acid toxicosis in marine mammals 792 l 2005 – Groundbreaking for MBO and SLO satellite facilities l 750 713 l 2009 – State-of-the-art hospital facility opens in Sausalito l l 2011 – 10,000th California sea lion rescued 572 l 2014 – Ke Kai Ola, our Hawaiian monk seal hospital, opens l 500 418 293 l 381 297 316 l l l l 250 193 150 141 l 101 126 98 l 66 73 70 l 7 31 62 l l l l l l l l l 0 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994

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Executive Directors Founding Board of Directors

• Lloyd Smalley (1975-1982) • Lloyd Smalley (President and Founder) • Bill Keener (1982) • Paul Paulbitski (Vice President) • Peigin Barrett (1982-1996) • Robert Bottini (Associate Director) • Margaret “Peggy” Burks (1997-2000) • Bruce Keegan (Secretary-Treasurer) • B.J. Griffi n (2000-2007) • Edward Rojas (Legal Consultant) • Martha Whetstone (2007-2008) • Jeff Boehm (2008-present)

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2000 Bunker Road, Fort Cronkhite, Sausalito, CA 94965 | 415.289.7325 (SEAL) | MarineMammalCenter.org Rescuing Record Numbers 6 An infl ux of young sea lions early in 2014 pushed us into our busiest pupping season to date—with more animals admitted over the course of the fi rst four months of the year than we had ever seen previously.

An Epic Year Hoppie Helps Highlight a Crisis In 2014, we rescued our 11,000th California sea lion, an As our patient counts began to increase, one pup in emaciated young pup named Epic. While Epic’s rescue particular became quite the media darling. California represented a special milestone in our history, his sea lion Hoppie swam up the San Joaquin River and into condition, unfortunately, was not unique. Over the last the hearts of America. Found in an almond orchard near several years, we have seen an unusually high number Modesto, California, more than 100 miles from the coast, of starving young sea lions. And in 2014, those animals Hoppie and his unusual story caught the attention came in just as we were reaching peak elephant seal of reporters across the country. After fi ve weeks of and harbor seal pup season. treatment for malnourishment and pneumonia, his return to the wild was documented by local media.

Our record-breaking pupping season—and the plight of the California sea lions at the center of it—drew attention from media outlets across the country.

The Marine Mammal Center 2014 Annual Report In 2004, California sea lion Chippy made headlines when he swam up the San Joaquin River and climbed atop a police cruiser. 7

2014: The Year in Numbers

Animals Rescued: California sea lions: 711 Elephant seals: 179 Harbor seals: 61 Cetaceans: 36 Northern fur seals: 28 | Third highest number of northern fur seals rescued in one year Hawaiian monk seals: 6 | Read more about our ﬁ rst four Hawaiian monk seal patients on pages 14-15 Sea otters: 6 Guadalupe fur seals: 4 Sea turtles: 3 Steller sea lions: 2 Total: 1,036

Rescues by Region: More than 75% of our rescues arrived at our satellite facilities Bay Area and Northern California: 218 Monterey and Santa Cruz: 320 San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara: 485 Other: 13

Reasons that Patients Required Our Care: Malnutrition: 620 Domoic acid toxicosis: 244 | Read more about this outbreak on pages 20-21 Trauma: 221 Oil/tar: 35 Fisheries-related impacts (fi sh hooks, netting, fi shing line, etc.): 34 Otostrongylus (lungworm): 34 Harassed/unauthorized pickup: 27 Cancer: 24 Gunshot: 15 Patients Released Back into the Wild: 515

2000 Bunker Road, Fort Cronkhite, Sausalito, CA 94965 | 415.289.7325 (SEAL) | MarineMammalCenter.org Recognizing the Power of People 8 Throughout our 40-year history, one thing hasn’t changed: It is the power of people that makes our life-saving work possible.

Dedicated staff and volunteers, some of whom have served for decades, are at the heart of this organization. But we also count on others, such as our valued industry partners and the veterinary science professionals who have stepped in during emergencies to lend a hand.

A Record-Breaking Year Requires Record-Breaking Support During a year in which we rescued more than 1,000 animals—nearly twice our yearly average—it should be no surprise that our volunteers stepped up to give record-breaking support. In 2014, we recorded 136,866 volunteer hours served—the second highest in our 40-year history (a workforce value of $3.6 million).

Volunteers Who Have Served 25+ Years

• Bob Wilson, since March 1976 • Carol Stewart, since March 1978 • Arthur Taber, since November 1980 • Stephanie Behasa, since August 1983 • Joanne Handley, since September 1985 • Carolyn Fremgen, since May 1986 • Marie Kazan-Komarek, since May 1987 • Jane Hansen, since June 1989 • Esther Rasmussen, (1983-2010) • Vi Brown, (1986-2012) • Margery (Jerry) Mecabe, (1989-2014)

Volunteers by the Numbers

Active volunteers: 1,091 Volunteers based in Fort Bragg/Anchor Bay: 54 Volunteers based in Monterey Bay: 84 Volunteers based in San Luis Obispo: 79 Volunteers based at Ke Kai Ola (Hawaii): 30 Total volunteer hours: 136,866 a workforce value of $3.6 million

The Marine Mammal Center 2014 Annual Report In 1983, volunteer night crews were established for the fi rst time at the Center. 9

Help in the Fish Kitchen In-Depth Diagnostics Due to the record-high patient load early in 2014, we While the Center is a full-service hospital staffed with launched an urgent-need volunteer campaign that veterinary experts who perform surgeries, take x-rays and formalized an animal care role requiring little training: run blood work, sometimes our patients require special Fish Kitchen Support. These volunteers assisted with daily diagnostic tests or procedures that require additional tasks such as dishwashing, kitchen cleaning, fi sh sorting expertise or equipment. When that happens, we call on and food prep, allowing veteran volunteers to spend more a community of experts willing to lend a hand. In the time in the pens providing patient care. By the end of the case of one particularly diffi cult-to-diagnose harbor seal busy season, 128 Fish Kitchen Support Volunteers had patient, we went to Animal Eye Care in Fremont, California, given 2,164 hours of their time to support our animal care for an eye exam and electroretinogram (ERG); visited crews. Some of these volunteers continued their service Animal Scan in Redwood City, California, for magnetic by taking our training classes and joining a crew. resonance imaging (MRI); and consulted with the veterinary neurology team at UC Davis. The Power of Partnerships ...... Our work would not be possible without the support of partners like these: • National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) • Association of Zoos and Aquariums • National Park Service/Golden Gate National Recreation Area • International Zoo Educators Association • Oiled Wildlife Care Network • California Academy of Sciences • Golden Gate Cetacean Research • UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine

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Although our primary mission to rescue and care for stranded marine mammals hasn’t changed much in 40 years, the tools we use to do that work have evolved over time. From developing innovative rescue techniques to utilizing state-of-the-art diagnostic tools, our marine mammal experts are using cutting-edge technology to ensure that every patient has the very best chance of survival.

Acoustic Darts Can Track Entangled Patients Portable Digital X-Ray Machine Diagnoses on the Beach Dr. Greg Frankfurter, our 2014 Koret Foundation One of the threats facing the critically endangered Hawaiian Veterinary Intern, and Dr. Shawn Johnson, Director monk seal is accidental ingestion of fi shing hooks, a potentially of Veterinary Science, developed an acoustic dart fatal mistake for a hungry seal. But thanks to a generous gift for use during diffi cult rescues. About the size of by Falko Partners and the Bowman Family Foundation, our a pencil, the dart emits a sonic ping that can be veterinary experts in Hawaii can now make this diagnosis on the tracked with an underwater receiver, helping the beach using a Vet Rocket portable X-ray machine. This rugged, Special Rescue Operations team locate animals battery-powered device reduces the need for handling and that try to evade rescue by diving into the water. transporting animals unnecessarily. If a fi shing hook is detected, This acoustic darting technique was used in the the ailing seal can be rushed to The Marine Mammal Center’s rescue of 10 entangled patients in 2014. new Ke Kai Ola facility for surgery.

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In 1997, the Water Rescue Team (later renamed Special Rescue Operations) was formed to rescue animals that have life-threatening injuries caused by direct human interaction.

The Marine Mammal Center 2014 Annual Report In 1981, veterinarians at the Center performed the fi rst successful cataract surgery on an elephant seal, a patient named Behemoth. 11

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Satellite Tag Allows Scientists to Follow Threatened Species Surgery and Special Care Helps Restore Elephant Seal’s Vision Little is known about the rare and elusive Guadalupe fur Northern elephant seal Solar was admitted to The Marine seal, so when an adult female was successfully rehabilitated Mammal Center with cataracts in both eyes, rendering him at the Center in 2014, our researchers sent her back to sea completely blind. After a successful surgery during which Dr. with a satellite tag. Smaller than a deck of cards, the tag Patricia Smith of Animal Eye Care used sound waves to break monitored location and diving behavior as Sterling Archer down the cataracts, Solar needed extra care to ensure his eyes traveled west to an area of the Pacifi c Ocean known to be a healed properly. Using specialized catheter tubes inserted favorite feeding ground of large marine animals. It was the directly into his eyes, our veterinary experts were able to give fi rst time this behavior had been documented in Guadalupe Solar the eye drops he needed four times a day. After fi ve fur seals, an important insight that could lead to better months of care, he was released back into the wild. protections for this threatened species.

2000 Bunker Road, Fort Cronkhite, Sausalito, CA 94965 | 415.289.7325 (SEAL) | MarineMammalCenter.org Heading into the Field 12 Our Stranding staff and volunteers are sent out on thousands of marine mammal assessments, rescues and releases every year, but many of our other experts also head into the field to monitor populations, study large whales and bring our educational programming directly to the classroom.

Making the Most of a Minke Whale When a young adult minke whale stranded at Jug Handle State Reserve 150 miles north of our Sausalito facility, our experts rushed to the scene. The 16-foot female provided an opportunity to learn more about why the animal died and collect samples for further study. A necropsy revealed that she had likely been entangled in fishing gear and trying to free herself had caused internal trauma. This whale’s death is a reminder of the very real impacts humans can have on marine mammals—but her legacy lives on: Skin and tissue samples taken at the scene will help researchers learn more about marine mammal health, while her skull will soon be integrated into educational programming at the Center.

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In 1998, the Center sent the “Whale Bus” out for its fi rst marine science outreach program.

Field Research on the Channel Islands Bringing the Sea to School In September 2014, veterinary staff from the Center Our Sea to School outreach program brings learning joined researchers from NOAA’s National Marine directly to the classroom, thanks to generous support Mammal Laboratory on a research trip to the Channel from PG&E, Oracle and the DMARLOU Foundation. Islands, a primary breeding area for California sea lions. Presentations include hands-on activities and The fi eld teams weighed, tagged and took samples exploration of specimens, teaching students about the from sea lion pups born just three months prior to lives of marine mammals, our work at the hospital and assess the overall population. By comparing their data marine conservation. In 2014, we began the rollout of a with historical records, they determined that nearly new design for our fl eet of outreach vehicles. Designed 20 percent of the pups were below average weight—an by our pro-bono partners at Swirl, our fi rst vehicle in the indication that changing environmental conditions may series, the “Explorer,” features a submarine periscope, a be affecting these animals. propeller that blows bubbles and a multimedia porthole.

2000 Bunker Road, Fort Cronkhite, Sausalito, CA 94965 | 415.289.7325 (SEAL) | MarineMammalCenter.org Saving a Species from Extinction 14 For more than a decade, The Marine Mammal Center has worked closely with colleagues in Hawaii to provide medical care to critically endangered Hawaiian monk seals. In 2014, we took that work to the next level by opening the doors of Ke Kai Ola, our Hawaiian monk seal hospital.

Grand Opening Celebration and Blessing On September 2, 2014, Kumu Danny Akaka, Jr., led a celebratory crowd in a traditional Hawaiian blessing ceremony before offi cially opening Ke Kai Ola (The Healing Sea). Guests at the Grand Opening celebration included supporters and partners from across the country, volunteers, community members and local government offi cials, as well as all three of the Center’s original founders—Lloyd Smalley, Paul Maxwell and Pat Arrigoni. The celebration began at Ke Kai Ola and continued into the evening at a reception hosted by the Four Seasons Resort Hualalai in Kona, Hawaii.

Ke Kai Ola Highlights Our $3.2 million facility on the Big Island of Hawaii was built specifi cally to care for the critically endangered Hawaiian monk seal. Located on a bed of lava rock next to the ocean, the hospital includes two pens and pools for monk seal pups and two larger pools for juvenile seals, as well as a medical lab, offi ces, food prep kitchen and education pavilion. Thanks to funding from the Firedoll Foundation as well as a generous family foundation and donors throughout the world, Ke Kai Ola can now assist in the effort to save a species from extinction.

The Marine Mammal Center 2014 Annual Report In 2012, veterinary experts from the Center helped perform the fi rst-known tongue surgery on a Hawaiian monk seal to repair damage from a fi shing hook. The animal, known as Honey Girl, was spotted in early 2014 with a healthy pup. 15

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Our $3.2 million facility on the Big Island of Hawaii was built specifi cally to care for the critically endangered Hawaiian monk seal.

Deb Wickham, Operations Manager at Ke Kai Ola, has been named the “unofﬁ cial pinniped matriarch” of West Hawaii by local media. NOAA Permit #16632-00

Ke Kai Ola’s First Patients Bringing a Community Together Our fi rst Hawaiian monk seal patients were admitted to Ke From the very beginning, our work in Hawaii has been Kai Ola in early July 2014—two months before the hospital about more than building a hospital. The name Ke Kai Ola was scheduled to offi cially open. Our vital pens, pools and (The Healing Sea) was chosen for this facility because it water systems were already in place, so we opened our will be a place of great healing not just for seals but also doors to four young, malnourished monk seals rescued for humans, as they gather to care for and learn about from the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands. After seven weeks this native Hawaiian species. Our staff and volunteers are of rehabilitation at our brand-new facility, these seals were now leading outreach programs at Ke Kai Ola as well as healthy enough to return to their home. throughout the community to raise awareness about the monk seal’s plight.

2000 Bunker Road, Fort Cronkhite, Sausalito, CA 94965 | 415.289.7325 (SEAL) | MarineMammalCenter.org Expanding International Reach 16 Though our primary rescue range is limited to the California coast, we recognize the global nature of our ocean and the impacts we can have on it. By sharing our expertise with international veterinary professionals and collaborating with partners to raise awareness about global issues such as climate change and the plight of the endangered vaquita, we aim to inspire conservation on an international scale.

The International Veterinary In-Residence Program In 2014, The Marine Mammal Center launched an innovative program aimed at giving marine mammal veterinarians the tools they need to develop rescue and rehabilitation programs in countries that lack them. As a teaching hospital with more than 200 patients on-site during our busy season, the Center is able to provide these residents with training and hands-on experience with wild marine mammals as well as extensive necropsy and pathology work.

Dr. Joseﬁ na Gutiérrez (Chile)

In 1993, the International Program for Marine Mammal Health was founded at the Center. Its goal was to collect baseline Dr. Mauricio Ulloa Encina (Chile) data to contribute to the worldwide understanding of the role of health and disease in marine mammal populations.

The Marine Mammal Center 2014 Annual Report 17 International Veterinary In-Residence Program Alumni | Class of 2014

Dr. Mauricio Ulloa Encina (Chile) – Following his residency, Dr. Encina returned to his role as Chief of the Aquatic Animal Rescue and Conservation Unit within the National Fisheries and Aquaculture Service of Chile ready to train his staff of more than 30 veterinarians in advanced necropsy, medical and response techniques.

Dr. Josefi na Gutiérrez (Chile) – During her residency, Dr. Gutiérrez worked on a clinical research project developing nerve blocks in California sea lions in order to help evaluate pinnipeds with eye disease.

Putting a Spotlight on Climate Change © Tom Jefferson As a member of both the National Network of Ocean and Climate Change Interpretation and the Bay Area Climate Literacy Collaborative, we’re working with more than 100 like-minded organizations to raise awareness about this Uniting to Save the Vaquita important global issue. In early 2014, Adam Ratner, a key The vaquita is the world’s most endangered marine member of our Education team, was selected as one of 26 mammal, and with fewer than 100 individuals believed to Community Climate Change Fellows to take part in a pilot be alive today, it could be extinct by 2018. The vaquita’s program aimed at engaging communities on the topic remaining habitat is a small area in the northern Gulf of of climate change. Over the course of four months, the California in Mexico. While this is outside the rescue range Center conducted trainings with 45 education volunteers, of The Marine Mammal Center, we have been working and the results were shared at the National Association closely with a coalition of international government of Environmental Education conference. The successful agencies and advocacy groups to draw attention to the program has expanded to include additional trainings and plight of this animal and try to reverse its fate. communication techniques.

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Within a year of opening The Marine Mammal Center to patients, our doors were opened to local schoolchildren—and education has been part of our core mission ever since. We know that hands-on experiences provide for memorable learning opportunities, so we aim to engage every visitor—whether they are young students, veterinarians in training or storytellers who can share these experiences with a broad audience.

Ocean Ambassadors In 2014, we piloted a new, year-round marine science education program tailored to meet the unique needs of middle school students. Ocean Ambassadors provides participating teachers with a 10-lesson curriculum guide, instructional videos, fi eld trips, teaching tools and ongoing support to enhance science learning. Students in the program also research, develop and then present their Hands-on Training for Visiting Veterinary Professionals own marine conservation “call to action” project. Thanks to As a vital training ground for veterinary professionals from major support from the community, Ocean Ambassadors around the world, The Marine Mammal Center truly is a allows us to reach students at a formative time in their teaching hospital. In 2014, we hosted 26 visiting students lives and ensure that they become the next generation of and researchers interested in learning from our world- informed scientists and engaged citizens who will care for class team of experts. Coming to us at all stages of their and ensure the health of our ocean and environment. career—from residents to externs to veterinarians seeking specialty experience—these visitors typically stay at least four weeks to learn everything from basic pinniped In 1976, schoolchildren visited handling skills to the intricacies of marine mammal the Center for the fi rst time. necropsy and pathology.

The Marine Mammal Center 2014 Annual Report Since 2006, Dawn has donated more than $4 million to its wildlife partners, The Marine Mammal Center and International Bird Rescue, as part of its Dawn Saves Wildlife Campaign. 19

Visitors and Education:

Visitors to the Center’s Sausalito hospital: 66,693 Students served on-site and through outreach programs: 51,125 Total number of people engaged in education and outreach programming: 117,818 (up 17% from 2013)

Bloggers Become Volunteers for a Day Learning in the Lab With the help of our partners at Procter & Gamble The Marine Mammal Center is committed to providing and Dawn dish soap, we invited 11 infl uential bloggers engaging programming for student fi eld trips that to experience what it’s like to be a volunteer at the support Next Generation Science Standards. Center. Each blogger was paired with a volunteer who Our interactive onsite programs and guided tours for was helping care for the animals, educate the public grades K-12 focus on the Center’s mission and work, or run samples in the lab. The bloggers also took turns including topics such as what we feed our patients and volunteering themselves—cleaning dishes, sorting fi sh how we diagnose diseases. or washing rescue vehicles. Throughout the day, they documented their experiences through words, pictures and video. Within one week, they had generated more than 9.2 million impressions—helping share our work with audiences across the country.

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Every animal we rescue has the potential to help us learn more about marine mammal health, human health and the overall health of our ocean. By sharing what we learn with students and other visitors to the Center, the wider scientific community and even public health officials, we are able to create a ripple effect with every diagnosis and discovery.

California Sea Lions as Sentinels for Human Health In 2014, more than one-third of the California sea lions we rescued were affected by a toxin called domoic acid that is produced by harmful algal blooms and accumulates in small fish. Since discovering this condition in marine mammals in 1998, we have learned that when sea lions eat the affected fish, the toxin attacks the brain, causing seizures and other abnormal behavior. Domoic acid can also affect humans who eat contaminated shellfish, resulting in a life-threatening condition called amnesiac shellfish poisoning. Because sea lions are often the first to be affected when a toxic algal bloom occurs, we alert the public health department as soon as we see a cluster of affected animals that could indicate an outbreak. The data we provide them about where and when affected sea lions are found can help them better target their surveillance to protect human health.

The Marine Mammal Center 2014 Annual Report In 2014, researchers at the Center discovered that Guadalupe fur seals, a threatened species, are also vulnerable to domoic acid toxicosis. 21

Using Animation to Educate Sharing important messages about marine mammal health isn’t always easy— especially when the concepts behind the messages are complex. That’s why we partnered with the California College of the Arts in 2014 to create an animated short fi lm about domoic acid toxicosis in California sea lions. Using animation allowed us to effectively convey the cause and impact of this serious disease, while making the topic accessible and engaging to a wide audience. The fi lm is available online and is used during our on-site education programming. A follow-up project is planned to create a new fi lm that explores the impacts of climate change on marine mammals, thanks to a grant from the California Coastal Commission Whale Tail Program.

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Sharing with the Scientifi c Community The Center’s fi rst scientifi c paper was published in 1979, just four years after the organization was founded. Since then, our experts have continued to document and share their fi ndings in order to advance marine mammal science and the study of ocean health. In 2014, scientists at The Marine Mammal Center contributed 14 research papers to peer-reviewed journals and gave more than 25 presentations at conferences from Southern California to the Gold Coast of Australia.

2000 Bunker Road, Fort Cronkhite, Sausalito, CA 94965 | 415.289.7325 (SEAL) | MarineMammalCenter.org Looking to the Future 22 The work of The Marine Mammal Center may have started with the rescue of one animal, but it has grown to be so much more than that. As we look to the future, our work must take a bigger picture approach in order to arm future generations with the information and inspiration they need to take the lead on caring for our ocean.

Mapping Marine Mammal Health In 40 years, we’ve rescued more than 20,000 animals and collected countless data points in an effort to better understand marine mammal health and how it intersects with ocean health and human impacts. In 2014, we launched a pilot project in collaboration with others to develop a centralized database for all of this information—a Marine Mammal Health Map. By integrating marine mammal health data with ecosystem and oceanographic data, the interactive map would allow a user to evaluate changes in marine mammal health by geographic location and time. Once fully built out, the map would give the public and resource managers an unprecedented ability to detect potential human and animal health risks in our changing ocean environment and to prioritize management and conservation efforts.

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Youth Crew: The Next Generation of Volunteers Youth Crew is a service learning program that introduces high school students to the Center’s mission and the importance of volunteerism. During this six-month commitment, students have the opportunity to gain hands-on experience in the fi elds of marine science and education while working on teams with adult volunteers and fellow youth who share similar passions and goals. They split their volunteer time between working on animal care crews and serving as education docents or camp counselors. After graduating, Youth Crew alumni become part of a global network of ocean stewards that can empower communities worldwide through engagement and education. Our alumni program further supports these graduates by providing ongoing career and personal development opportunities. Many of them continue volunteering at the Center or go on to pursue careers in veterinary medicine, conservation and education.

2000 Bunker Road, Fort Cronkhite, Sausalito, CA 94965 | 415.289.7325 (SEAL) | MarineMammalCenter.org Our Donors 24 The Marine Mammal Center proudly recognizes Donor Highlight: and offers its most sincere appreciation for 40th Anniversary the generous support we received from donors Presenting Sponsor PG&E during the 2014 calendar year. For the past 25 years, PG&E has partnered These gifts and pledges sustain our ongoing with The Marine Mammal Center to support work in animal care, scientifi c research and educational activities for visitors at the Center as well as students in Bay Area classrooms marine science education. through our innovative Sea to School program.

CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE PROTECTED RESOURCES CIRCLE © David Wakely Photography $50,000+ $1,000 - $9,999 Anonymous* Anonymous (19) Marc and Lynne Benioff Lawrence Adams* Pat Callahan and David Dee* Melisa Ambers and Darryl Rose Charles R. Rickert Revocable Living Trust Mr. Robert J. Amos* Carole Strauss* Mary Anderson Warren E. Anderson* $25,000 - $49,999 James and Daphne Araujo Elena and Arthur Court* Edward and Sallie Arens Virginia and Glenn Haldan* Patricia and Peter Arrigoni* Catherine M. Kruttschnitt* Julie and Tom Atwood Ambassador and Mrs. Arthur C. Latno, Jr.* Mary Bachman and William Downing* Faye & Sandor Straus - Firedoll Foundation* James Baer Nancy and Gregory Wilson* Adu Bagley David Bangerter $10,000 - $24,999 Tyler Banks Anonymous Rocky and Shelly Barbanica* Dr. Anurag Acharya and Dr. Madhuri Chattopadhyay* Douglas Barnes* Christine and Robert Hunter* The Barnston-Koutsafi s Foundation Karen Johnson-McKewan and Tom McKewan* Darla and Richard Bastoni* Maureen and Jim Kearney* Andrea E. Bates Michael Kleeman* Barbara and David Beasley* Elizabeth Knier Ms. Sharon A. Beckman and Mr. Gregory N. Brand* Denise and Chris Lundquist Paul and Mildred Berg* In 2010, PG&E donated funds to support the Cinnie and Merrill Magowan* Robert and Wendy Bergman* installation of a 20-kilowatt solar power array Glen Mathison and Zoel Fages Gregory Alan Berry, Jr. Ramona and John Mays* Lara Blanton, Brand X Editions at our hospital in Sausalito. Sunny and Mark McKee Jeanne Bobbitt* A.E. & Martha Michelbacher Fund* Merrill Bobele and Ms. Joanne Bobele Ann Petersen Stephen Boles The solar panels help generate clean power Barbara Rambo* Michael C. Booth and Michael Oliva for the water fi ltration and recycling system Kathryn Reavis and David Strohm* Andrea and Chris Borch Eric Roberts/The Roberts Foundation* Kerry Boyd and serve as a visual reminder about the Matt and Yvonne Rogers Jacqueline Brotz* importance of clean energy. Julie S. Turner and Erica Worthington* Emily Brown Jean and Phil Warren* Jeff A. Brown Jeanne and Harold Williams* Dave and Helen Burton Ken and Julie Busch Deborah Carlton Phil and Carol Carpenter John Catts and Sheila Roebuck Laura Cavanagh

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Alan Charles* Jutt and Ole Georg Mr. and Mrs. Hank Kuechler Arlene Peacock* Glen and Angela Charles Alyce Gershenson* Ann La Borde* Richard and Jane Peattie* Helen and Felix Charpentier* Linda Gibboney* H.R. LaBar Family Foundation Fund* Eileen and Phillips Perkins* Kelly Chessen* Jerry and Val Gibbons* Dr. Roger Lang and Mrs. Sue Lang* Bonnie and Joseph Phair Alice Church Rufus Gifford and Stephen DeVincent Sally Lappen and Nik Warren Andrea and Pat Phelps* Larry and Nancy Church* Mary and Clinton Gilliland* Karen Larsen* James and Eleanor Plessas Stacey Citrin Danielle and Mike Gilmore* Joanne L. Lasnier* Nancy Quintrell* Shirley Llanos-Clayton and Scott G. Clayton* Florence and Steven Goldby* Benjamin Last and Julia Buck* Mark and Donna Rand Margaret Lopata and Don Cleveland* Julie Goldman and Robert Rosner* Jean Lattin Lia Fernandez Ray* Bernadette Cohen Suzanne Golt Jennifer and Chuck Laue* Caroline Read Jeanne Colette Collester Nina Grass* Carol and James Layne Reed Family Foundation* Rebecca and John Colligan* Susan Grau Joe Lemacher Karen and Guy Reynolds* Rebecca and David Conant* Susan Gray Al and Ethel Lerche* Greg and Linda Rice Martin F. N. Cooper* Patricia Greenhood Ms. Ruth Levitan* June Richard* Mrs. Marion M. Cope* Sara C. Griffi th Cheryl Lewis Julie and Martin Richards* Heidi Cox C. Stephen Kriegh and Dr. Pamella Robert and Rita Lewis* Roxanne and Bert Richards Diane Culbert Gronemeyer* Sharon Liu* Jenny and Gerald Risk Ingrid Woods and Steven Cummings* Genevieve Gudebski Janet B. Lockard* Stephen and Beth Robie Phillip J. Cusano Ellie Gustafson David and Mary Love Christina Robinson Lynn Bay and Bruce C. Dayton Vicki Gutgesell Gale and Jon Love* Ms. Pat Robison Charles de Guigne* Michael Hackett and David Hale Carma Luskin The Robison Family Foundation Delaura Demarco-Logue Michael and Darlene Hancox Shirley Lustig* Lorelei Rockwell and Wayne T. Kennedy* Barbara W. Deméré Hope and Osborne Hardison* Liz and Mel Lyman* Laura Roebuck and William Meehan* Adelaide and Raymond Deméré Karen and Rick Hargrove* Dr. Clara MacNamee* Maureen Roland Diane Diggins* Suzanne A. Harvey* Peter and Amy Mangarella Joan Royce* Susan and Wendell Dinwiddie* Willard Hay Nicolas and Amalia Maquaire Pat and Glenn Rudebusch* Ann Domm* Gwen Hayes Bobbi Marchand Mrs. Alexandra Rukeyser Denise Donato-McConnell Mrs. Diane Henry Barbara and Fillmore Marks* Heather Ryan Glenna and Judith Dowling Anne M. Herbst* Ms. Jennifer Marler Pamela and Bill Sagan The Richard H. Driehaus Charitable Lead Trust Lynne Hermle and Craig Collins Zora Martin Etemadi and Tera L. Martin Saint Mark’s School Ms. Sherry E. Dunning-Riley* Lesly Higgins and Joseph Bunker* Dennis Martino* Christi and Tim Saltonstall Jennifer Durney Diane Hineline Doretta and Robert Marwin* Linda Schmidt* Rear Admiral and Mrs. Thomas Eccles John Holmes G. Sealy and Deborah Massingill, M.D.* Kathy and David Scially The E.D. Foundation Jane and James Hopkins Paul and Joanne Maxwell* Susan and Craig Scott David Edelsohn* Elizabeth Hosick Maureen McClain* Stacy L. Serber* Donald Ellis Peter Hricak Jennifer McComb* Arnold and Karen Shapiro* Ms. Helen M. Embree Joshua Hutchins James R. McCurdy, M.D.* Susan Shapiro* The End of History Inc. Beth Inadomi and Tim Newell* Debra and Tom McDonald Frances Sheehan Tina Engel Becky Wong-Insley and Mark Insley* Robert and Denise Meeks Susan and Greg Sickal Marion G. Euphrat* Mr. and Mrs. James T. Jensen Allison Milgard Jill and Richard Sideman* Heather A. Evans* Stan Jensen* Sue Miller Russell and Beth Siegelman Tom Evans and Nancy Lockhorn* Ms. Emi Jobling Linda and Michael Minor Carol and John Simon David and Connie Fair Robin and Robert Johansen* Shalla Mirkhani David and Inga Sleeth Jeanette Fair Suzanne Jones Avid Modjtabai Jill Spicer* Family and Friends of Alan Young Tammy Jones Jim and Susanne Moore Barbara Squarey Waltraud Finch Shelby Junghandel Leia Muenster Kathy Steadman Mitchell Fong and Denise Walsh* The Dirk and Charlene Kabcenell Foundation* James Murphy Frances Stevenson Abigail Fosdick Janey and Kevin Kaster* Paul and Susan S. Nagata* Amy Stone and Chris Stone* Joan and Robert French Doug and Cessna Kaye* Andrew Nance Rovena Tacusis Michelle and Robert Friend* Judy Heymann Kazan & Steven Kazan Matthew Naythons Patricia and Alan Tai* Barbara Gain* Maria Kazandjieva Nancy and Matthew Noel* Gordon and Denise Talbot Laura Gallagher Frank and Arlene Keesling* The Norris Family Beverly Tanner and Jerry Herman* Sanford and Linda Gallanter Foundation Erika Kelton Carolyn and Michael Novosel J. Holley Taylor Susan Garbuio and William B. Nern, Jr. Olga E. Kay Kennedy* Wenonah and Robert Oda Scott and Patricia Teaford* Marilyn and Bob Garibaldi* Mara Kerr and Mark DiOrio* Dorothy Orolin* Jean S. Thomas* Denise Garner* Jeanie and Murray Kilgour* Olivia Orr* Mr. and Mrs. John C. Thornton Al Garren William and Gretchen Kimball Fund* Mary Oxford Mr. and Mrs. Donald Tornberg* Colleen Gately Fran King Lisa Pantages Stephanie Travis* Ms. Michelina Gauthier Suzanne and Jerry Knecht* Lea C. Park Marguerite and Peter Trethewey Liana Genovesi and Scott Ahrendt* Krystal and John Konrad* Sandra Patterson Kathy Tyson* Michael Genhart Ms. Jennifer Kosloski and Matt Spring Marian and Al Pawlick* Kate and Richard Vance*

*Five or more years of consecutive giving. If you recognize an error or omission in this listing, please accept our sincerest apologies and feel welcome to contact us at 415.289.7335 or [email protected].

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Jennifer and John Vogel* Nancy Angove Nancy Bennett Brian Brennan Deborah and Bruce Wagman* Michael Anthenien* Sharon Bennett* Kay Brennan* Ms. Elizabeth B. Wagner Tom Antisdel Beverly Benson* Kevin Brennan Mr. & Mrs. Brooks Walker, Jr. Sabine Antonson* Roberta Benton Mary Brenneisen Laurel S. Walsh Dr. Barbara S. Apgar John Berge Mr. Brian Bridge Nina Washburne and Brian Wells* Naomi and Bruce Appleton* Joanne Bergen* Mrs. Walter F. Brissenden* Heather Taeko Waters Philip Arnberger* Ellen and Steve Berger M. Brittain* Julie Watt Ms. Susan Arnett Ms. Janice L. Bergmann Louis Brock* Karen and Stan Watt* John and Marlene Arnold* Rachel Bergren Wanda Bronson Lawrence and Marion Weiss Richard Arthur, IV Barb Berman* Douglas Brookes* Ms. Jenelle Welling Jane and Douglas Ashe* Karen Berman Carol R. Brookman* Mr. Joseph A. Wender, Jr.* Laurie Ashley* Susan Berman Ms. Colette A. Brooks Wendy Werby David Asseff Mr. Richard J. Bernal* Jeffrey Brooks Sara West Georgene Aster* Debra Bernard David Brown Janet Whatmough* Joyce and B. Atherton* Janice Bernard Gregg and Dawn Brown* Lynn White Ms. Barbara J. Atwood Teresa Bernards Karen Brown Ron Will Margery Avirett* Dr. Wendy B. Bernstein Nancy Brown Bob Wilson* Mrs. Liliana Ayala Berlyn and Mark Berlyn David and Kamala Berry Stephen and Susan Browning* Kathryn Winter* Christopher Aycock Karen and Yogi Bert* Dorothy and James Brunssen* Priscilla K. Witt Renate Bachalo* Mary Betlach* Peter Buck* Barbara and Thomas Wolfe Jerrold Bagnani Karin and Michael Beumer-Browner* Keith Buckingham Woodward Family Endowment Fund Ms. Melissa Bain and Ms. Peggy D. Johnson Marygale Beyer Judith Buckingham-Perlstein Carol Wulff Ms. Erin R. Baker Nelson and Alice Bickers* Waltraud and Michael Buckland* Charlotte Yeo Uma Balakrishnan* Cliff Bickford* Ms. Katherine Buckley Kathryn Yulish* Elise and Robert Balcom* Cindy Biehler Deborah Buehler* Brian and Natalie Zeiler Phil Baldacci Judith Biehler* Maynard P. and Katherine Z. Buehler James Andrew Zurn* Darlene Balducci Nancy and Lucius Biglow, Jr. Foundation Fund Suzanne Baldwin Karen Birks* Mark and Linda Buetzow* KELLAN CIRCLE Barbara Balik George Bischof and Kerry Bischof Mary Bullard* Janet and David Ball Pamela Bishop* Terri and Ted Bumgardner* $250 - $999 Marilyn Barkin* Ms. Caroline V. Bissell Bonnie Burgess Anonymous (91) Lale Barlas Cheryl Bizar* Rebecca Burgess and Michael Stoddard* Nick Abbott Linda Barnello Lauren and John Black* Joan Burke Heshani Abeysekera Regina Barnett Garrett and Michelle Blake Lolly and Jay Burke* Viki Adam Julie Barney* Ms. Sheila Blake Margaret Burke* Barbara Adams* Luis and Ramona Barrantes Sissy Blanchard* William Burke and Karen Buse Mary Jane Adams* Susan and Sean Barrett* Deborah Blankenberg* Dea Burmeister Advaita Fund Muire Ellen Barrett-Warthan Craig and Lauri Blek* Robert Burnett* Sal Agosta Michael and Linda Barry* Ms. Ammala Block Jean Burns* Fred Aguiar Lisa Bartlett* Ronald Bloomstran Ms. Pamela Burns and Mr. William J. Edick* Robert and Nadine Akins* Paul Bartlett and Yumi Nakagawa* Robert Bodnar and Melissa James Jennifer Burroughs* David Akka LouAnn Bassan and Larry Klingenberg Bo and Loretta Bolin* Barbara Busch* Shubber Ali Cathy and Lee Battles George and Susan Bono* Robert Busher* Roberto Aliberti Maxine Bauchmann Robert Bonocore and Judith Bonocore Ingrid Butcher Janis Allard* Mayurendra and Bradford Baugh John and Lesley Boveri Paul Butler* Diane Allen and Kathleen Quenneville Gary and Laurie Baum* James Bowbliss and Laurie G. Smith Lorna and Warren Byrne* Jason Allen Lee D. Baxter Bowbliss Monique Cadoret and Steven Cyncewicz* David and Sandy Allen Ted Bayer Dorothy A. Bowman Kathryn Caggiano Thomas Allen and Kathleen Davidson-Allen Lorraine Bazan and Chris Stover* Eileen Boyd Geraldine Calderon Jill Allread Jeanne Beauchel-Bodiford* Lynne Boynton* Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Callahan* Shelley Alonso Andrea Beck Mrs. Melissa Bradley Marjorie Callow Mark Altvater Pat and Bill Becker Miriam Bradley Elisa Camahort* Babette and Mark Alvernaz* Amanda and Lucas Beirne Sarah and Walt Bradley* Sammy Campbell* Dr. Dan Ames Susan Belcher Al Brajkovich Tina Campbell Ms. Nancy Amini Marcia and Michael Belford* Norman Brand and Nancy E. Spero John R. Cannell Jean Amos* Ms. Perk Bell* Ruth H. Brandt* Jane and Mark Capobianco* Carolyn and Charles Anderson* Rita Foegal Bell* Rena and David Bransten James and Charlene Carl* Rita Andis* Terri and Steve Belsley* Mr. Bernard Brasseur Amanda Sue Carlisle* Judy Andrews* Pamela and Albert Bendich* Robin Brasso Julie Carlson Chris Andrian Joan Benjamin* Dr. Ada Braun Mr. David Carlstone Ms. Patricia Angell* Ms. Linda J. Bennett Ida Braun Carondelet High School

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Chris Carpenter and Chanin Cook Donor Highlight: Karen Johnson-Carpenter* Renate and Robert Coombs Virginia and David Carper* Dr. Janet Cooper Run for the Seals Caryl Carr and David Presotto Wendie Cooper Kathleen Carrai* Carol Copeland Thanks to more than 900 registered Linda Carroll* Stephen and Cindy Corrigan Sandra Carroll* Cort Goldman Family Fund participants and the generous donors who Jade Carroll-Schefer Debbie and Michael Cortese* supported them, we were able to raise Shirley Carson* Gail Costa* Carter Chiropractic Holly Costa* nearly $100,000 during our 30th Run for the Pat Cartwright Michael Costantini* Seals event on August 15, 2014. Pete Cartwright* Elizabeth Coursen Carolyn Casser* Mrs. Barbara S. Cox* Ms. Gloria Castillo* Russell Cox* Carol and Joseph Castronovo* Stone Coxhead Tymber Cavasian Marilyn Cracchiolo Mr. Mike Chacon Linda S. Craig David and Karin Chamberlain* Ruth Craig* Gordon Chamberlain* Hazel J. Crane* William Chan Shari and Don Cravens Barbara Chapman Mark Creeley Mark Charvat Maureen and Ray Cronin* Ms. Kirstin M. Chavez Diana and Peter Crook* Cristina Chavira Katie Cullen* Carol Chesebrough* Timothy Culler* Peggy Childers* Patricia Culp* Jon Childs* Dawn Angel Cummings Delia Chilgren* Judith Klein and Mark Cunningham Patty and Geoff Chin Nancy Curley Carol Ching Cari Curtis Matthew Chotin Elizabeth Curtis Tiffany Choy Linda Curtis* Kimberly Christensen and David Sielaff* Bill Cusick Kathryn Christiansen Virginia Czarnecki* Lani and John Christianson Mrs. Nan Da For the third year in a row, our top fundraiser Amanda Christman Ms. Ann Dadic Kathleen Cicairos* Lona Dallessandro* was a Run for the Seals team established Linda and Thomas Ciotti Noel Daly in memory of Alan Young, a volunteer who James Cirigliano Ms. Hilary Danehy and Zaki Alherz Carol and David Cislowski* Ngoc Dang passed away in 2012. And Lisa Cooke, a Dale Clark* Buzz and Cindy Danner* member of that team, was our top individual Julia Clarke* Edith Darknell Taylor Kenneth and Laura Clarke Mr. Robert F. Davey* fundraiser, contributing more than $5,000. Ms. Robertta Clarke Denise and Gary David* Robyn Cleaves* Emily and Rob Davies Annelle Clute* Brett Davis Mark Cocalis and Lisa Ann Erburu* Brian H. Davis Eileen Coe Erik Davis In 1981, our fi rst annual Dr. Vicki L. Coe Grace Davis* Run for the Seals was held Arnold and Evelyn Cohen* Lynden Davis* Jordan and Elizabeth Cohen* Mr. Jon F. Davison in the Marin Headlands. Mr. Robert C. Cohen Agnes and Muir Dawson* Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Colby* Shirley Dawson* Alice Cole Mr. Francis de Geus and Ms. Helaine Reiner Jody Cole Marie and Tony De Guzman Sally A. Cole Patricia De Narde Kevin and Jennifer Collins* Blair Dean Elizabeth Colton Jerry Dean* Lara A. Compton Suzanne Dee* Karen Conmy* Jacqueline and Joe Deely Michel and Laura Conrad* Kenneth Deen*

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Madeleine Deininger Kathy Farris Donor Highlight: Sue Dekalb* Maureen Faul Dr. Camilla Delsid Jamy Faulhaber Bonnie DeMaestri Ms. Nancy Fee* Disney Conservation Fund Andrew R. Demar Family Foundation, Inc.* Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Feehan Sharon and Kirch DeMartini* Rosemary Fei and Gary Harrington For the second year in a row, The Marine Lynne and Glenn Dempsey* Katharine Feidler Mr. Richard DeNatale and Mr. Craig Latker Lewis Feldman* Mammal Center was awarded a $25,000 Elizabeth and Paul Denison* Jennifer Felts grant from the Disney Conservation Fund Ms. Bobbie Denmon Ms. Karen Fenton Melissa Dent Ms. Sally F. Fenton in recognition of our efforts to save the Sheila Desmond* Mrs. Eleanor Ferrari Hawaiian monk seal from Roxanne Deurloo* Richard Ferrie Rebecca Deutsch Charles Ferris* extinction. This grant will Jennifer Dewinter Linda Ferris* help fund our rescue and Mr. Debashis Dhar and Devyani Biswas* Richard Ferris Irene Diaz* Pam and James Ferris-Olson* rehabilitation efforts as well Ronald and Kristin Dick* Bessie L. Fickel as support ongoing scientific Sandy Diggins* Elizabeth and Randy Field* Mag Dimond Suzanne and Conrad Figueroa* research and education, Judith Disbrow* Sandra Fisher both of which are vital to Peter DiVincenzo Cheryl Flango and Keith J. Osiewicz* Scott and Susan Doggett Alice Mead and Richard Flaster* the long-term conservation Robert Dollar and Family* Ms. Sally Fleming* plan for this critically Meghan Doody Mr. and Mrs. B. Mason Flemming, Jr. Maybelle Dore Girts Folkmanis endangered animal. Panna Doshi Jeanne and Darryl Foreman Mike and Connie Dowler* Alana and Melissa Forrest* Anthony V. Dresden* Linda Forsberg* The Disney Conservation Fund works to Michelle Driscoll* Marilyn Foster* protect species and habitats, and connect Andrea Drugay Virginia Fout Kecia Duffy William K. Fox kids to nature to help develop lifelong Glenda Dugan Nancy G. Frakes* conservation values. Since its founding in Cynthia Dugger David Frane and Charla Gabert Paul Duhamel Rich Frank* 1995, the Disney Conservation Fund has Joseph and Rheba Dupras Mr. and Mrs. Gary T. Franklin supported more than 1,000 conservation Janet Dupuy* Mr. William R. Franzen Kazumi and Lee Duran Megan Frazer programs in 112 countries. For information Jessica Dutra David Frediani* on Disney’s commitment to conserve Ms. Ruth R. Dyke Ms. Monica Freeder Martha and Anthony Eason* Jeff Freedman* nature, visit disney.com/conservation. Dr. Sharon Eaton* Sheira Freedman* Ms. Elizabeth Eddy Carolyn Fremgen* Roland Edwards* Lorien French David Elkins Robert Friedman* Kathy Ellison Susan J. Friedman and Philip Skehan* Jonathan and Tracy Ellman Raymond and Catherine Frink* Diane Ellsworth Gaye Frisby Patricia Elvebak* Justine Frischmann* Annette Emerson Laurel Frishman Steven Englander* Ms. Jackie Fritz Engmann Family Foundation Michelle Frost Carol and George Epple* Nancy Frost Dennis Ertsman* Mr. and Mrs. Robert Frost* Sharon and Samuel Esterkyn* Jeff Fry Linda Eurman Lon and Tess Fry* M. Fahrenwald Heidi Fuchs Gregory and Tressa Fanoe Julia Fuller* Brian and Susan Fargo Jacqueline Gaffney* Geraldine Farmer* Lisa and William Gala* Pauline Farmer-Koppenol Marian Gallerani*

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Chris and Ane Gardner Dean A. Grubb* Belle Hays Wendy L. Howell Roxane Geggie* Keith Grundy* Wendy Hayward and Rich Wendling Christina Howland Mrs. William D. Geiger, Jr.* Robert Guenley* Randi Heald William L. Hudson Roxanne Gentile Mr. Gregg T. Gumbinger and Ms. Amy J. Garcia Debbi Heatherly Donna Ewald Huggins LaQuita Gentry Bob Gurwin and John Rourke Lynda Heathscott Ms. Ethel M. Huhn Margo George* Kathy Simons and Jeff Gustafi k* June Heilman* Ryan Hultquist Joan Getsinger* Charles and Ginger Guthrie* Zach Hench Christopher Hunt Nigel Gevisser Sue A. Guzman Kirstin Hendrickson Judith A. Hunt* Jennifer Gibson* Mary Haack* Ms. Susan Hendrie-Marais and M. L. Marais Melissa Hurley* Robyn Gillette* Duane and Sherry Hadley* Nanette Henneuse* Kathleen Hurrle* Lynne Gilliam* Ms. Blanca Haendler* Ms. Katherine Henry Tom and Cheryl Huse Deborah Gillingham* Harry Haines* Aaron Herington Michael T. Ina Elisabeth Giovine John Haines* Cheryl Hermansen and Ron Hermansen Jorge Iniguez Christopher Gladwin Robert and Maxine Halem* Deborah and Jim Hernandez* Mary and John Irwin* Heather Gleeson Jill and Martin Haley Stephanie Herrera Rachel Ivanyi Ms. Joyce Godecke Deborah and Donald Halliday* Bruce and Joan Herriges* Elizabeth A. Jackson* Alexandra G. Goelet Donna M. Halliday* Gerdika Hesche-Elberfeld* Anne and Edward Jamieson* George Goerl Allen Hallock* Andree S. Hest* Mr. & Mrs. Charles F. Jaris* Karla and Jim Golden Barbara Ham Lesli Hewitt-Spears Lee and Wini Jebian* Danielle Goldman and Dan Zach Jill and Jefferson Hamilton* Elizabeth Heyd Lisa Jeffrey* Gage Goldman - Volunteer M. Hanamura Donna Hiatt Teresa and Roy Jennings* Mrs. Maria Gonzalez Eugene Hanes* Deandra Hicks Kenneth Jensen Sharon Goodman* Douglas T. Hanks* Frances and Jeffrey Higginbotham Patricia and Janice Jio* Constance Goodyear Baron and Mr. Kevin Hanks and Mrs. Cindy Schneider* Mary Ann and Stephen Higgs Mr. Benjamin F. Johnson Barry C. Baron Ms. Heather Hanly Jolanda Hightower* Carol M. Johnson Ms. Patt S. Gorsuch Melissa Hanmer* Ray and Sharon Hill* Cynthia Johnson Mr. Geoffrey D. Gosling* Margaret Hannan Steve Hill Deborah Johnson* Michele and Richard Goss* Charlotte Hansen Terry Hill James Johnson Lynn Gotchall Ms. Jacque M. Hansen and Mr. Hector Judith Hilliard* Mr. Linn E. Johnson and Beth Gothrick Hernandez* Marisa Hillinger Ms. Patricia M. Connor Kimball Gottschall* Jan Hansen* Arthur Hindman Marcine M. Johnson, Ph.D. Patrice Gouveia Laura G. Hansen J.B. Hinds In Memory of Mark Johnson* Emily Graham* Paula Hansen* Mary Hink Sally Johnson Bonita Granlund Ms. Judith M. Harada Myron Hinrichs Toni Johnson* Renee Grannis Kathy Haranzo* Ms. Sally Hinshaw William A. Johnston and Ms. Natasha Granoff Tracy Harcourt and Ed Chejlava* Willie and Wen-Wen Hinze Susan B. Olson-Johnston Anthony and Caroline Grant* Katherine Harle and Dominic Robilliard* Kurt and Barbara Hirschfeld Roberta Joiner Joan and Robert Grant* Mark Harlin Susan Hoeschler Ms. Karen R. Jolliffe* Mathew A. Grant Patricia Harp* Howard and Sandra Hoffen Cristina Jones* Ms. Mignon Gravitch* Elizabeth W. Harrington* Caitlin Hoffman Ms. Dorothy Jones* Brian Gray Dr. Margaret Harrington* Ken Hoffman Gary and Casey Jones Gary Gray* Roger Harrington* Paul and Marianne Hoffman Julie Jones Carolyn Greco Agata Harris, and Paul and Ellen M. Peraino* Ms. Danielle Hofi ng* Kitty and Gregg Jones Janet and Jon Green Lawrie Harris* John Hogan* Laura Jones* Susan Greendorfer* Gina and Steve Harris Mary Hogan* Loretta Jones* Joanne and Robert Greene Ms. Tina M. Harrison Margo and John Hohulin* W. Helene and Paul Jones* Eric and Sara Greenwood Jill Harsin Elizabeth W. Holden Rebecca Jones-Torre Renee Gregory Kathryn Hart Michael Holdridge* Hallye Jordan Christine Grella* Ruth Hartmann* Gary and Karen Holm* Ms. Patricia A. Jose* Irma Grieve Ms. Kathleen Hartnett* Mrs. June P. Holmes* Ms. Marie E. Joyce Kimberly Griffi n* Chris Hass Ms. Virginia Holmes Mary Lou Joyner* Ellen Griffi th Margaret Hassett Sally Holt* Kimberly R. Kahn, DVM Douglas Grijalva Sharlene Hassler Greg Hoobler Yoshiko Kakudo Sandra Grijalva* Curtis Hastings and Diane Carpenter David Hooper* Judith and Martin Kaliski* Jennifer Grimes* Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hatch Helga Horner Lawrence Kampel Susan Grisso* Jesse R Hatton, Jr. Julie and Gregg Hosfeldt* Debora A. Kane Thomas and Winniefred Grof* Hugh Havlik* Sue N. House Lloyd and Joan Kapp* Lisa and Jamie Grooms Dolores Hawke* Chet and Lori Howard Yvonne Karas Nancy Grosfeld Mr. David Hawkins Jean E. Howard Susan Karnstedt Greg and Cristin Grothaus Stacee and Derek Hawkins Judith Howard* Joyce and Barry Karpay Cynthia Groves Lila and Iris Hawks Kimberly Howard Ellie Kass*

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Carlyn Clement and Shyam Kuttikkad* Elizabeth and Daniel Lockwood* Dorothy and Thomas Mayer Christopher Kaufman* Carolyn La Rocco David and Diane Logan* Susan and Michael Mayne Sy Kaufman Nick Labedz Vicki Lohr* Lorie Mayo Lorna Lee and Jim Keefe Mary Lou Lafler Ms. Linda Lohse Guy and Happy Mazula* Karen Kehoe Dr. Michael D. Lagios Norman and Marie Lomas Julie Mazur-Denison Susan and Barton Keiser Shaler* Maria and Paul Lambert Donna Look* John and Yvonne McClung Stan Keiser* Kelley Lamke Bill and Edy Loorz* Pamela McGowan* Lynne Keller Kari Lamprech and Jon Lamprech* Joanne Lope Christina R. McArthur and Consuelo Kellogg* Kristen Landes* Yolanda Lopez* Richard Rubenstein Colleen Kelly Marisa Landsberg Andrea LoPinto* Sally McCabe Dr. Julie J. Kelsey* Patricia and Norman Landsberg* Cathleen Loudon Marilyn Mccall Todd Kelting and Melissa Neiman-Kelting* Kim M. Lang* The Love Kumar Family Fund George and Patricia McCammon* Roberta Kemmerer* Valerie I. Lang* Vanessa Lowe Kristy McCann* Ms. Kathleen E. Kemper James Lanier Laurie Lowrance Lily McCleary* Cynthia Kendall* Lucienne T. Lanson, M.D.* Pamela Lowry Martha McClellan* Roxanne Kennedy Marie-Nicole Lapeyrade Laura Lubin Peggy McCormick River Kenneth Edward Lapidus Diane Luders* Lynn McCreary Barbara Kent* Suttirat Larlarb Fay Lupacchini Bradford McCullough* John Kent* Shelly Larsen Gerard Lynch and Karen Marisak Mr. James W. McCummings Carolyn Kepes and Daniel Foley Barbara Larson* Shirley Lyon* Kathy McCurdy Carol and Gary Kerbel* Catherine and Collin Lau* Karin MacDonald Linda McElroy* Barbara Kerr Ms. Kathryn Law Lauck Brian MacDonald Patricia McGinnis* Jay Ketchen Ms. Julie Lawell Christian D. MacDonald* Mary McGoldrick Suzanne Khan Janet and David Lawson Patricia MacDonald* Mrs. Beverley J. McGraw* Richard Kidd Darin Layman Maria del Carmen Macias* Donald and Nancy McKay* Margaret E. Kiley* Kathy Lazzaro Elinor MacKinnon Edana McKenzie* Elizabeth King Sarah Leach and Kenneth Drexler* Christine Macomber Harry McKenzie Tom and Sara King* Nan and John Leavell* Mary Macor Christina McKinley* Sally and Philip Kipper* Holly Ledesma Dawn Macris* William McLarty Elise Kirban Erika Lee Patricia and David Maddox Michele McNamara Alexander Kirk Jim Lee Karen Madsen* Jennifer McNealey Mrs. Roy G. Kirk* Matthew and Ann Lefkowitz* Bernice C. Maertz* Alice Mead* Rose Kish Barbara Legler* Steven Maginnis Ms. Georgann Meadows* Cindy Kisshauer* Kathleen A. LeGrand* Joan Maguire* John H. Medinger Diana Kissil and John Cullison Cathy and Ted Lehmann Shana Mahaffey* Purple Lady/Barbara J. Meislin Fund Cheryl Kitchell* Jeffrey and Lara Lehmer Charles and Rose Maher* Jill Melchione Spinelli* Diane Klein* Patricia A. Leighfield* Noreen Mahoney* June Mellish* Lyn and Don Klein Hollis Lenderking* Siobhan Maize* Julaina and Richard Mendlen* Mr. and Mrs. Michael Knee Rebecca J. Lent and Utpal P. Vasavada Marilyn A. Makepeace and Anne Maczulak Rani Menon and Keith Amidon Alexa D. Knight Donald L. Leonard* Luz Malan* Alan and Peggy Merriam Ms. Alexandra A. Knight Cheryl and Kevin Leslie* Ms. Janie B. Malcolm Ms. Kate Merriman Ms. Susan Kofnovec Ms. Margo Rogers Lesser* Katie Malling Carolyn Metcalf Marjorie and Ralph Koldinger Yvette Leung and Liwen Mah Brigid Malumphy Eileen Metzger* Wendy Konsorada Janet Leventhal Elizabeth and Donald Manning* Barbara Meyer Alyssa Koo* Marlene Leviton Kristen Mansel* Paul and Marilyn Michaelson* Ralph Koo* David Levitt Marin Mapstead* Ms. Bonnie Mierta and Mr. Al Borissenko* Mr. Michael Korek Ms. Diane E. Levy* Donna Marietta* Sally and David Mikkelsen* Gregory Korelich Sharon and Ernest Lew Miss Darian A. Mark Frank E. Miller Wyatt Korff Nina Lewin Kelly Marriott Karla and Gary Miller* Henry Korth and Joan Korth-Bradley* Larry Lewis Ms. Elizabeth Marshall* Lynn Miller* Christine Koski* Pam Lewis Karen Martin Marije Miller Jason Kossan Risa Lichtman Redge and Carole Martin* Mickay Miller Mr. Christopher Kovaly Nancy A. Light and Brian Delahunt David Lawson and Belinda Martinez Susan and Walter Miller* Linda and Timothy Kramer Irene and William Lincks* Kimberly and Mark Martinez Joyce Milligan* Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Krebs Paul and Aren Lindstrom* April Mason* Brenda and George Milum* Kayliana and Tahlia Kreutz Richard and Laurie Ling* Carole Mason Gayle and John Minkler Michelle Krumland Peter Ralston and Pattie Litton* Alan C. Mathewson* Mr. William Minkler Dr. Lauren Krup* Mr. YiChang Liu* Peggy Mathieson Ms. Margaret Minnick Jerome Kruszka* Peter Llerena* Sherri Matteo Marlin and Lee Miser* Keiko Kuroda* Daniel Lloyd* Carol Mattern* Albert S. Mishaan and Jennifer Colyer Dennis and Sharon Kurtz Kyle Locke and Katie Mickey Glenn and Dolores Matteucci Alison Mitchell

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Beau Mitchell Ellen and Robert Niemitalo* Donor Highlight: James Mitchell Tom and Anne Niesen* Verna and Bill Mitchell Jeannette Nishida and Stephen Gabow* Special Release Events Mitchner Family Philanthropic Fund Donna Nishimoto* Evan Mizrachy* Roger and Ann Noll* Jennifer Mo* Ms. Doris Nordeen* One of the most rewarding aspects of our Renita Mock* Elizabeth Noronha* work is seeing healthy animals return to their Gary and Gloria Modrell Laura Novak Steve and Cynthia Molino Don and Diana Nunemaker ocean home after spending time in our care. Donna Mollenhauer Leslie A. Oakes* Susan Monard Suzanne and Wulfrin Oberlin Suzie and Bryan Moore Elizabeth and David Obershaw* And because none of this work would be Jennifer and Michael Moran Nancy O’Brien possible without support from our donors, we Cathy Moreland* Rebecca O’Brien Katherine Morris Mark and Diane O’Connell invite them to attend a release event each year. Mr. Malcolm A. Morris* Ms. Connie O’Connor* Charie Morrison* John Odell Kevin Morrow Martha H. Oehler* Members of our Kellan Circle, Protected Marge Mortensen* Michael and Simona O’Hare Resources Circle and Chairman’s Circle, as C.B. Morton Brian Okeefe Julianne Mossler James Oliver* well as our corporate partners, are all invited Mitchell Moughon Linda Olson* to these special events, which take place Elaine Mowday Lynne Onak* Nancy Moyle* Donna Oneill throughout our rescue range. Christopher Moynihan Remy O’Neill* Kellie Muckleroy* Todd and Anh Oppenheimer Tara Mueller Lynda Oprescu* Kem Mulaney* Erwin Ordeman* Mr. William J. Mulcahy* Catheryn Orourke Katharine Mulvany* Elizabeth Orser-Cataldi and Richard Orser* Martin and Jamie Mumford Marilyn Oshiro* Nicole Murch* Ellen Otto Jennifer Murer* Tracy and Ty Ouellette* Ms. Anne Murphy Karina R. Ousterhout Glee and Chuck Murphy Nancy Ozard* Joyce Murphy Carmel Pacheteau* Monica Murphy Karen Page Kathleen Murray* Pat and Mauricio Pages* Roger and Mary Murray* Garry, Christine and Hailey Pallister* Lynne Murrell Stephanie Palos Gertrude Musey* David Panelli Ian and Lesta Nadel* Donna Panico* William Nadel Edward G. Paolo Yukiko and Robert Nakano* Aren Parisi Nancy Nee* Sally E. Park Paul and Anne Negus* Soo Park Ellen Neidle Barbara Parkening Anita and Edward Nells* Peggy Parks* For more information on joining one of these Patsy and Paul Nelson Paulette Parmley giving circles, please contact us 415.289.7335 Theresa Nelson Roberta Paskos Cathy Netz Julie S. Pastel or [email protected]. Ms. Linda Newman Carol Patrick Mr. Michael Neyman Ms. Patricia A. Patterson Jennifer Ng* Gloria Patton David Nichols Mr. James J. Patton Larry and Pamela Nichols* Paul Hobbs Wines Marina Nichols and Jesse Fielding Robert and Patricia Paul* Ronald F. Nichols and Maureen A. Nichols* Dennis Payne Natalya Nicoloff Ms. Mercedes Paz* Lynn and Karl Nielsen* Michelle Peacock Sheila Nielsen Lorraine Pehoushek

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Mr. Tom Pellenwessel Katherine Reilly and Mr. Phil H. Reilly Jane Pepe* Colleen Rein Donor Highlight: Doug Perrine Carol Reinhardt and David Redfearn* Mark and Alice Perry David Reinhardt Corporate Volunteer Days Geoffrey Peters* Vickie Renbarger Charles and Nancy Peterson Mark Renneker, M.D.* Cynthia Pett Dante* Ernest and Jean Renzel* Corporate partners provide critical financial Nancy Pettengill* Ms. Nancy Reseigh support for The Marine Mammal Center’s Nancy A. Petty Amy Resop Kathy and Bob Petty Jeanette Rheinhardt* mission. Many of these partners take their Regina Phelps Dianna Rice commitment a step further by bringing Cris Phillips Linda and Bruce Richardson* Damon Phillips* Tanya Richardson* their employees to our hospital to learn Rudy and Patricia Phillips* Ms. Laurose Richter* about our work firsthand. During this unique Alexandra and Sean Piazza Sam H. Ridgway* Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Picker* Jean Rieke and Patrick Maguire team-building opportunity, small groups of Jean E. Pickering and Suzanne Kehde* Douglas Rigg volunteers help with tasks related to our Margaret R. Pico Craig M. Ring and Jane H. Hartwell Carol and Antonio Pimentel* Marci Ring patients’ recovery. Michelle and Chris Pitt* Ms. Jennifer Rios* Mr. Michael J. Piuze Julie and Michael Risenhoover* Angie Plambeck Michael Ritter and Karen E. Ritter Ms. Susan K. Plath* Bradley and Malinda Ritts* Judy Polatchek Laura Roberts Jaume Pons Mary Roberts Barbara Poppe Mrs. Heather Robertson Oscar Porter* Dr. Jacqueline L. Robertson Mr. Doug Post* Patricia Robertson* Robert Powell Anne M. Robinson and Jeffrey S. Robinson Beth and Ted Powers-Johnson Eddie Robinson Dr. Roy Y. Powlan Ginger Robinson Susan Prell* Ina Robinson* Ms. Patricia M. Prenter* Marilyn Robinson Rita and Michael Press* Rita and Tom Robinson* Christina Prestella Colonel and Mrs. William Robison, USAF (Ret) Lauretta Prestera* James M. and Louise C. Roche Foundation Barbara Price* Heather Rock* Jeffrey Price* Robin and Christopher Rodi* Frances Primofiore Elizabeth Rodis-Jamero Mark Pritzen* Ms. Debra Rogers* Mrs. Alyce Proctor* Caleb A. Rogovin Paul Proett Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rohlen Rebecca Prosser* Paula Roloff* We thank the following partners for their Stefanie Pryor Dale Rose and Carol Rose hands-on support during Corporate Ms. Laurel Przybylski Debra Rose* Ms. Laura Putnam Carol Rosenberg Volunteer Days in 2014: Annabelle Quan* Jonathan and Carole Rosenberg* Dr. Nigel W. T. Quinn Joyce Rosenberg • Allianz Global Investors • Levi Strauss & Co. Thomas Quinn Lisa Rosenfield • Clif Bar • Oracle Ms. Melinda Ramm and Mr. Ridge Patton* Mr. and Mrs. Larry Rosenstein • Demandforce • PG&E Ms. Joan E. Ranallo* Mr. Anton Rosenthal* • Digitas Health LifeBrands • Pacific Foundation Services Frank Randazzo Alyson and Cecil Rossi* • Ernst & Young • Salesforce Marjorie Randolph Michael V. Roth Mark Randolph Patricia Roth* • G2 Insurance Services • Wells Fargo Mr. Pradeep R. Rao Lenore M. Rowan • Hall Capital Partners Harry Rasmussen* Mr. and Mrs. Rodney R. Rozman Gordon R. Ray Judy Rubin Susan Ray Allen and Cynthia Ruby For more information on becoming a Mr. Thomas S. Reavely* Grace Ruggiero and Dr. Ronald J. Ruggiero* Corporate Partner, please contact us Dr. Diana Rebman Mr. and Mrs. Nile R. Runge* Giampiero Recco Cathy Ruperti 415.289.7335 or [email protected] Alex Reid and Gretchen Schaffner* Matt Russell

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SilverHawk Russi* Jennifer Sherrill Charles Stengel Mrs. Carine Tintinger Carina Ryan* Stephen A. Sherwin, M.D. Linda and Donald Stephens* Mr. and Mrs. James and Andrea Tittle* Justin Ryan William Shewry* Nancy Stephens Mr. William Toaspern* Ms. Tina M. Salandra* Christine Shields* Jo Ann and Edward Stepien Jenee L. Todd* Tina and David Saling* John and Paige Shields Rhom Stone* Joy Tomlinson Katheryn Salter* Mary Shimek* Chris Storm Ms. Elizabeth Torres Eric and Lorena Saltmarsh* Jeffrey and Gretchen Shopoff Rebecca Story Elizabeth Touma Daniel Saltz Vicki and Dave Shreiner* Douglas and Bobbie Lee Strader Thomas P. Trimble Florinda Sanchez Leonard Shustek* Karen L. Strand Mary Trumble* Sand Dollar Thrift Store Veronique Laband Siggins and Peter Siggins Ms. Deborah W. Stratmann Cooper, Griffi n and Mason Tunney Dr. Jessie M. Sanders Dzidra Silver* Jane and Duane Stratton Marla and Gregory Turek* Kevin Saretzky Roxanne Silver Ms. Olivia Byers Straus* Barbara and Donald Turnbull* Helen Sattelmayer Katherine Simmonds Patricia and Marc Strohlein* Janet and Peter Turnbull* Shannon Savage Laura Simmons* Robert Strouse* Mary Turner* Sharon Savatski* Julie Simons* Elizabeth Struve Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Twist Thomas A. Savignano* Josh Simpson Janet Sugihara Wes and Stephanie Tydlaska* Mr. Frank Scafani* Dr. Patricia Simpson and Radah Butler Jacqueline Suitt* Dean and Bertha Tyler* John and Betsy Scarborough* Tracey and Bob Simpson* Cathy Sulinski Ms. Leslie R. Tyler and Mr. Lawrence J. Less* Margaret Schadt* Mrs. Lyn Sinko* Jane Sullivan* Mr. Barry Ulrich Steven Schaefer* Tara and Frances Skeen* Miss Linda J. Sullivan Alice Underwood Werner Schaefer Mary Jane Slater Michael Sullivan Sloan and Priscilla Upton Michael Scharfenstein* Alexandra Smith Margaret and Peter Sullivan Ann Ure Katharina Scharruhn* Ms. Frances B. Smith* Theresa Sullivan* Lori Vadnais Shirley Scheck* Mr. Ian D. Smith* Mr. John B. Sulzycki Christine Valentin Lucinda Scheer James and Wreatha Smith* Steven Sumnick* Bruce and Grace Valentine Peter Schick* Maureen Smith Sheri Sun Janet Van Auken* David Schiff Michael Smith Della M. Swanger* Karen and Robert Van Duinen* Angela and Sam Schillace Marcia Smythe* Gail Swarbrick* Jeanette Vandenbergh Sandra Schlickman William Snell* Barbara and Cyrus Sweet* Frits and Letty VanderLinden* Ms. Arlette Schlitt-Gerson Birgit Snider* Irene Szente Johanna Vandermolen Gail E. Schlueck* Tomoko and Daniel Snyder Elizabeth Taft* Dr. William and Jennifer Vandivier John Schmelzer Archie Soden* Valerie Talmage* Mary Ann Vasconcellos* Marcia and Nathaniel Schmelzer* Scott & Carol Sokol Kit Tang Ms. Noemi Vazquez John Schmiedel* Magda Soley* Lesley Tannahill Charles Vellone Jeanette Schneider Ken and Diana Sopjes Frank Taplin Ellen Ann Venton* Nancy Schoellkopf* Chanell Sourp John Taylor Silvio Verbis Diana P. Scholle* Mary G. Souza Ms. Shirley R. Taylor Kay Vernor* Charlotte Scholz* Mary L. Spadaro Ms. Dorothy E. Tchelistcheff* Karen Verrico Robert and Patricia Schrot* Dianne and Bruce Spaulding* Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tecco* James Vestal* Mark and Kim Schultz Jacqueline and David Spielberg* Judith Teitler Keith and Margaret Vickers* Ms. Rebecca Lynn Schumann David and Donna Spilman Mira Terdiman Mr. and Mrs. Marc B. Victor* Larry Schwankl and Carol Frate Clark and Michele Spink* Mr. Anthony Teresa* Celia Vigil Michelle Schwartz* Trevor R. Spradlin Donald and Traci Terluin* Lise Vilas Phyllis B. Schwartz* Gary Spratling* Eugene and Patricia Thiers* Allison Vitsky Diane Schwarz Craig and Jane Spriggs* Ms. Pamela Thistlethwaite Nancy Vlassis* Hans Schwarz Mae Stadler* Mr. Glenn Thomas and Rainer and Marianne Wachalovsky* Stephanie Schwarz Kevin Stampfl Ms. Kimberlyn J. Kleasen* Diane Wagner and Grant Wagner Christine Scott* Lloyd Stark Megan Thomas* Rosemary Wakeham Mr. David Scott* Kevin Starr Ms. Patricia Thomas and Mr. Scott Atthowe Vernon Wakeland Nancy Scott-Ince Alice Stauffer Tamyra Thomas* Robin Wakshull and Dennis Rutkin* Janet and Charles Seim* Henry Stauffer* Bill and Nona Thomas* Anne-Marie and David Walker Adam Selvin Janecke and Peter Stauffer/The David Jessica Thomaston Ms. Deborah Walker* Christopher Senn* P. Wheatland Charitable Trust Barbara and Norman Thompson* Debra Walker Mary Severson* Kathleen Stecko Ruth and David Thompson Mark and Joyce Walker* Joyce Seymour* Carla and Charles Stedwell Kimberly Thompson Debby and John Walter* Janine Shafer Michael Steele Patsy Thompson* Ms. Mary Wand* Pat and Merrill Shanks* Sara Steelman* Mr. and Mrs. Roderick M. Thompson Mrs. Arlene Wasserman* Catherine Sharpe Mirella Stefan Harry and Molly Thorpe* David Wasshausen Family Nora and Edward Shaw Sebastian Stein Bill D. Thyr and Sally L. Myers Dieter and Merrilee Wasshausen Albert and Alexandrea Shen Marc Steinberg and Maria Day Terri Tienken* Ms. Carol Watson Robert Sherman* Michael Stelljes Marissa and Daniel Timm Sheila Watt

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Madeline Weaver* Howard Zee* $10,000 - $99,999 Paul and Mildred Berg Charles Wegerle Ms. Julia Zhabina The Lawrence Lee Bath Living Trust Lauren and John Black Sara and Gary Weichert* Ms. Kim L. Zigal* Ruth E. Benzing Revocable Trust Jeanne Bobbitt Alice Weigel* Ms. Jane Zuercher Trust of James Richard Boyce and Gordon Boone Elaine J. Weihman Ms. Jean Zukin* Kristin Lee Otis Kerry Boyd Ms. Hillary Weingast and Mr. Jeff Hyman* Audrey Zwerle* Dovre Busch Living Trust Lynne and Dave Briscoe Robert Weisblatt* Trust of Laurence H. Dorcy Vi Brown Claudia Welker Ke Kai Ola Donors Eleanor Gray Knudson Trust Waltraud and Michael Buckland Harriet Welsh* We gratefully acknowledge Anna Krueger Revocable Intervivos Trust Richard and Christy Burke Virginia Welsh these gifts received in 2014. Trust of John V. Sudall Lou Ella Burmeister Aletha Werson* The Miep Van Buitenen Living Trust Susan Burns Warren Wertheimer* $25,000+ The Kerstin Wallerstedt Trust Barbara Busch Ms. Jacqueline Whelan* Disney Conservation Fund Mariateresa Canosa Connie M. White* George F. Jewett Foundation $1,000 - $9,999 Robert Caradien Helen White* John G. Shedd Aquarium The Donald R. Brewer and Caryl Carr and David Presotto Mani White* Lois Lee Brewer Revocable Trust Karen Carr Mary Ellen White and Jack Morton $10,000 - $24,999 The Edward Drozynski, Jr. Trust Maria E. Carrasco Ceil Astin Whitney* Anonymous The Estupinian Family Trust John Catts and Sheila Roebuck Barbara Whittle* Horne Family Foundation Estate of Jean R. Grandfield Joan Christenberry Judy Wilbur Catherine M. Kruttschnitt June D. Hammack Revocable Trust Rebecca and David Conant Edmund Wilkinson Marisla Foundation Estate of Anna V. King Mr. Charles Condy Nancy L. Wilkinson Robert and Carol Momsen MacDonald Family Trust Gale Connolly Alicia and Amanda Williams Nancy and Gregory Wilson Julie C. Maier Estate David Coulson George Williams Randall Sanger Trust Elena and Arthur Court Stephanie and Ben Williams $1,000 - $9,999 The Tuma Family Trust Mr. and Mrs. Paul Crain Stephen Williams* Anonymous Estate of Jeannette L. Widom Hazel J. Crane Tim Williams Eric Anderson and Roger Beck Sharon Culp Alana Willroth Patricia and Peter Arrigoni $50 - $999 Sue and Daniel Curran Diane Wilsey* Bay Area AAZK The Gary Curtis Newport Estate John De Crell Dr. Brian Wilson and Mrs. Patricia D. Wilson Barbara and David Beasley Estate of Mildred Lillis Jerry Dean David Wilson* Dr. Deborah D. Cupal Estate of Elaine B. Smith Lee Desta Martha and Glen Wilson* Cyanotech Corporation Lyla A. Devita and Marguerite Donaldson Grace and Rowan Wilson* Four Seasons Resort at Hualalai ENDOWMENTS Diane Diggins Shannon Wilson and Janine Guillot* Shirley and Lee Griffey - Griffey Family Fund Tim Dimacchia Jennifer Winship Betsy Jewett and Rick Gill Geoffrey C. Hughes Elizabeth O. Dohrmann Ann Wise Cheryl Lewis Foundation Endowment Fund Ann Domm Catherine V. Woldow* Mary and Tom Piller Shirley Ann Spencer Fund for George and Laura Dora Carol Wolf* The Marine Mammal Center Margaret Downing Ms. Michele Wolfenstein $250 - $999 Lyn Carol Dunn Dr. Brett Wolff Anonymous STELLER CIRCLE Constance Edwards Houston Wong Duane and Marjorie Erway We gratefully acknowledge the donors Veronica Espada Jo Woodison Kristin Hermanson who have joined our Steller Circle Heather A. Evans Jane and Dean Woodman Cynthia Kendall as of June 30, 2015. Frances Ezer Catherine Woods* Joan Lamont Margaret Louise Falk Barbara and John Woods Ingrid Overgard and Steven Ginsberg Anonymous (6) Judy Feil Rachael Woods Kim Rogers Viki Adam Chuck and Pat Finney Jeffrey Woolford* Kristin Vidovich Lawrence Adams Mitchell Fong and Denise Walsh George Work* Elizabeth Weinhold Liana Genovesi and Scott Ahrendt Cathy Fox L. A. Wurl* ZNA Communications Mary Allen Deborah Gabris Ms. Erica Wuthnow Dale Anania Marian Gallerani Deborah Wyatt* BEQUESTS Lucinda Anskin Carol Gamble Eugenie R. Yaryan* Helga Ashkenaze Shirley J. Garver Dr. Kenneth Yates $100,000+ Mary Bachman and William Downing Andrew Geiser Lucia Young Marjorie K. Balazs 2000 Unitrust Doreen Baleria Cheryl and Derlin German Jerilynn Young and Derrick Jensen* Diane Lorraine Baldwin Revocable Juliana Barr Arlette and Nick Gerson William E. Younis Intervivos Trust Mary Barr Ms. Loretta M. Giorgi Michelle Yovanovich Estate of Maria Berry Sandra Barth Lawrence Goldyn and Ronald N. Campbell Ms. Tanja Zabka Barbara J. Harootunian Barbara and David Beasley Suzanne Golt Martin and Margaret Zankel Revocable Living Trust Rita Foegal Bell Barbara Goodwin Stacy Zapko S. Grace Williams Trust Sheri and Robert Bell Gitta Grabowski Barbara Zarembinski* Cynthia Benner Susan Gray

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Lynn Griffi n Donald J. Nolan Donor Highlight: Harry Haines Joyce and Mohsen Noori Jacki Hardy Jill North Steller Circle Hildegard Harris Priscilla Palomino George Harter Jamie Pardau Jacqueline and Eugene Haunch Jeanne Pauley To make a gift of any kind to The Marine Virginia Hawley Rita Peters Mammal Center is an act of generosity. Paul Herbst Jayne Phelps Sally Holt Mr. Donald E. Pringle To make a long-term gift—one derived Catherine Hoss Mr. Kevin Rabe from the work of a lifetime—is to make a Michele and Bill Hunnewell Robert and Vicki Rawlings Jamie Jaffee Bonnie and Laurence Rhodes commitment beyond measure. Mary and Robert Jenkin Ms. Jennifer Rios Stan Jensen Steven Russ Ms. Emi Jobling Margaret Schadt The Steller Circle recognizes and honors Anna-Kajs Johnson Ruth Schlossberg donors who have chosen to include the Camille L. Johnson James Schollard Marcine M. Johnson, Ph.D. Janine Shafer Center in their estate plans. Ms. Mary Jope Susan Shapiro Doreen Judson Suki Shepard Cindy Kaye Sylvia Siegel Pauline Kayes Nancy and Phil Sikora Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Kendall Anna and Donald Slawsky “As a long-time supporter and Michael Kleeman Kim Smith Suzanne and Jerry Knecht Sandra Stauffer volunteer at The Marine Mammal Antoinette and Stephen Krajcar Linda and Joe Stockhus Ilona Kratz Eric Strand Center, including Ann Kugel Patricia and Alan Tai Gary Kwan Beverly Tanner and Jerry Herman Julia Lams Jan Taradash the organization in Carmen M. Lasar Scott and Patricia Teaford Meredith Lattin, LCSW Ms. Deborah Tencza my estate plans just Catherine and Collin Lau Terri Tienken Barbara Legler Mr. and Mrs. Donald Tornberg made sense. Nancy Lenzer Dana Van Eperen Douglas Levison Kate and Richard Vance My legacy gift will Ms. Ruth Levitan Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Vandebross, Jr. Louise Lewis Linda and Terry Vetter allow the Center’s Charles and Sharon Lindner Shirley and Herman Victor Teri Loveland Jennifer and John Vogel life-saving work to Jeanne Lucenti Jeff and Dana Wagner Carma Luskin Lee and Bill Webber carry on when I’m gone—and Cinnie and Merrill Magowan Donald West Mr. Andre Malouf Jan Widdowson that means a lot to me.” Peter and Amy Mangarella Stephanie and Kim Wigton Rose Markowitz Stephen Williams Ms. Virginia Marques Jane Williamson Michele Hunnewell Greg Martin Bob Wilson Jorie B. McCarthy Barbara Woodhill Steller Circle member since 2011 Celeste McConnach Gary York Joseph McCrane Martin and Birdie Zitnick Eileen Metzger Loraine Meyer MEMORIAL GIFTS Agnes M. Miller We respectfully recognize special gifts Patricia Minnick received in memory of these family members & friends: Gary and Gloria Modrell Jennifer Murer Gary M. Allums Gertrude Musey Amy Sharon Neiman Heidi Beth Boble Gloria Nelson Joy Boehm Janet Nelson Barbara Champion

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Deborah Bianca and Mazalit Glaubach George F. Jewett Foundation The Patty and Jack Wright Foundation Jim Doeppers Florence and Steven Goldby The Kimball Foundation Truettner Family Foundation Barbara E. Fritz Hannah Hayes The Sato Foundation Vasicek Foundation Frank Griffith Sue Hawley Union Bank Walter & Elise Haas Fund Marnie E. Guttuso Doug Heneke Wells Fargo Foundation Carol Hasting Hoppie The Dean Witter Foundation MATCHING GIFT & WORKPLACE Richard “Dick” Holm Lee Jackrel GIVING ORGANIZATIONS Jessica Holmes Stan Jensen $15,000 - $24,999 Mark Johnson Linda Johnson The Atmos Foundation Abbott Laboratories (Abbott Fund/AbbVie) Adella R. Jones Luci Karp Berglund Family Foundation Adobe Matching Gift Program Roberta Kim Cindy Kaye Coypu Foundation Advent Employee Matching Gifts Fund William “Bill” Klein Colleen Kelly Thelma Doelger Charitable Trust Agilent Technologies Foundation Mike Lewis Nick Labedz Ann and Gordon Getty Foundation AIG Matching Grants Program Carol Lies William and Martha Larkin Marisla Foundation Allstate Giving Campaign Little D Karen Larsen The Bernard Osher Foundation Altria Group, Inc. Sir John Martin and Malia Louie Dr. Scholl Foundation American Endowment Foundation Lady Rosemary Ann Martin Merrill Magowan American Express Company Employee Jerry Mecabe Karen Johnson McKewan and Tom McKewan $10,000 - $14,999 Giving Dorothy Miller Kelly McWilliams The Bank of America Charitable Foundation Amgen Foundation Marti Morec Michelle and Peter Hayward Family Foundation Apache Corporation Egil Okstad Bill Mullen Horne Family Foundation Apple Matching Gift Program Dorothee Perloff Mark Osten Donald Lee and Sally Steadman Lucas ARM, Inc. Donald Patrick Perrott Tammy and James Patton Foundation AT&T United Way Employee Giving Coll Gordon Perske Michael D. Price Union Bank of California Foundation Campaign Mildred “Mickey” Peterson Barbara Rambo Weyerhaeuser Family Foundation Autodesk Foundation Employee Rocci Pisano Justin Ray Engagement Fund Dr. Nthethe Raditopole James Peter Read $5,000 - $9,999 Bank of America Matching Gifts Program Leanne B. Roberts Rusty Rosenberg Anonymous (2) Bank of America United Way Campaign Jacqueline Robertson Bonnie Ricca American International Group Bank of The West Lori Singley Sue & Ron Sawade Bay Area AAZK BHP Billiton Roger and Ann Skjei James Scott DigitasHealth LifeBrands BlackRock Nancy Stevens Philip and Jean Warren Ernst & Young LLP BNY Mellon Community Partnership Phil Sun Jennifer Weller The Ginn Family Foundation The Boeing Company Stan Teitler Matt Williams and Hilary Hibel The David B. Gold Foundation BP Foundation, Inc. Vanilla Bean Heather Willis Lisa & Douglas Goldman Fund Bristol-Myers Squibb Jenny Wren Watkins Vivian Wright Intuit Demandforce Brookfield Investment Management Inc. Patricia “Patsy” Evans Weiss The JEC Foundation CA, Inc. Ian Wohleb CORPORATIONS, FOUNDATIONS Morro Bay Marine Rehabilitation Center Capital Group Companies Pearl and Harvey Woodruff & ORGANIZATIONS Quadra Foundation Charles Schwab Alan Young Santa Cruz Seaside Company Chevron Humankind Employee Funds $200,000+ Sausalito Art Festival Foundation City of Seattle TRIBUTE GIFTS Procter & Gamble Wags & Menace Make a The Clorox Company Foundation We respectfully recognize special gifts Difference Foundation Community Health Charities received in honor of these $100,000-$199,999 Wilmington Trust Company Community Shares family members & friends: National Marine Fisheries Service / Covidien Employee Giving National Oceanic and Atmospheric $1,500 - $4,999 S. H. Cowell Foundation Janet Aldrich Administration Anonymous Dolby Match Program Andon Pacific Gas & Electric Company Allianz Global Investors eBay Foundation Arrow Aveda Corporation Esurance Inc. Kedhar Bartlett $50,000 - $99,999 Community Thrift Store Expedia Barbara Beasley Anonymous Evim Foundation ExxonMobil Foundation Stacy Bezyack DMARLOU Foundation The Good Night Foundation FM Global Foundation Andrea Bloom Thelma Doelger Trust for Animals The Herbst Foundation, Inc. Follett Corporation-Matching Gift Program Lolly and John Burke Koret Foundation The Edith and Herbert Lehman Franklin Templeton Investments Iris Collins Laurel Foundation Foundation, Inc. Freeport-McMoRan Foundation Marion Cope Oracle Corporate Giving Programs Levi Strauss & Co. The Arthur J. Gallagher Foundation Noel Da Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP The Gap Foundation Danny $25,000 - $49,999 The See Foundation Gap Inc. | Be What’s Possible Mary Darin Cline The Argus Fund Sidney Stern Memorial Trust Gartner Matching Gift Center Asta, Bob, Andrius, Daina & Lukas Estas Herbert and Diane Bischoff Foundation Sunshine Polka-Dot Foundation GE Foundation Mitch Fong Disney Conservation Fund Swirl GEICO

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Gerson Bakar & Associates Union Bank Cloud Star Corporation Pirate’s Booty GlaxoSmithKline Foundation United Airlines Patrick Flynn Revolution Foods Goldman Sachs & Co Matching Gift Program United Technologies Corp. Hog Island Oyster Company Swirl Google United Way California Capital Region Lagunitas Brewing Company TerraCycle Hewlett Packard Company - United Way of Central New Mexico R. + C. Moreland Wellness Natural Food for Pets Employee Giving Program United Way of Greater Richmond & Petersburg William Muraoka and Pat Quinn-Muraoka Whole Foods Market, San Rafael Highfi elds Capital Management LP United Way of San Diego County Revolution Foods IBM Corporation Matching Grants Program United Way Of The Bay Area Smith and Nephew Individuals that Raised IBM Employee Services Center United Way of the Capital Region (PA) Toss Designs Inc. or Gave $1,000+ IBM International Foundation US Bank Foundation Lisa Burkett Illinois Tool Works Foundation Vanguard Matching Gift Program Value of $500 to $999 Jim and Evelyn Chumbley Integra Employee Benefi t Ventana Employee Giving Program Asics America Corporation Lisa Cooke Insurance Services LLC Verizon Foundation Dan Carmell Judith Currie International Incorporated VISA Givingstation ‘Elizabeth Chapman Bianca Glaubach JK Group Trustee for CA, Inc. VMware Foundation EO Products Mazalit Glaubach Johnson & Johnson Matching Gifts Program Walt Disney Company Foundation Lydia Hess Illustration & Design Miriam Glaubach The JP Morgan Chase & Co Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign Mancini’s Sleepworld, Novato Shulamit Glaubach Justgive.org Yahoo! Monterey Bay Aquarium Michael Hanrahan Kaiser Permanente Community Giving Zynga National Holistic Institute Keith Rosenthal Campaign Suzanne Romanowicz Lam Research Employee Gift Match Program DONATIONS OF IN-KIND Whole Foods Market, Miller Ave. Teams that Raised $1,000+ Lawrence Livermore Lab - UC PRODUCTS & SERVICES Whole Foods Market Monterey Team in Memory of Alan Young Levi Strauss Foundation Glaubach LMEPAC Value of $250,000+ Value of $250 to $499 Kotick’s Krusaders Local Independent Charities of America Swirl Cary Adriatico Midnight Mermaids Macy’s Inc. Matching Gift Program Jeff Boehm and Keith Rosenthal Pinnipedders Matson Foundation Value of $25,000 to $249,999 Jody Gibney Six Flags Discovery Kingdom Max Machinery Inc. Mr. Larry Bowman ‘Bridget Herman Team Oakland Zoo McKesson Foundation, Inc. Double Forte NovaBay Pharmaceuticals, Inc. team sophie-dog Medtronic Google Planet Granite Tobie and the HemShows Microsoft Giving Campaign Program Pacifi c Heights Dry Cleaners Kelli Radcliffe Wed Nite Sealed with a Fish Mile High United Way Linda Roshon-Harville Zephyr Zealz Millenium Matching Gifts Value of $10,000 to $24,999 San Francisco Whale Tours Mizuho Aquarium of the Bay Sausalito Picture Framing 2014 BODEGA BAY COMMUNITY Morgan Stanley Heitz Wine Cellars RELEASE SPONSORS National Football League KTVU-TV 2014 RUN FOR THE SEALS Daniel Nikkel Matthew Naythons Bodega Bay Lodge & Spa Nuveen Investments, LLC Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP Corporate Sponsors Bodega Bay Sailing Adventures NVIDIA Aveda Bodega Bay Veterinary Hospital Oracle Corporation Matching Gifts Value of $5,000 to $9,999 Bank of America Business Services Unlimited Pfi zer Foundation Animal Eye Care Marin Sanitary Service Candy & Kites PG&E Corporation Foundation Matching Gifts Econscious Union Bank Eclectic Amanda Qualcomm Inc. KFOG Fort Ross Vineyard & Winery Reynolds American Foundation Marin Independent Journal Prize & In-Kind Sponsors Gourmet au Bay Roll Giving Marshall Arts Aquarium of the Bay Jean Warren Watercolors Rovi Solutions Corporation Patagonia, San Francisco Asics The Links at Bodega Harbour Salesforce.com Foundation SNP Communications Blue Dog Bakery Occidental Hotel The San Francisco Foundation Summit Medical Products Clif Bar Osmosis Day Spa Sanctuary SanDisk Cloud Star Second Wind Charles and Helen Schwab Foundation Value of $2,500 to $4,999 Dawn Sonoma Concierge Shell Oil Company Foundation Matching Gifts Helene and Alan White Econscious Silicon Valley Community Foundation Four Seasons Resort at Hualalai FoodMaxx The Sobrato Organization Dr. Joseph Geraci Hubert’s Lemonade SSL, LLC. Steven and Laurie Holmstrom KTVU T. Rowe Price Foundation, Inc. SF Mercantile Marin Sanitary Service TDCGroup Marshall Arts Texas Pacifi c Group Value of $1,000 to $2,499 Mountain Hardwear Textron AnimalScan Mutt Mitt The Brainerd Foundation Arthur Court Designs Nova Rosti Coffee Company Travelers Community Connection Trust Jon and Melissa Becker Pacifi c Heights Cleaners UBS Foundation USA Matching Gift Program Clif Bar Pasta Pomodoro

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Pat Callahan Glen Mathison Executive Director Senior Executive Vice President, Vice President, Executive Communications Jeff Boehm Chief Administrative Officer Charles Schwab & Company, Inc. Wells Fargo Bank Directors Emeriti Mark McKee Mary Bachman Phil Carpenter President Nancy Colvert Senior Partner, West Coast Capital Alternatives Dennis DeDomenico Allison+Partners Jerry Gibbons Lisa Pantages Rev. Douglas Huneke Elaine Genevro Vice President of Finance Joseph Rogers Executive Vice President, Regional President San Francisco Giants Peter Stauffer Union Bank Beverly Tanner Robert Wilson Martin Richards Sheldon Wolfe Susan Grau EVP and U.S. Head of Middle Market Banking Civic Leader HSBC Executive Director Emeritus Peigin Barrett Betty Hasler Matt Rogers Board Secretary Director (Senior Partner) Managing Director McKinsey & Company Diversified Search Scientific Advisors John Simon W. C. “Dub” Hay Senior Vice President Human Resources Sarah Allen, PhD Retired Coffee Executive PG&E National Park Service, Point Reyes National Seashore

Beth Inadomi Sandor Straus David Casper, DVM Principal Board Treasurer Long Marine Laboratory, University of California, Santa Cruz The Podesta Group Managing Director Tigmera, LLC James Harvey, PhD Karen Johnson-McKewan Moss Landing Marine Laboratories Immediate Past Chair Phil Warren Managing Partner Civic Leader Dave Jessup, BS, DVM, MPVM, DiplACZM Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP Wildlife Disease Association Jennifer Weller and Andrew Zurn Michael Kleeman Volunteer Council Representatives Linda Lowenstine, DVM, PhD, ACVP Entrepreneur/Lecturer Department of Veterinary Pathology, University of California, San Diego Microbiology & Immunology, University of California, Davis

Elizabeth Knier Jim McBain, DVM Financial Advisor Veterinary Office, Sea World of California Edward Jones Melissa Miller, DVM, ACVP Chris Lundquist Marine Wildlife Veterinary Care and Research Center, California CEO/President Department of Fish and Game LCI Bankruptcy Management Solutions Matthew Naythons, M.D. Merrill L. Magowan Epicenter Communications Board Chair Co-Founder Todd Schmidt, DVM San Francisco Sentry Investment Group Veterinary Office, Sea World of California

Cecily Majerus Tom Williams, DVM Board Vice Chair Monterey Bay Aquarium Civic Leader

The Marine Mammal Center 2014 Annual Report Financial Summary 39 Statement...... of Financial Position as of September 30, 2014 Assets Liabilities Cash $5,738,961 Accounts payable and accrued liabilities $909,838 Contributions receivable $1,614,973 Total Liabilities $909,838 Investments at market $1,479,824 Inventories $86,142 Net Assets Equipment and structures $28,398,143 Unrestricted—undesignated $30,191,075 Deposits and prepaid expenses $140,944 Unrestricted—board designated $5,018,648 Total Assets $37,458,987 Temporarily restricted $714,312 Permanently restricted $625,114 Total Net Assets $36,549,149 Total Liabilities and Net Assets $37,458,987

Statement...... of Activities for the year ended September 30, 2014 Support and Revenue Contributions from foundations, corporations, members and individuals1 $9,411,909 82% Education program fees and retail revenue $716,077 6% Federal, state and local government support $492,860 4% Donated materials and services $697,552 6% Other revenue $218,193 2% Total Support and Revenue $11,536,591 100%

Expenses Veterinary science programs $4,564,675 55% Educational programs $2,293,374 27% Fundraising $1,023,618 12% Supporting services $497,455 6% Total Expenses2 $8,379,122 100% Change in Net Assets $3,157,469

(1) Of this total, $4,280,126 represents bequests from individuals. (2) Total expenditures include $1,366,000 of depreciation, primarily from the Sausalito facility.

Audited fi nancial statements for the year ended September 30, 2014, are available at The Marine Mammal Center’s administrative offi ce. Please contact Marci Davis, Chief Financial Offi cer, at [email protected] or Erica Einhorn, Accounting Manager, at [email protected].

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The Marine Mammal Center is grateful for the many beautiful images throughout this annual report provided by staff and volunteers including: Rachel Assink, Sean Bogle, Michael Hanrahan, Bill Hunnewell, Stan Jensen, Dina Morrison, Ingrid Overgard, Julie Steelman, Sarah van Schagen, Emily Warchol and Pat Wilson.