The year kicked off with a long-awaited Indiana specialty license plate and concluded with a With the groundbreaking ceremony of the International Orangutan record-breaking Christmas celebration. In between, animal conservation was at the forefront in Center came a game-changing moment – this time for orangutans here many ways and included the opening of the outstanding exotic bird exhibit Flights of Fancy, and in the wild. The Center is a unique facility specifically designed to noteworthy births of an elephant and dolphin, and arrivals of a rescued sea lion and baby meet the physical, social, and intellectual needs of these endangered Indianapolis Zoo walrus. The traditional crowd-pleasing seasonal celebrations also filled the year. And don’t great apes. Its centerpiece, a 150-foot beacon that will be illuminated Annual Report 2012 forget White River Gardens, where orchids flourished in a salute to the natural world. by lights the orangutans turn on, represents the hope that the species not only will survive but also thrive in a world-class environment.

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The Indianapolis Prize Gala showcased our passion for preservation, as this fourth biennial award lauded a distinguished polar bear researcher. The honor was so prestigious it was called the Nobel Prize for the animal conservation world. neration

Your generous support is why we celebrate another successful, transformative year. Look inside as we remember some of the highlights and anticipate the challenges ahead.

Was 2012 the best year ever for your Indianapolis Zoo? It certainly felt like it. Making adifference for natural world

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Dear Friends: We often hear experts speak of the “transformative” power of various entities or ideas. We hear that love transforms, as does education, music, art, faith, sorrow, victory, loss, challenge, and so on. As an organization whose mission is the advancement of wildlife conservation, we are very familiar with the concept of transformation. It is a strategy and a process that is critical to driving our mission forward: Our goal is to help transform individuals and communities into people and places that believe in and practice the conservation of our natural world. We continued that process throughout 2012: locally, regionally, nationally, and internationally. But we began another kind of transformation as well — the conversion of a significant portion of our Zoo campus into something new and special, the International Orangutan Center. Once completed, this new exhibit almost certainly will transform forever the way humans perceive their most closely related primate relatives.

Transforming Individuals an d Communities

Every time I look into the eyes of an orangutan it is absolutely clear that a sentient, thinking being is looking back at me. It is impossible not to recognize that orangutans possess intelligence and emotions, and the International Orangutan Center will help us share that recognition with millions of others. It will also emphasize how much orangutans in the wild need our help, while offering our guests concrete ways to help orangutans survive. We celebrated two important births in 2012 — our record sixth baby elephant and a dolphin calf — and we acquired two more marine mammals that came as rescues from the wild. It was a year when we awarded our fourth Indianapolis Prize to the world’s preeminent polar bear researcher and advocate. We opened a whole new exhibit that completely changed the old Encounters into Flights of Fancy — A Brilliance of Birds. We also renovated the Zoo entry with a new marquee and gates and improved the gift shop, dining area, and more. As we celebrate another outstanding year at the Indianapolis Zoo, please join me in the anticipation of the transformation that is to come. And thank you for your continuing support of the Zoo and its mission — a mission that is never more critical than it is today! Michael I. Crowther President & CEO

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To My Fellow Zoo Supporters: As Mike Crowther has indicated, my first full year as Chairman of the Indianapolis Zoo’s Board of Trustees was one of extraordinary promise for the future of one of the city’s most important assets. It has been my privilege and pleasure to serve the Zoo and bear witness to the progress we have made together. It is also my honor to report to those individuals, companies and organizations who have supported our efforts just how much has been accomplished and what is needed to continue the transformation of the Zoo. Just as time can only go in one direction, the Zoo must only go on one path — into a future that will continually grow and improve through the unified effort of all our partners. One of my first important duties as Chairman came on December 6, 2011, when the Zoo formally presented the plans for the International Orangutan Center at the IMAX Theater. As one of the speakers that evening, I said that while our Zoo is a recreational resource, an economic engine, and an educational institution, we

Advancing our Mission

are at our core an organization that’s driven by a mission. That mission, to advance animal conservation at every level, is what makes the work that we do together significant, interesting, critical, satisfying, and ultimately vital to maintaining a diverse and healthy environmental future for our children and grandchildren. On a hot summer day in 2012, I joined an outstanding group of individuals in Mission Statement breaking ground for the International Orangutan Center. It was a moment made The Indianapolis Zoo empowers possible by the generosity of many and the commitment of Zoo staff, who seek a positive outcome for wild orangutans. people and communities, both Now, more than a year after the initial presentation and months into actual locally and globally, to advance construction, the progress we have made is astounding, thanks in no small part animal conservation. to the support we have received from the persons listed in this report and to whom this report is, as always, dedicated. Thanks to you, the Indianapolis Zoo has an opportunity to help save one of the most endangered species in the animal world and to make the whole of the Indianapolis Zoo better than it’s ever been. Thanks to you, our mission can be translated into actions that make a real difference for the natural world. Together, we will transform a sentence of extinction into a real chance for survival. Thanks to you. Alan H. Cohen Chairman Indianapolis Zoo Board of Trustees

5 6 via tree “corridors.” existing orangutan habitat, restoring lost forests, andconnecting forest fragments individuals andgroups inMalaysia and Indonesia whoare committed to protecting In addition, theIndianapolis Zooiscreating relationships andpartnerships with human andapeisneededto solve some very entertaining puzzles. the orangutans onaone-on-onebasis,whencooperation between distance andupclose. Visitors have will to opportunities interact with be inspired to doonce they engage withthese animals, both from a visitors direct ways to helpsave wild orangutans, something they will The International Orangutan Center tell will theirstory andoffer Zoo ape speciesever to become extinct inthewild. imperiled. Withoutassistance, orangutans could become thefirst great other rainforests worldwide, andtheir very survival inthewild isgreatly are creatures oftherainforest. Theirhabitat isbeingdestroyed like islands ofSumatra andBorneo.Unbelievably intelligent, orangutans Wild orangutans now live only intheforests oftheSoutheastern Asian intellectual needs—where they can lead enriched,fulfilled lives. a habitat —specifically designed to meettheirphysical, social, and the largest groups ofendangered great apesofanyzoo inthenation, charismatic animals. give Inturn,itwill theZoo’s orangutans, oneof children andfamilies by bringingpeople close to these extraordinarily The International Orangutan Center engage, will enlighten, andempower Changing Future for Orangutans

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exists for thisendangered species. turn on themselves, symbolizingthe hope that still Trust, will be illuminated bylights theorangutans Hope, agift of theNina Mason Pulliam Charitable from thecenter of theexhibit. TheBeacon of be the150-foot Beacon of Hope, extendingupward several unique elements, but themostvisible will The International Orangutan Center will include Central Indiana andaround theworld. development, andpublicinvolvement in education, conservation, research, economic beaneventhe Zoowill stronger resource for rejuvenation ofitslion,tiger, andfamily areas, International Great ApeCenter andthe powerful first step inthecreation ofthe the International Orangutan Center asthe international conservation. Together with againwill demonstrate itsleadership in Saving theOrangutans, theIndianapolis Zoo Campaign for Conservation andCommunity: With theexhibits made possible through the

The orangutan exhibit at the heart of the campaign will begin to change the way these magnificent animals are perceived and help to secure a brighter future for them in the wild. It will inspire countless visitors to rethink their relationship with wild animals and the places they rely on to survive long term. The orangutans and the International Orangutan Center will be overseen by the Indianapolis Zoo’s Vice President for Life Sciences, Dr. Robert Shumaker, one of the top orangutan experts in the world.

The International Orangutan Center, a zoo exhibit unlike any other in the world.

Breaking Ground The Indianapolis Zoo broke ground on the International Orangutan Center during a very special ceremony on September 4. Former Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels and Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard were among the more than 200 distinguished guests who joined Indianapolis Zoo Board of Trustees Chairman Alan Cohen and Indianapolis Zoo President and CEO Michael Crowther for the ceremony. Announced during the ceremony was a new gift to the project – a $1.5 million grant from the Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust. The $21.5 million International Orangutan Center, scheduled to open in May 2014, is the centerpiece of the Zoo’s $30 million Campaign for Conservation and Community: Saving the Orangutans. Michael Crowther commented on the importance of this most-ambitious expansion of the Zoo: “The International Orangutan Center will be the most important zoo exhibit in the world and a global center of excellence, setting a If you would like to help our community new standard for zoos in how save the orangutans; elevate enlightenment, they design animal habitats. education, and economic development It is our hope that this new here at home; and strengthen Indianapolis’ center will be the catalyst conservation leadership around the for the change that can save world, contact Tim Ardillo, Director of these amazing animals from Institutional Advancement, (317) 630-2703 extinction in our lifetime.” or [email protected]. 7 summer 2012 brought the opening of the Zoo’s newest exhibit, Flights of Fancy: A Brilliance of Birds, presented by Citizens Energy Group. Built in the Encounters Biome, this exhibit is an extravaganza of showy feathers, explosive color and amusing antics as guests stroll through three aviaries and meet masses of birds up close and personal.

Refashioning Education

Lories and Lorikeets: In this aviary, Indianapolis Zoo guests interact with these rainbow-colored small parrots that are originally from Southeast Asia, Polynesia, Papua New Guinea, and Australia. Fascinating birds just by themselves, the lories and lorikeets can be hand-fed by visitors, creating experiences that are just plain fun. Curious and friendly, the lorikeets have been known to occasionally lick a visitor’s ears and neck with their bristled tongues. Budgies: Hundreds of these small Australian parrots provide a free-flying mass of colors as they whip around inside their aviary. This part of the exhibit is especially fun for young visitors, who offer seed sticks to the birds and are often rewarded with a close encounter as the birds land on a hand, an arm, or sometimes a shoulder to feast on their favorite snack. Designed especially for families with young African Birds: The African aviary features a variety of native species, children, a nose-to-beak experience awaits including Guinea fowl running along the ground, white-cheeked everyone in the interactive aviaries and habitats. turacos and superb starlings resting on perches, and Taveta golden The exhibit reimagines the way the Zoo educates weavers hard at work building their intricate nests. Crested couas its youngest visitors about the extraordinary offer another burst of color, not only with their feathers but with world of birds and sets the stage for the the startling neon blue skin around their eyes. transformation of those youngsters into future conservationists.

8 Interactive aviaries and habitats bring the magic of birds in flight to our visitors in the most direct way possible.

Southern Ground Hornbills: Across from the exhibit’s 4-D Theater, a special enclosure shows off southern ground hornbills, an impressive species of meat-eating birds. These 3-foot-tall creatures are the jesters of the African savannah and love to play with their food. A Splash of Pink: Near the hornbills is the Zoo’s flock of flamingoes, a combination of the hardy Chilean and the well-known Caribbean species. Chatty, always busy, and sometimes even combative among themselves, these tall and beautiful birds frolic only inches away from the human guests. Native Birds: A special area planted with indigenous plants and trees provides a home for native Indiana birds that are invited to stop in and visit awhile. We hope that visitors are inspired to invite birds to their own backyards after seeing what we’ve done with ours. Avian experiences are not the only activities available in Flights of Fancy. The Nursing Moms Nest, presented by Riley Hospital for Children at Indiana University Health, is a quiet place for moms to care for and nurse babies in privacy. The 4-D Theater, presented by Yellow Pages, is an action-packed facility with 3-D and 4-D movies, especially for young viewers. New dining options include cool drinks for hot days, while the Tots Treehouse and Play Area allows little ones to play with a decidedly bird-inspired theme. 9 10 Saving Animals Honoring Heroes contribute togreenhouse-gasemissions. working to change thebehaviors that now leads thechargefor saving themby warming on polar bearpopulations, Amstrup, the potentially devastating effects of global The scientist who firstcalled attention to

and Prize finalists, each ofwhom was in attendance. They were recognized the evening’s presentations, includinghigh-definition videos of six all Douglas-Hamilton. Theaudience ofnearly 1,000thoroughly enjoyed shared thepodiumwithconservationist and television presenter Saba for conservation asitsco-hosts. Actor andleading man Josh Duhamel The Gala was honored to have two committed publicambassadors wildlife from defeat into victory. of transformation, teaching thepublichow to change thefuture of future generations. Both ofthese heroes ofconservation tell stories cause ofconservation, for thesake not only ofthemselves butfor passionate calls for thepublicto joininthe both AmstrupandAlexander delivered ofwildlife.sustainability Intheirremarks, sistent, andeffective publicvoice for the her leadership inlending acredible, con- Award to JaneAlexander inrecognition of Jane Alexander Global Wildlife Ambassador Crane Foundation presented thefirst-ever Dr. George Archibald from theInternational In addition, 2006Indianapolis Prizewinner Bart Peterson.Bart and theLilly Medal from EliLilly andCompany executive received acheckfor $100,000from theIndianapolis Prize Dr. Steve Amstrup,chiefscientist ofPolar Bears International, spectacular celebration ofanimal conservation. Thewinner, by CumminsInc.at Hotel theJWMarriott was another The September 29, Indianapolis PrizeGala 2012, presented The Indianapolis Prize The winner of the 2012 Indianapolis Prize is Dr. Steve Amstrup, chief scientist of Polar Bears International.

and lauded by the appreciative audience. It was a remarkable Reaching Out assemblage of some of the best conservationists in the world, In addition to the Gala, the Prize winner and the other finalists including 2010 Prize winner Dr. Iain Douglas-Hamilton of helped spread the word on conservation through a series of Save the Elephants, Markus Borner of the Frankfort Zoological outreach events, including one called Meet-a-Hero that took place Society, Rodney Jackson of the Snow Leopard Conservancy, Carl at the Indianapolis Zoo on the morning of the Gala. The Zoo was Jones of the Mauritian Wildlife Foundation, Russell Mittermeier privileged to have all six finalists for the 2012 Prize, along with of Conservation International, Patricia Wright of the Institute special guests Jane Alexander and Alan Root, and a delegation for the Preservation of Tropical Environments, and legendary from the China Wildlife Conservation Association, appear. wildlife filmmaker Alan Root. Geared toward families and children, The evening wrapped up with award-winning singer Sylvia Meet-a-Hero hopes to get young people McNair accompanying the Indianapolis Children’s Choir in a interested in animal conservation and heartfelt rendition of “Bless the Beasts and the Children.” inspired to pursue the cause like the The Indianapolis Prize and Lilly Medal sponsor was the Eli Lilly heroes of conservation greeting them. and Company Foundation. The presenting sponsor of the Gala Hundreds of happy young people was Cummins Inc. The Heritage Group was a presenting sponsor attended, but everyone was enchanted and co-supporter of Indianapolis Prize educational outreach by one young fan who brought her plush programming with Cummins Inc. The VIP Reception sponsor animals, representing each of the animals was Pepper Construction Company, and the Leadership the finalists are working to save. She made Sponsor was WISH-TV. a point of discussing her love of animals with the finalists while appreciatively getting all their autographs. With luck, she will someday take up the mantle of her heroes. 11 The Hix Institute for Research and Conservation Report The Indianapolis Zoo is committed to engaging young people in ways that illustrate how they can make a positive difference for wildlife and wild places. A number of different programs fall under the auspices of the Hix Institute for Research and Conservation, serving both adult and youth audiences, with a primary focus on teaching conservation concepts through experiential learning.

Conserving our World

Race-a-Cheetah Unites Wild Cats and Wild Kids The wild kids raced the wild cats and the cats won — over 60,000 times! Maybe that’s not such a surprising feat for the cheetah, the world’s fastest land animal, whose 60-miles-per-hour speed is duplicated in an array of LED lights on the Race-a-Cheetah track at the Zoo. The kids pay a small fee to see if they can outrun a cheetah (hint, they can’t), with all net proceeds going to support the Cheetah Conservation Fund (CCF) in Namibia, Africa. With over $10,000 raised in 2012, the total for the three summers the kids have raced a cheetah is nearly $40,000. The funds help CCF provide care for orphaned cheetahs, raise litters of livestock-guarding dogs, and increase education about wild cheetahs. These simply gorgeous animals, so admired for their speed and grace, are in danger of disappearing forever. Their ultimate survival will depend on how successful humans are in devising ways to support them. More Conservation on the Ground Race-a-Cheetah helps. The Zoo also continues its support for the Amur Tiger Conservation Project, Cheetah Conservation Fund, Special thanks to our partner for Race-a-Cheetah, animal lover and Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund International, International two-time NASCAR Sprint Cup Series champion Tony Stewart, who supports educational programming at the Zoo. Elephant Foundation, International Iguana Foundation, International Rhino Foundation, Madagascar Fauna Support Group, and Polar Bears International. 12 Fast cats and Polar Bear Plunge: Making conservation connections.

Conservation Station Not only were polar bears the focus of the 2012 Indianapolis Prize winner, Dr. Steve Amstrup of Polar Bears International, they were the subject of the newest activity for the Hix Institute’s interactive exhibit, Conservation Station. Polar Bear Plunge was a larger-than-life activity inspired by the children’s tabletop game “Don’t Break the Ice,” and it launched the fourth season of Conservation Station presented by the UPS Foundation. The hands-on exhibit taught kids about endangered animals and what we can do to help secure a future for them in the wild and offered quick and easy tips on what they can do to protect polar bears. At festivals and on Zoo grounds throughout the summer and early fall, Polar Bear Plunge made conservation learning fun. In 2011-2012, the game engaged over 1,200 children and their families at Over three times more individuals and families community events, as well as at the Zoo. Most importantly, families exposed pledged to take a conservation action through to Polar Bear Plunge were far more apt to take conservation actions through mycarbonpledge.com after playing Polar Bear the Zoo’s climate change education site, mycarbonpledge.com, than through Plunge than any other outreach tool the Hix the use of other tools or by talking to people about the site. (The Zoo Institute staff utilized. And with 2,269 pledges launched mycarbonpledge.com in 2008 to educate people about climate from April 2011 to March 2012 and an overall CO2 change and allow them to pledge to take small energy conservation actions. reduction of over 1.7 million pounds, Polar Bear

To date, their 9,000 pledges amount to a CO2 reduction of almost Plunge is definitely encouraging people to take some 16 million pounds.) energy conservation actions that are benefiting the environment, as well as their bottom line. 13 Zoo Videos The staff of the Hix Institute spent some quality time producing videos for the Zoo’s YouTube channel to help demonstrate the care and professionalism exhibited by the staff of the Indianapolis Zoo. These fun videos also give viewers a glimpse into what goes on behind the scenes. The 11 videos are each approximately 2 to 3 minutes in length and were posted a few at a time throughout 2012. Topics include animal care, nutrition, veterinary care, horticulture, and research and conservation. Some of the episodes include Lunch with Penguins, Weigh-In at the Zoo, Dolphin Training 101, A Day with Tombi the Elephant, and What’s Old is New at the Indianapolis Zoo. To watch, check out youtube.com/IndianapolisZoo.

Conserving our World

Canine Capers The high-flying fun of JUMP! The Ultimate Dog Show was a great addition to the Indianapolis Zoo 2012 Summer lineup with daily shows filling Dean’s Arena, located next to the Encounters area. Crowds were wowed by this nonstop, action-packed thrill ride, featuring unbelievably agile dogs of all breeds and sizes performing aerial tricks and other behaviors choreographed to upbeat music. The bonus: All the dogs used were rescues, which is a wonderful message for Zoo visitors about the value of every canine out there. The popular show returns in 2013.

A New Adventure The Zoo introduced a new interactive guest experience in 2012, one that is designed to inspire students to consider making animal care their chosen path in life. Dolphin Trainer 101 is a two-day experience for young people 10 to 14 years old that allows them to see what it takes to work with dolphins on a professional level. The Zoo provides participants with an opportunity not only to meet our dolphins but to meet and talk with our marine mammal trainers. They are introduced to a variety of marine mammals through chats, shows, and behind-the-scenes opportunities that have a special emphasis on dolphins. They spend time learning how to identify individual 14 Dog show theatrics, dolphin trainer basics and power recycling lead the way.

animals in the Zoo’s collection, as well as how scientists study and identify individual animals in the wild. A portion of the experience is spent on the importance of training and dolphin care, which leads up to the finale — a Dolphin In-Water Adventure, in which participants get a hands-on, up-close-and-personal experience. The program started in the spring of 2012, selling out two sessions with rave reviews. Two fall sessions filled quickly as demand exceeded supply. It was then decided to add a session during the winter holiday, and registration for this program sold out in 17 minutes. The popularity of the program, coupled with word of mouth and social media exposure, turned the inaugural year of this new initiative into a great success.

Super Recycling Being environmentally responsible is probably not the first thing that comes to mind when you say Super Bowl, but the 2012 version definitely redefined “green.” Before the big game in February 2012, the Zoo and other businesses and organizations partnered with the Indianapolis Super Bowl Host Committee on its 1st and Green program, with the mission to offset the environmental impact of the Super Bowl. The Zoo’s contribution was a special Zooper Bowl holiday recycling event in December 2011. With the help of RecycleForce, the Zoo filled six trucks in less than six hours, collecting an astonishing 23 tons of electronics. It was the Zoo’s most successful “power recycling” event ever. In total, with a wide variety of green projects like the Zooper Bowl,

1st and Green helped offset CO2 emissions by over 1.3 million pounds and helped conserve over 2.3 million gallons of water — a citywide “super” effort to promote conservation. 15 16 Conserving World

the our along theeast coast ofAfrica, andhasbeencommitted to the The TEPoperates inTarangire National Park innortheast Tanzania, threatened African elephants. Elephant Project (TEP)inTanzania, Africa, helpingsave thelives of The fundraiser nettedanastonishing $90,722 to theTarangire support up to theSuperBowl andaflat fee of$50onSuperBowl Sunday. members and$20for non-members for parkinginthedays leading novel approach to conservation fundraising, theZoocharged $15for in developing aSuperBowl legacy that noonehad envisioned.Ina For became theZoo, parkingandopportunity thekey ingredients National Football League andtheHost Committee for avariety ofuses. provided itslarge, superbly located downtown parkinglot to the promoted itsuniquerental facilities to organizations andguests before thebiggame. TheIndianapolis Zoowas noexception, asit the community to become involved at some level duringtheweeks Super Bowl XLVI offered arare for opportunity nearly everyone in Global Conservation Initiatives conservation oftheAfrican elephant for 20years. TheIndianapolis Zoo hasbeenasignificant supporter oftheproject since 2006. Dr. Charles Foley, thefounder anddirector oftheTEP, wrote in anemailfrom Tanzania, amazingly generous “This gift from theZooand the fans oftheSuperBowl was totally elephants and humans.” helping reduce poaching andconflict situations between unexpected make butwill itpossible to immediately start populations ineastern Tanzania withthose inthewest, the park. Thisprojectthe park. is crucial to linkingtheelephant newan important elephant radio collaring project to follow often riskymigration corridors inandoutof signals that allow researchers to track elephants asthey protectfurther elephants inTanzania. Thecollars send

Special fundraising efforts benefit the elephants and lions of Tanzania.

Saving Lions Transforming Minds The Indianapolis Zoo remains the primary funder for the African Wildlife School Field Trips 2012 758 field trips with 68,071 attending Foundation’s Tarangire Lion Project in Tanzania. The program works to reinforce pastoralists’ animal enclosures with chain-link fence that is capable Dolphin In-Water Participants 556 participants of protecting livestock from large carnivores. By reinforcing traditional Dolphin In-Water Observers 453 observers wooden enclosures, or bomas, with the sturdier materials, lions cannot kill livestock, and the farmers will not retaliate by killing the lions. In 2012, the Zoo Camps 528 participants Project completed a record number of 51 reinforced bomas, adding to the Overnights – Nocturnal Adventures 1,556 participants total of 168 since the work began in 2008. The Project also continued to see a trend of increased lion populations in and around Tarangire National Park, Overnights – Bunk for a Badge 1,104 participants with 199 lions compared to 170 in 2011. Overnights – African Summer Safari 219 participants Overnights – Nature Nights 34 participants Overnights – Family Overnight 42 participants Distance Learning 365 programs Adventure Tours 80 participants

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the spring 2012 International Orangutan Center. set thestage for theconservation message oftheZooand flow seamlessly into theZooand, even more importantly, to theentrance plaza helptheever-increasing will crowds International Orangutan Center opensin2014.Therenovations anticipated bumpinthenumberofZoovisitors whenthe $1.4 project million was finished in2012preparation for the Conservation andCommunity: Saving theOrangutans, the the Indianapolis Zoo’s entryplaza. Part oftheCampaignfor saw thecompletion ofamajorrenovation of The first thing visitors noticed was the new large Indianapolis Zoo marquee sign, which incorporates a mix of masonry and ironwork. The old sign was converted to LED to make it an efficient and attractive focal point for the entry plaza. Bright new awnings and colorful, eye-catching animal graphics drew guests into the admissions area, which includes more booths for general admission and membership sales. To help guests get in the gate even faster, the admissions area also features three new express ticketing booths, with room to upgrade to as many as six booths in the future.

A new, attractive entrance lures visitors in with appealing signage and a streamlined process.

Longtime Zoo members may notice the membership entrance has moved, but the change comes with added benefits. The Member Express area not only offers Zoo members the opportunity to bypass the general admission entrances, but their paying guests can enter through the same gate. If members happen to forget their membership cards, their account information can be accessed on the spot without ever having to get out of line. For guests with young children or those who need mobility assistance, stroller and wheelchair rentals are offered in a newly constructed area on the east side of the entrance just inside the gate. Moving the rental area allows visitors with needs to easily access the amenities and others to bypass the area during the entrance process. A streamlined exit also has been designed with ease and comfort in mind. The gift shop, which is now 30 percent larger, can accommodate more guests and offers a wider selection of items. The eco-friendly space was designed to incorporate recycled and repurposed materials, as well as energy-efficient LED lighting and HVAC systems. Once guests complete their shopping, they can exit the gift shop and head back to the parking lot, or bypass the gift shop to go out through the clearly marked exit gate. To increase efficiency and reduce the environmental footprint, recycled materials and energy-efficient products were included throughout the entry plaza. That effort starts in the parking lot, where two charging stations have been added for electric cars. The pavers from the old plaza were reused in the new space and the new trash cans, tables and benches were all constructed of recycled lumber. Additionally, all the lights and signs throughout the plaza utilize LED lighting. The plan is to continue the Zoo’s position as a leader in sustainability in our community. 19 The Indianapolis Zoo has a long history of providing homes for rescued animals and in 2011 welcomed an adorable orphaned dolphin named Taz to its family. In 2012, the Zoo became home to two more rescued marine mammals, both of them absolute charmers. Thanks to the efforts of a team of rescuers from coast-to-coast, both mammals saw a negative future transformed into a hopeful one.

Altering Fates

Ray the Sea Lion Ray the sea lion is a rescued animal from California with a troubled past. After a cross-country flight on a FedEx cargo plane, Ray arrived at the Zoo on August 23, 2012. He came from the Marine Mammal Center in Sausalito, which had rescued him not once, but twice, from waters off the coast of California. He first came to the Center on November 15, 2011, when he was found at Moss Landing Harbor. Clearly ill, his water-drinking behavior suggested he had leptospirosis, a bacterial infection of the kidneys that is often deadly if not treated. With a round of medication and some fattening up, the Center’s staff hoped he’d be good as new. However, during his check-up they found something disturbing. Radiographs of Ray’s head and torso showed that he had suffered two gunshot attacks; bullets and shotgun pellets were still lodged in his skull and body. Although it is against federal law to harm marine mammals, they are sometimes attacked and shot, particularly by commercial fishermen when sea lions interfere in their nets. Experts estimate that Ray is between Ray was lucky that first time and after treatment returned to his ocean home. Sadly, he was 4 and 5 years old — still a young male. found again at the harbor on March 16, 2012, with injuries to his right eye and mouth. At With his missing right eye — the scar of the Center’s hospital, veterinarians discovered that the eye injury was the result of another his tough start to life — Ray looks a bit gunshot wound and that he had lost vision. In addition, he had developed a lens opacity different than your usual sea lion, but that left him with limited vision in his other eye. he is otherwise healthy and very noisy! Otherwise, however, Ray was in good condition and ate well – despite needing a little Ray turned out to be a very vocal sea guidance to find the fish that were put before him at mealtime. On June 8, Ray’s bad right lion, and Zoo visitors can hear his calls eye and the cataract in his left eye were surgically removed by a team of at least eight all over the grounds. veterinarians. In agreement with the National Marine Fisheries Service, it was determined that a wonderful permanent home for Ray would be the Indianapolis Zoo, where he’ll be 20 safe and receive the care he needs. The journeys of two marine mammals bring them to the Indianapolis Zoo.

Pakak the Walrus An orphaned male Pacific walrus calf found off the northern coast of Alaska arrived in Indianapolis in early October 2012. The calf was believed to have been separated from a group of about 1,000 walruses that were sighted passing the northern slope of Barrow, Alaska, in mid-July. After the calf was observed alone for several days, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services (USFWS) felt it was time to step in. The Alaska SeaLife Center in Seward cared for him for three months. Their staff named him Pakak (PUCK’-UCK), which means “one that gets into everything” in the northern Alaskan dialect of Inupiaq. A week after Pakak’s rescue an even younger orphaned male walrus rescue was brought to Seward and named Mitik. The two calves lived together until Pakak came to Indianapolis and Mitik was sent to the New York Aquarium. Walrus are very tactile and social animals, and the dedicated staff and caretakers at the SeaLife Center provided the social interaction that a walrus calf would otherwise seek from other walrus. As a result, walrus calves almost immediately adjust to human care and therefore are not candidates for release into the wild following rehabilitation. However, because the SeaLife Center is not large enough to be the permanent home to all the wildlife it rescues, the Indianapolis Zoo was honored to be selected by the USFWS as At rescue, the 250-pound calf was Pakak’s permanent home. estimated to be 4 to 6 weeks old — The story of Pakak’s rescue garnered national media attention, including stories in The New far too young to be without his York Times and on NBC’s Nightly News with Brian Williams. When Pakak went on exhibit mother — and suffering from after his quarantine period in late November, he made a huge “splash” all over the country dehydration and lice. In the wild, a as the media and public became charmed by this adorable little walrus. He is one of only 17 walrus calf commonly stays with his walruses in accredited U.S. zoos and aquaria and the perfect ambassador for his species. mother for at least two years. 21 On July 12, the Zoo welcomed a new generation to its dolphin family: a young male born to China. The calf was named for the DC Comics character Orin — the Atlantean name for Aquaman — created by Peter David in the “The Atlantis Chronicles” series.

Welcoming ne w Generations

Orin spent about five months bonding with his mother off exhibit, as well as adjusting to life as part of the Zoo’s dolphin pod, before joining the group in the “big pool” in December. Now he’s showing his curious and spunky nature! In the photo at left, Orin is the little guy in the middle of this stack of dolphins posing for the camera. China is underneath and much older half sister Indy is on top. Indy’s mother is China, but her sire was the Zoo’s long-time dominant male, Sundance. Orin’s dad is the current top male, Kimo.

22 summer 2012 saw yet another history-making birth in the elephant barn: On June 28, Ivory gave birth to her third calf conceived through artificial insemination (AI). The Zoo’s Facebook fans voted to name the little female Nyah, an African name meaning “purpose.” Nyah’s purpose was to charm everyone as this very curious and lively young elephant explored the world around her, never straying too far from the comforting presence of mom but allowing herself to be engaged in the antics of older sister Zahara.

Dolphin and elephant babies enrich the Zoo’s many wonders.

Nyah joins a herd of seven other African elephants at the Indianapolis Zoo and is the second elephant calf born here in the past 12 months. Kalina arrived July 20, 2011, the record-setting third calf born to mother Kubwa. With this birth, Ivory now joins Kubwa as the only two African elephants to have successfully given birth three times using AI. In March and August 2000, the two mothers first made headlines around the world when they gave birth to the first two African elephant calves successfully conceived through AI. With each calf, the Zoo’s herd becomes more experienced and now resembles the family groupings of wild elephants. Kubwa and Ivory have honed their mothering skills, and “Aunties” Tombi and Sophi have become confident and caring babysitters. Nyah has provided an especially important learning opportunity for big sister Zahara. Young This birth occurs at a time when African elephants females learn to care for calves by watching and playing with them, in the wild are under severe pressure from poaching. thus gaining skills that will be valuable when they have offspring of This calf, born 10,000 miles away from Africa, will their own. In addition, each new calf contributes more information for serve as an ambassador for her species, encouraging Zoo research projects, including a calf developmental survey and milk analysis study. people to get involved in programs like Save the Elephants and the Tarangire Elephant Project that are supported through the Zoo’s conservation initiatives.

23 At the annual conference of the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA), the national accreditation organization, the Indianapolis Zoo was exceptionally pleased to accept one of the AZA’s highest honors, the 2012 Angela Peterson Excellence in Diversity Award, for its Minority Purchasing Initiative. The AZA Honors and Awards program recognizes exceptional accomplishments in the zoo and aquarium profession. Each category is reviewed by a panel of expert peers, and winners are announced every September.

Redefining Participation

The Award recognizes AZA member institutions with significant achievement in work force and audience diversity. It honors the memory of Angela Peterson, who inspired many with her dedication to AZA’s conservation, education, and diversity efforts. The Indianapolis Zoo recognizes the importance of diversity, acknowledging that it is key to providing the optimal zoo experience on all levels. The overriding goal of its diversity and inclusion initiatives is to make every aspect of the Zoo accurately reflect the community in which it operates. In its purchasing policy and practice, the Zoo requires minority participation in an open, competitive bidding process and tracks its results. Additionally, the Zoo created and promotes a unique “reverse vendor event” at which Minority Business Enterprise, Women Business Enterprise and Veteran Business Enterprise businesses can interact with multiple purchasing agents from the city’s cultural attractions, selected firms, and government agencies who represent an untapped total of hundreds of thousands of dollars in potential new contracts.

24 The Zoo strives to bring “real meaning to promoting diversity.”

“Because of our unique position in the market, the Indianapolis Zoo was, and continues to be, in a position to lead the cultural community in a way that brings real meaning to promoting diversity,” said Michael Crowther, Indianapolis Zoo President and CEO. “Clearly, that’s the smart thing to do from a business perspective, but it’s equally important to us that it’s the right thing to do.”

25 26 the Commonplace Becomes Rarified Zoo Attend donors andmembers), whopurchased nearly 800Zoo plates in2012. market, thanksto thepublic(and we they suspect includemany The plates have beenanenormous success intheirfirst year onthe funds are used for food, medical care, andother costs. com/specialty, and$25ofthefee goes directly to theZoo, where the The plates are only $40extra at license branches oronlineat myBMV. Zoo and contribute directly to thecosts ofcaring for theanimals. available plate is the toalthough anyone whowants to the support The initiative was launched through theMembership Department, license plate available through the Indiana Bureau ofMotor Vehicles. for avery long timeandworked hard to achieve: itsvery own specialty theIndianapolis ZoohadBy gained January2012, something itdesired Zoo License Plate Scores aHit ance in2012

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Special plates and special memberships get a very special response.

GO! Memberships Also implemented in 2012 was the new GO! Membership initiative, a unique partnership with the 11 Head Start offices operated by Family Development Services (FDS) in Central Indiana to offer a significantly reduced membership opportunity for families currently enrolled in Head Start. The GO! Membership was developed to ensure that the Indianapolis Zoo is accessible to underserved, low-income families, who are actively engaged in educating their children. The program is structured to remove any barriers that would prevent these families from taking advantage of the Zoo’s excellent educational opportunities. GO! Memberships are offered to Head Start families at an 80 percent discount. The cost is only $25 per household for a full year of free general admission, free parking, and free special events, including Animals and All that Jazz and Halloween ZooBoo. GO! Members are Indianapolis Zoo members — part of the Zoo family. They receive all Zoo member benefits and are not charged any additional entry fees. To further increase the educational value of the program, GO! Members get free admission for school field trips. In recognition of these efforts, Head Start/FDS presented the Indianapolis Zoo with a special recognition plaque, “in appreciation for your generosity and consideration for Head Start families.” The response from Head Start families was tremendous: 446 memberships were sold in 2012. In all, 610 families had participated by the end of the year. 27 The natural world consists of living things and the forces of nature that affect them, and while the Indianapolis Zoo focuses on its animal collection, a major component of the Zoo’s interpretive execution of the natural world is its horticulture collection. Zoo visitors are often surprised to learn that in total monetary value, the Zoo’s plant collection exceeds that of its animal collection – although, of course, the value of the existence of those animals so often is beyond price.

Landscape Variations

Across the 64 acres of Zoo grounds, thousands of plant specimens offer an observation into the habitats of forests, deserts, sweeping plains and wooded savannahs – replications all executed flawlessly by the horticulture staff utilizing plants that can be sustained in a Midwestern environment. With nearly a quarter century of growing seasons now past, the towering trees and lush landscapes of the Zoo have transformed an industrial site into a stunningly beautiful urban oasis. At the heart of the plant collection is White River Gardens, a place that brings the elements of the natural world into partnership with human desires to grow, arrange and maintain individual expressions of plants and flowers. The combination of the indoor Hilbert Conservatory and the outdoor DeHaan Tiergarten offers a little bit of gardening for every taste, exotic and native. In 2012, the Gardens continued the popular OMG! Orchids exhibit, featuring hundreds of specimens of the world’s most varied flowering plants. There are over 25,000 different kinds of orchids, and the Gardens’ show featured some truly exotic varieties. Some highlights: the mysterious “rat tail” rescue orchid that many Facebook followers helped identify, and the odd and wonderfully fragrant upside-down Stanhopea orchids that bloomed in the late summer and fall. While the orchids flourished inside the climate-controlled Conservatory, the growing season presented serious challenges to the horticulture staff outdoors, as a record drought persisted day after long, dry day. Hot and parched, thousands of plants struggled to survive, as the gardeners worked diligently to conserve as much water as possible. 28 The drought puts the horticulture staff to the test.

Water conservation was not a new concept to the Zoo, where staffers were conscious of water consumption long before the drought. In 2008, a new backwash recovery system recycled the water in the dolphin pools, using 2.6 million fewer gallons annually than the previous system. New waterless urinals in the main men’s restroom saved a gallon of water with every flush and countless thousands of gallons each year. Gardeners used soaker hoses wherever possible to help eliminate run-off and incorporated drought- tolerant plants when designing new landscaped areas. As the 2012 drought dragged on, the horticulture staff thought outside the box and came up with innovative conservation measures. They collected every drop of water they could find, pulling condensed water dripping from air conditioning handling units on buildings all over Zoo grounds. Evaporative coolers at the lemur, tiger, and cheetah exhibits also helped, and more water was gained from the Hilbert Conservatory’s reverse osmosis system. Gardeners managed to come up with more than 1,000 extra gallons a week, which they distributed through the existing irrigation system via a 500-gallon mobile sprayer. The plants survived, the grass came back, and with their expertise and hard work, the Zoo’s horticulture staff maintained the growing environment that makes the Zoo such a wonderful place to visit, even if the overall effect was just a tad less lush than usual. 29 Landscape Variations

Conserving Water and Energy The record-breaking drought of 2012 brought water conservation to the fore, but figuring out how to save resources and conserve energy are permanent goals of the Zoo that are pursued on a daily basis. In 2012, our sustainability mission was further enhanced by two major upgrades to the HVAC system in the Dolphin Pavilion. One was the replacement of the domestic tank and water heater. The existing tank started leaking and could not be repaired, so the Zoo downsized the tank and installed a high-efficiency water heater. The second upgrade, done with the help of the Purdue Technical Assistance Program, was the addition of small “pony” boilers for summer usage. The Zoo’s large boilers were oversized and had higher operating temperatures than what are really needed in summer. The new smaller, high-efficiency boilers Status of the Horticulture Collection were “right-sized” for summer, as were similar boilers in Oceans. 136 Families With the reduction in natural gas usage, the summer boiler 543 Genera saves the Zoo $26,000 per year, and the domestic tank and 1,963 Taxonomies boiler yields a savings of $3,000 per year. 16,410 Specimens

30 Species Specimens Vertebrates Mammals 37 155 Birds 42 697 Reptiles 51 183 Amphibians 2 5 Fishes 59 540 Invertebrates 56 299 (Aquatic and Terrestrial) TOTALS 247 1,879

(Animals in on loan are included. Animals out on loan are not included.)

Status of the Zoological Collection

December 31, 2012 Endangered Species (IDNR) Greater kudu Western cottonmouth Endangered Species (Usfws) Grey-crowned crane Harbor seal Addra gazelle Studbooks Held At IZ African wild dog Hyacinth macaw African elephant Island flying fox Amur tiger Walrus Aquatic (Coahuilan) box turtle King penguin Cabot’s tragopan Komodo dragon Species Survival Plan (SSP) Species Lined seahorse Cheetah (programs designated as Green or Yellow by AZA) Marabou stork Crowned lemur Addra gazelle Orangutan Grand Cayman blue iguana African crested porcupine Pancake tortoise Jamaican iguana African elephant Polar bear Komodo dragon African lion Radiated tortoise Orangutan African wild dog Red panda Radiated tortoise Amur tiger Red ruffed lemur Red ruffed lemur Aquatic (Coahuilan) box turtle Reticulated giraffe Ring-tailed lemur Asian small-clawed otter Ring-tailed lemur White-handed gibbon California sea lion Rockhopper penguin Cheetah Slender-tailed meerkat Threatened Species (USFWS) Chilean flamingo Southern ground hornbill African elephant Eastern indigo snake Southern white rhinoceros Desert tortoise Eastern white-bearded wildebeest Speke’s gazelle Eastern indigo snake European white stork Polar bear Warthog Gentoo penguin White-handed gibbon Grant’s zebra 31 2012 Financial Report

Support and Revenue expenses

11% Net assets released from 11% Fundraising restrictions 48% Earned Revenue 2% Investment 3% Membership Income/Other Development 7% Management/ 19% Membership General 79% Operations

19% Contributions

32 Support and Revenue Earned Revenue $11,495,492 Contributions $4,612,035 Membership $4,428,505 Investment Income $44,661 Other $546,310 Net assets released from restrictions $2,716,728

Total Support and Revenue $23,843,731

Expenses Operations $17,162,144 Management and General $1,626,032 Membership Development $585,226 Fundraising $2,404,601

Total Expenses $21,778,003

Change in net assets before depreciation and amortization $2,065,728 Depreciation and amortization $5,175,253 Change in net assets before other changes $(3,109,525)

Other Changes: Gain on disposal of fixed assets –– Net realized and unrealized gains on investments –– Net assets released for capital projects $3,304,950

Change in unrestricted net assets $195,425

A copy of the 2012 Audited Financial Statement is available upon request.

33 the Important Work of Volunteers

The Indianapolis Zoo’s volunteer program continues to provide critical support for staff and visitors, and in 2012, the total number of hours given to the Zoo was equivalent to 29.4 additional full-time employees! Working more than 61,000 hours, our 822 volunteers made a real difference in the quality of care we are able to offer our living collection and our valued visitors. Of particular note in 2012 was the establishment of the Indianapolis Zoo Associate Council (IZAC). The Council is an organization made up of Central Indiana emerging leaders dedicated to aiding and supporting the Zoo in its mission to advance animal conservation. These dynamic, young professionals are educating their peers about the impact of the Zoo’s mission. Whether home or abroad, the result of our conservation endeavors is felt in large ways. The Council members are uniquely positioned to serve as ambassadors sharing that message with other future leaders in the community. The Council’s president, Aaron Reddington of Angie’s List, founded the group along with Central Indiana Community Foundation Grants Officer Andrew Black. They spent a majority of the year establishing the group, providing networking opportunities, and planning their first event, specifically for young professionals, in early 2013.

34 Board of Trustees Suzanne Fehsenfeld Myrta Pulliam Laura George Alan H. Cohen (Chair) Mark C. Gargula Steven A. Ramos Betty D. Givens Daniel C. Appel (1st V. Chair) Eric Gillispie William T. Rosenbaum Tomisue Hilbert Michael E. Bosway (2nd V. Chair) Frank Hancock Steven Schenck Polly Horton Hix James L. Powers (Treasurer) Anita J. Harden John Sharpe Julia L. Lacy Douglas L. Tillman (Secretary) Jeffrey A. Harrison Steve Sugino W. Kent Manuel Michael W. Wells (Immediate Kathy Hubbard Steven F. Walker Ann Murtlow Past Chair) Ann H. Hunt C. Daniel Yates John M. Mutz Michael J. Alley Kelly Huntington Ken Yerkes Polly G. Nicely, M.D Holly Banta Francine Jacoby Mel Perelman Cynde Barnes David Klapper Founder Members Deborah Simon Dennis Casey Kay Koch Robert R. Baxter J. Albert Smith Beth E. Cate Karen Lloyd Kathryn G. Betley Roger S. Snowdon Matthew S. Claymon Lisa McKinney Eleanor F. Bookwalter Richard J. Thrapp Tim Dunn Dayton H. Molendorp Nancy Elder John T. Neighbours Pawel Fludzinski Leadership

Honorary Trustees Life Trustees Nick Arens Brian Kerrigan Joseph D. Barnette, Jr. Gilbert S. Daniels, Ph.D. Andrew L. Black G. Vincent Kovatch Christel DeHaan Don B. Earnhart* Adam Campagna Corey Lockhart Eugene B. Glick Robert B. Hirschman Celia A. Campbell Penny Maso Robert E. McKinney R. Caesar Johnson Sean Canfield Grant W. McFann Dr. Suellen Reed Scott A. Jones Jessica Castellanos Deanna Mettler Jerry D. Semler Michael Maurer Lindsay Catavolos Andrew Mills DV Pace Peter Countryman Sean Mullins Advisory Council Dean H. Phillips* Adela Creasy Anthony H. Najem Pam Boas Pauline K. Selby Stuart B. Davidson Jeremy Nelson David DeWitt Marjorie C. Tarplee Elissa A. Densborn Mimi Nguyen Matt Nolley Sanford Garner * denotes deceased Rebecca L. DePalma Kim Howell Kaitlin Ferries Ashley E. Powell Marc W. Pyatt David LeVine Associate Council Andrew Fiega Kevin M. Quinn Michael McHugh Founded in 2011, the Indianapolis Danielle Fiega Aaron Reddington Tom Nickols Zoo Associate Council is an Kathryn A. French Daniel Resnick Mary Beth Oakes organization of Central Indiana Morgan Greenlee Adam J. Schmidt Jim Oliver emerging leaders dedicated to Alex E. Gude Sarah Seacat LouAnn Palmer aiding and supporting the Zoo in Heather Hall Alex M. Shortle Susan Sams advancing animal conservation. Mary K. Hanneman Marisol Sanchez Members in 2012 include the Ryan Harmon Robert Shula Lori Snow Bradley M. Sutton following: Kassandra C. Illyes Christine Woodward-Duncan Courtney K. Jackson Ann Suding David Allen Leigh Ann Kennedy Alissa Wetzel Amy N. Anton William Witchger 35 Mr. & Mrs. Charles P. Sutphin Mr. Michael J. Markowski & Mr. & Mrs. L. Gene Tanner Ms. Diane Norman John R. Wimmer, Jan Blaising & Mr. & Mrs. Dayton H. Molendorp David Blaising-Wimmer Dr. & Mrs. William L. Muth

Thank y ou Mr. & Mrs. Craig R. Norman Corporations/Foundations Mr. & Mrs. N. Clay Robbins The Jerry L. and Barbara J. Burris LOWELL NUSSBAUM Corporations/Foundations Dan, Jeanette & Sarah Robertson Foundation SOCIETY Arthur Jordan Foundation Mr. William T. Rosenbaum & Hulman & Company The Lowell Nussbaum Society Arts Council of Indianapolis and Ms. Mimi Brittingham Foundation, Inc. recognizes individuals and the City of Indianapolis Mr. Neal Rothermel & Ms. Mandy Javelina Construction, Inc. organizations who provide Delivra‡ Moore Swisher Foundation operating support for the Dow AgroSciences Dr. Albert E. Schultze & Dr. Marcia Indianapolis Zoo. Named Duke Energy Indiana E. Kolvitz NATURALIST’S CIRCLE after our founder, The Lowell Richard M. Fairbanks Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Thomas D. Seeley $2,500–$4,999 Nussbaum Society represents Hirst Family Charitable Fund, a fund Dr. & Mrs. James E. Shields Anonymous gifts $1,250 and above between of Legacy Fund Cindy Simon Skjodt & Paul Skjodt Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Alley 1/1/2012 and 12/31/2012. The Ruth Lilly Philanthropic Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Spry Mr. & Mrs. Joseph D. Amlung Foundation Jerry & Linda Stark Mr. & Mrs. Daniel C. Appel STEWARD’S CIRCLE Nicholas H. Noyes, Jr. Memorial Mr. & Mrs. Dennis A. Trinkle Mr. & Mrs. Gordon N. Arbuthnot $25,000 & ABOVE Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Turner Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Auman Ms. Polly Hix & Mr. Tony Fair Mr. & Mrs. Justin J. Tysdal John & Cynde Barnes Ms. Kay F. Koch GUARDIAN CIRCLE Mr. Todd J. Wolfe Dr. & Mrs. Richard Bloch Mr. & Mrs. James E. LaCrosse $5,000–$9,999 Mr. & Mrs. C. Daniel Yates Ms. Jane Brigham & Ms. Juanita Myrta J. Pulliam Anonymous Mr. Ryan Zumbahlen & Ms. Christy Smith Ms. Deborah J. Simon Mrs. Barbara J. Burris Shaffer Mr. & Mrs. Anthony W. Smith Mr. Steven S. Cagle Mr. John H. Colvin Dr. & Mrs. Robin D. G. Cooper Corporations/Foundations Corporations/Foundations Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Clark Mr. & Mrs. Alan H. Cohen Mr. & Mrs. James M. Cornelius Blackbaud Allen Whitehill Clowes Charitable Dr. Elizabeth S. Critser Mr. & Mrs. Michael I. Crowther BMO Harris Bank Foundation Mr. Don B. Earnhart* Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey T. Dixson F.A. Wilhelm Construction Lacy Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Chad Edmundson Mr. & Mrs. Scott Dorsey The Finish Line, Inc. Lilly Endowment, Inc. Mr. Mark W. Everson Lori Efroymson-Aguilera & Indianapolis Honda Dealers Tony Stewart Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Fred Fehsenfeld Sergio Aguilera IU Health‡ Mr. William L. Fortune Jr. & Dr. & Mrs. William G. Enright Kroger CONSERVATIONIST CIRCLE Mr. Joseph D. Blakley Drs. Gregory A. & Carol L. Gaich Solar Sources, Inc. $10,000–$24,999 Dr. & Mrs. John R. Hayes Mr. & Mrs. Douglas B. Gard Target Fred & Beth Cate Dr. Ann H. Hunt Mr. & Mrs. Mark C. 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Ms. Stephanie Burns Mr. & Mrs. Christopher R. Tobin Dr. Patricia A. Wiggers & Glazer’s Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Butler Mr. Edward T. Tomich & Mrs. Faith Mr. Roger A. Black A grant from Mr. and Mrs.* John H. Ms. Celia A. Campbell Bauer-Tomich Mr. & Mrs. John Wiggins Holliday Ms. Debra L. Camper Mrs. Mary E. Trent Mr. & Mrs. Drew Wignall Mr. & Mrs. James Wikel Sommer Family Foundation, Mr. Sean Canfield Mr. & Mrs. Wayne A. Wilcox a fund of the Central Indiana Mr. Quincy Carter & Ms. Robyn Ms. Margaret Wiley Community Foundation Hughes Mrs. Tracie Carter 43 Ms. Lindsay Catavolos Mr. & Mrs. Robert Giannini Ms. Nellie K. Larrison Mr. & Mrs. Thomas D. Peine Mr. Jinfeng Chen Ms. Cyrena Gilman Dr. & Mrs. R Stephen Lehman Mr. Robert Perdue & Dr. Ingrida I. Mr. & Mrs. Victor Chen Ms. Morgan Greenlee Mr. & Mrs. Bernard L. Lesniak Ozols-Perdue Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Cohen Mr. & Mrs. Kevin L. Gregory Ms. Laura D. Lewark Mr. Jake T. Perine Ms. Sara Compton Mr. & Mrs. Chris L. Grimes Mr. & Mrs. Rene R. Lewin Mr. & Mrs. Charles Phillips Mr. Keith W. Condon Mrs. Sheila Grohnert Mr. Michael Lindorff & Mrs. Linda Mr. & Mrs. Eric Powell Mr. Arthur C. Conner Mr. & Mrs. Arthur E. Gross Riski-Lindorff Mr. & Mrs. Marc W. Pyatt Ms. Julie A. Corbett Mr. Alex E. Gude Mr. & Mrs. Corey Lockhart Mr. & Mrs. Kevin M. Quinn Ms. Sally L. Cottingham Ms. Heather Hall Ms. Crystal K. Lockhart Mr. & Mrs. Philip Ray Mr. & Mrs. Peter Countryman Mr. & Mrs. James H. Ham III Dr. Theodore Logan & Mrs. Ellen Mr. & Mrs. Steve Remec Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Creasy Mr. John R. Hammond, III & Rosenthal Mr. Daniel Resnick & Ms. Andrea Mr. & Mrs. Robert Cseresznyes Mrs. Diana Hamilton Ms. Beth Lorsbach Knapp Ms. Phoebe Cuddie Mr. & Mrs. Philip Hanneman Dr. & Mrs. Richard E. Luedemann Ms. Susan Reul Ms. Kathleen L. Curtiss Mr. Ryan Harmon Mrs. S. Connie Lyman Mr. & Mrs. Fred R. Richter Mr. & Mrs. Theodore W. Cutshall Dr. & Mrs. Donald R. Hawes Mr. & Mrs. James R. MacDonald Ms. Janet C. Roberts & Ms. Julia Mr. Stuart B. Davidson Mr. Vidyadhar B. Hegde & Mr. Michael Manfra & Ms. Oana Leach Mr. John Davies Ms. Karen A. Stetyick Malis Ms. Marjorie J. Rupp Mr. Frederick W. Dennerline III Mr. & Mrs. Mark Heisler Mr. & Mrs. Andrew M. Marcinko Mr. & Mrs. Larry E. Ryker Ms. Elissa A. Densborn Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. Hennessey Mr. & Mrs. Stephen W. Marmon Mr. & Mrs. Gary Sayers Ms. Rebecca L. DePalma Mr. & Mrs. Sam Hiatt Ms. Penny Maso Ms. Tara Schatzer Mr. & Mrs. Karl A. DeSante Mr. & Mrs. James E. Hill Mrs. Editha Masters Ms. Lauren Scheldrup Mr. & Mrs. David G. Dewar Mr. & Mrs. Bob M. Hittle Ms. Marcia Mather Mr. & Mrs. Roger W. Schmenner Mr. Karl Dickerson & Ms. Julia Fonte Mr. & Mrs. Seymour Holt Mr. & Mrs. Howard M. McDonald Mr. & Mrs. Adam J. Schmidt Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Dickinson Mr. Luke Hones Mr. & Mrs. Grant W. McFann Mr. & Mrs. Paul Schmitzer Dr. Stephen M. Downs & Mrs. Anne Ms. Janice L. Horner Mr. & Mrs. Donald Merlo Mr. Ron Schultz Mejia-Downs Ms. Emma J. Houle Ms. Deanna Mettler Ms. Sarah Seacat Mr. Bruce L. Elkins & Ms. Lynda Ms. Carol A. Hoyermann Ms. Debbie D. Meyer Mr. & Mrs. Ryan Seebauer M. Pitz Mr. & Mrs. Dustin Illyes Mr. & Mrs. R. Keith Michael Mr. William E. Segar Mr. & Mrs. James S. Emery Mr. & Mrs. Richard S. Irish Mrs. Marcia L. Miles Mr. & Mrs. James P. Seidensticker, Jr. Stephen A. Enkema Trust Mr. & Mrs. Mike Irons Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Mills Mr. Alexander M. Shortle Dr. & Mrs. William G. Enright Mr. & Mrs. Chris Jackman Mr. Matthew D. Mitchel Mr. & Mrs. Giri Shreenivasan Mr. & Mrs. Willis A. Ensign Mrs. Courtney K. Jackson Mrs. Susan L. Mocas Mr. & Mrs. Robert Shula Ms. Marilyn K. Faris Mr. & Mrs. John C. Jenkins Mr. & Mrs. Chris Moore Mr. Geoffrey Slaughter Ms. Sherry Faris Ms. Cecelia M. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Sean Mullins Mrs. Elizabeth A. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Tom Farlow Mr. Larry A. Junod Mr. Joseph E. Myers Mr. & Mrs. Andrew J. Smyth Mr. & Mrs. Gregory D. Fennig Ms. Margaret M. Kauer & Mr. Anthony H. Najem Mr. & Mrs. Alan D. Snedeker Mr. & Mrs. Ian Ferries Ms. Brooke Sullivan Mr. Donald L. Nelson Ms. Lori Snow Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Fiega Ms. Leigh Ann Kennedy Mr. & Mrs. Jeremy Nelson Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Sorenson Mr. & Mrs. Christian Forster Mr. & Mrs. Brian Kerrigan Mr. & Mrs. William A. Neureiter Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Sparks Ms. Linda Frauenhoff Mrs. Patricia A. Kidd Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Newby Mr. Jason Stanke & Ms. Nichole Mr. & Mrs. Gill Fredrick Mr. & Mrs. Ross J. King Mr. Steve Nezovich Swickard Mr. & Mrs. Philip W. Freiberger Ms. Beth A. Knechtel Mr. & Mrs. Hans Nguyen Mr. Robert Sternberger Ms. Kathryn A. French Mr. & Mrs. G. Vincent Kovatch Mr. & Mrs. Frank Niccum Ms. Kimberly M. Steward Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Frey Mr. Edward G. Kristoff Mr. Matt Nolley Mrs. Jill Stillwell Dr. Daniel Gachotte & Mr. & Mrs. George Kruetzman-Gray Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Oliver Mr. & Mrs. John Suding Ms. Gretchen Parker Mr. Bruce Laetsch Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Painter Ms. Sally S. Sutton Mr. & Mrs. Nathaniel Garrett Mr. & Mrs. Gerry LaFollette Mr. & Mrs. John D. Papageorge Mr. & Mrs. Robert Swanson Jr. Mr. & Mrs. William T. Lambert Ms. Norma Peak Mr. & Mrs. Robin G. Symonds 44 Dr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Talavage Indianapolis Zoo Juanita M. French David Riggers Mr. Finis Tatum IV & Mrs. Annie Staff Donors Judith L. Gagen Lori A. Roedell Selvaag The following represents Shauna Gallagher Emily Rogers-Cline Mr. Jason Taylor Indianapolis Zoo staff that made Eric Garrison Robin R. Rushton Mr. & Mrs. Richard V. Terrell cash or pledge gifts toward the Lisa Gaus Jacqueline A. Sabrosky Mr. & Mrs. James G. Thorne 2012 Staff Campaign. Mandy J. Goin Robert Salter Mr. & Mrs. Christopher R. Tobin Lisa Goodwin Marsha Salvage Bruce Adams Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Toft Mark D. Goshen Michael E. Sanderson Suzanne M. Albes Marisol M. Gouveia J. Edward Sandifer Ms. Julie Van Brunt Sandy Allen Tom Granberry Timothy A. Savona Mr. & Mrs. John D. Vanausdall Bruce W. Anderson Paul B. Grayson Mary Ann M. Scharenbroch-Gillum Mr. & Mrs. Roger Vandrey Timothy P. Ardillo Jerry H. Greathouse Keith G. Schnell Ms. Lynne M. Villers Amanda Arney Holly Green Taylor L. Schuh Ms. Kasey M. Wakefield Glenda A. Austin Stacey Green Michelle R. Shaw Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Walpole Ronald W. Bader David A. Hagan Dan Sheehan Mr. & Ms. Martin Walsh Jodie Baker Michelle C. Hartman Robert W. Shumaker Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Walsh Patrick M. Bardy Kelly J. Hogue Matt Simmons Mr. Kyle B. Webb Jennifer S. Barker Jo K. Hohlbein Glenn G. Smith Dr. & Mrs. J. Alan Webber Toby R. Barker Doug Hostetler Teresa Snyder-Granberry Mr. & Mrs. Don C. Weiser Mary Jane Bennett Carol A. Howard Erica Steele Ms. Kellie R. Welch Randy T. Betz Megan M. Hunsley Dennis Stofer Mr. & Mrs. Keith Weller Linda S. Beverly Charles A. Hyde Robin A. Stull Ms. Joan Wenrick Elisabeth Bockoski Barbara J. Ingels Michael L. Teague* Ms. Alissa C. Wetzel Andrew C. Boesgaard Lauren Julian Abigail Thompson Mr. & Mrs. Alan Whaley Daniel Boritt Kreig Kays Jenny Thompson Mr. Paul Wood & Ms. Bette Dodd Jack T. Bow Chris Kelso Julie Van Brunt Ms. Melanie Woods Sandy Bowen-Lehnen William L. Kennedy Andrew J. Verhey Ms. Allison S. Young & Mr. David Desiree Brandon Amy J. Kerrick Lynne M. Villers Hillebrand Karen Burns Tamara King Madonna A. Wagner Ms. Linda Zeigler Tracie Carter Carla Knapp Anna L. Warner James R. Carter Corporations/Foundations Kristin Kraemer Karen L. Waterfall Angela D. Christ BKD, LLP Laura J. Kriehn Jeffrey A. Wiley Laurie A. Christie Elanco Animal Health Crystal K. Lockhart Jason Williams Robin L. Clark Erlewein Mortuaries Jeffrey A. Long Claudia A. Willis Lorinda Clevenger Footprint Sports Joshua H. Love Carla Wilson-Mitchell Alix Clinkingbeard Granberry Mortuary, Inc. Megan L. Magsamen Jeff Wines Kyley Collins Harry & Izzy’s Meagan N. Marr Heather Grisham Winters Kathy Cookerly J. Ford’s Black Angus Tina M. Messel-Tracy Dennis G. Woerner Alicia Cornett Merck & Co Abigail Mingus Heather York Michael I. Crowther Meyer Najem Corporation Ryan M. Murphy Allison S. Young Kevin P. Doerr Montgomery Cyclery Inc Lisa W. Oland Vickie L. Young Lori Dunlap Newcomers Club of Carmel Darryl R. Paxton Sally Zelonis Kaylin Egloff Pink Poppy Ink LLC Jonathan G. Pilarski Bruce L. Elkins Ruby Tuesday John Puckett Nina L. Evans Tom Wood Management James Rabourn Norah Fletchall Travelers Richard Reams Tolly Foster Webzsphere‡ Ellise Rhoades Stephanie Freeman ‡ Gifts in Kind Brent Ridenour 45 Amigo Program Sebastian Brown Nancy Elder Charles E. Hook The following represents Lorrene A Buckley Joyce Elder Janice Horner individuals and organizations who Jeanette Buckwalter Kaitlin Emmerson M. Huber became animal amigos between Aiden J. Buehler Benjamin E.S. Ene Diane Humphrey 1/1/2012 and 12/31/2012. Mary Amelia Buhner Oliver Fagan Clare Hunter Caroline Buhner Cara Feeley Dorothy Sullender & Chris Huser Morgan Abernathy Susannah Buhner Eilidh Ferries-Rowe Abbi Inglis & Shawnee Middle Mr. & Mrs. Sy A. Ali Annika Butcher Eva Ferries-Rowe School Room A15 Allison Archer Addison Butterbaugh Sophia Ferries-Rowe Mr. & Mrs. Juris Jansons Richard & Lula Armstrong Gavin Butterbaugh Anna Fish Peter Johnson, Jr., DVM Gabriella Arney Mallory Cahill Charlie Gallagher Carol Johnson Mila Arney Henry Cahill Chloe & Lucy Gard Bill & Joanne Johnson Ashlyn Arnold Dorothy Callahan Aden Garrison Carly Jones Paul Arnone Faith Camire Brenna Garrison Bailey Jones Andy Aus Dmitry Capron Pat Garrity Beck Jones Katy Aus Ken & Linda Cawood Lisa Gaus Jacqueline Jones Mrs. Awe’s 4th-5th Grade Class, Cheer Champions (Youth Silver) Florence L. Gaylord Vern and B Watt Jorck students of Prairie Trace Clark Elementary School – Linda Gillespie Malcolm Jordan Elementary Mrs. Solea’s 2nd Grade Class Glenns Valley Elementary Jerry Kackley Mr. & Mrs. Paul Bailey Lorinda Clevenger First Grade John D. Kelley Louise Bakker Alix Clinkingbeard Elena Gonzalez Frank & Frances Kelly Elizabeth Bane Cheryl Collins & Sue Marlais Tom Granberry Christopher Kelso David Barber Dawn Collins Berl & Bridget Grant William Kennedy Jonathan Barber Addie Combs Ted & Chriss Grisell in honor of Tamara L King Kaitly Barber Chris & Leslie Conrad Damien Family Support Center Robert & Cindy Kirkpatrick Toby Barker Larry & Louann Contos Heather Grisham Winters Page Kirkpatrick Jonathan Beason Alicia Cornett Nancy & Bill Guerrieri Shawn & Carla Knapp Alison Becker Cora Custer Andrew Haas The Koschnick Family Paul & Reed Benhamou Linda Daley Charlie Haas John Edward Koss Richard Benjamin Bill & Lori Daugherty & Family Jack Haas John Kristoff Donovan Berry Alex DeHeer Kelly Haas Marjorie R. Kroeger Myles Berry Brian DeHeer Maya Haas Peter & Jane Kunz Mr. & Mrs. Richard Beverly Joey DeHeer Thomas Haas Jack & Owen Kusy William Bissey Joshua DeHeer Clayton Daniel Haisley Dean & Debbie Lamb & Family Elizabeth Blanchard Sarah DeHeer Jim Harrison Jason Lavelle Emmitt Boesgaard Alex Del Priore Michelle Hartman Edison E. Lavelle Lorelei Boesgaard Dante Del Priore Susan Hartman Mia Lazzaro John & Susan Bott Luca Del Priore Adam Hathaway Zoe Lazzaro Amber Bowman Megan M. DeWees Emily Hathaway Lisa Learman Madison Bowser David Didion Nathan Hathaway Rebecca Learman Marlee Zane Brandon Jill Dorsey Taylor Hathaway Richard & Dorotha Ledman Roy Lee Brandon, Jr. Mr. George A. Drab, Jr. Emily Heer N. Douglas & Stephanie Lees Allison Brandon Julie Dreyer Robert & Cindy Hensley Nancy L. Leigh Jim & Carol Bratina Janet Driver Jolaine L. Hill Lightning Two Way Radio Samantha Brissey Chris Dunlap Linda Hinders & Family Isla Litton Mariah Brooks Graeme Dunlap Mr. & Mrs. George Frank Holland, II Kellan Litton Charlie & Thea Brown Vivienne Dunlap Shirley Holtsclaw Gertrud Littrell Merlin Brown Michael & Beverly Eby Janet Hook Griffin Litwiller 46 Isaac Litwiller Dr. & Mrs. Toner Overley The Siegler Family Pastor Chris Walter Kate & Will Loftus Kirby & Deborah Perry Makayla Sigler Sam Weber Emma Long Bridget Perry Nathan Sigler Tom Wegner Family Grant Long Gabriel Perry Mia & Anna Simmons Mr. & Mrs. Dale R. Weigel Mason Long Gretchen Perry Matthew Simmons Gloria B. Weitzel Michael & Pam Luenz Jamie Perry Cindy Simon Skjodt Quinn Weller Maple Grove Elementary – Kenneth A. & Joan Peterson Abby Smith Larry Westfall Miss Raftery Room 18 PHIndy Parrot Head Club Jake Smith Cassandra Allisen Williams Maple Grove Elementary – Kevin Polster Deborah Smith Jacob Allen Williams Mrs. O’Farrell Room 16 Chris Quinney Isabella Smith Steven Wilson Maple Grove Elementary – Katie Quinney Dr. & Mrs. Douglas G. Spaulding Maycie Wilson Mrs. Deiwert Room 12 Aaron & Laura Raff Ashley Speitel Crystal Wilson Maple Grove Elementary – Gavin Raff Jake Speitel Brandon Wilson Mrs. Barnes Room 16 Taylor Raff Ryan Speitel Teresa Wilson Maple Grove Elementary – Steve & Nancy Ramey Philip H. & Sarah Belle Sprowl Brenda Wilson Mrs. Bailey Room 15 Mr. & Mrs. David A. Reed Marilyn Steele Mr. & Mrs. Gary T. Woodall Barbara Masters Lily G. Reyes Robert S. Sternberger Charles & Sylvia Woods Grace, Derek & Elise May Don & Shannon Reynolds Jason Stutsman Dr. & Mrs. Ripley Worman Zygmunt & Karen Mazanowski Patricia P Riesen Sydney Stutsman Mrs. Julia T. Yake Judy McAtee Sue Robinson Gretchen & Tom Sullivan Connor York Maddie McBride Fred & Maxine Rohr Sycamore School Cadette Girl Madeline Zellmer Les & Carla McConnell Mary Romans Scout Troop 1015 Zion Lutheran Second Grade Meghan McCullough Nathaneal Romans Pre-Kindergarten at Sycamore Zion Lutheran Sixth Grade Colt Thomas McDonald Jessica E. Ross School Bruce McDowell Nancy R. Ross Szanti Family Honor/Memorials Cathy Meade Ben Rothenberg Logan Tate The following represents honor Charles Meade Leela Rothenberg Taylor Tate and memorial gifts made between Elizaveta Melnikova Maya Rothenberg Paula E. Taylor 1/1/2012 and 12/31/2012. Vasilia Melnikova Tal Rothenberg Madison Taylor In memory of Steven Ashmore Issac Meng Addison Rouleau Matt Taylor Mr. & Mrs. Edward A. Ashmore from Teddy for Luke Miller Taevin Ruchira Thomas Taylor The Miller Family Mali Ruchira Marcia Terry In memory of Patricia Bingham Steve & Lisa Mims & Family Baby Jordan Rumschlag Doris Thomas Ms. Teresa R. Cruz Susan L. Mocas Jacob Sawyer Peter & Carole Thompson Ms. Lisa Cupp Aaron Moore Luke Sawyer Alexis Thompson Erlewein Mortuaries Dwayne Moore Mary Ann Scharenbroch-Gillum Timberman Family In memory of Carter Murray Harry Moore Margo Schellinger Kathleen Tobin Fortune James & Verna Nau Seamus Schellinger Rylee Topmiller Anonymous (6) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Neal Olivia Schilder Noah Tubbs Nancy & Walter Afield Ellie Nguyen Edward & Therese Schmitt Zora Tucker-Edmonds Ms. Gayle R. Atkins Katie Nguyen P.J. Schnute Jack Turula Atrium Barber & Style Inc. Darcy Nichols Anna Schubert Will Turula Greg Ballard for Mayor Mr. & Mrs. David Nierman Grace Schubert Pauline Ulrey Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan L. Birge Amy Noah Judy & Merlyn Schuh Kassie Vanderford Yancy F. & George Bradford Normandy Flower Shop, Inc. Molly & Joe Shane Courtney Von Stein Brenwick Development Angie Nulty Abby Sheeks Erica Von Stein Mr. Preston T. Breunig Chris & Amiee O’Maley Emmy Sheeks Lauren Von Stein Mr. & Mrs. Bill Brock Avery & Parker Outcalt Nigel Ann Shoaff David and Jeanne Vrabel 47 Mr. & Mrs. James C. Clark Mr. John F. Whorley & Ms. Lisa In honor of Margot Lacy Eccles Mr. Jeffrey Anglen Greg Dawson & Associates Inc. Haynes Birthday Mr. & Mrs. Barry Brueggemann Mrs. Frances Drew Mr. & Mrs. Turner J. Woodard Mr. Michael Dick & Ms. Leslie J. Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Chrzanowski James H. Drew Corporation Donchetz Ms. Michele M. Crume In honor of Beth & Fred Cate Mr. John Elder Mr. & Mrs. David J. Dant Mrs. Dorothy W. Cate In honor of Christine Farris Mrs. Sally Fadely Mr. & Mrs. Greg M. Detamore Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Orlowsky Ms. Antonia J. Sekula Ms. Stephanie R. Fassler Ms. Mary J. Hamner Privacy & Information Management Ms. Cathryn R. Fortune In honor of the Fehsenfeld’s Mr. & Mrs. David P. Harmon Service Mr. & Mrs. Peter Fortune Ms. Cristy Sagalowsky Mr. & Mrs. James P. Holland Mr. & Mrs. Russell Fortune III In memory of Phyllis Cherry In memory of Paddy Fullerton Mr. & Mrs. V. William Hunt Ms. Carolyn L. Fox Mrs. Martha S. Avery Mr. & Mrs. Derek G. Fullerton Mrs. Kristin Kimberlin Ms. Michelle Guyton Mrs. Anna J. Gehring Mr. Timothy Lein Hahn Loeser & Parks LLP Dr. & Mrs. G.R. Hershberger In memory of David Gootee Mr. & Mrs. Joseph E. Loftus Hallmark Home Mortgage Mr. & Mrs. Casey C. Smith Ms. Sue Clason Mr. & Mrs. Mike J. Manlick Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. Fengya Mr. Thomas M. Hedderich In honor of Elise Conour’s Ms. Amy C. Myhand Mr. Frederick W. Hoberg Ms. Susan K. Gayman Mr. Peter J. Occolowitz Birthday Mrs. Sandra K. Goott Mr. & Mrs. Mark M. Holeman Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. Troy C. Patton Mr. & Mrs. John E. Hollett III Mr. Arnold Hanish Mr. & Mrs. J. Edward Sandifer Ms. Dina Belinksy Ms. Cathy Holdman Ms. Marilou H. Humphries Dr. Sally A. Booth Ms. Ann B. Schulz Dr. & Mrs. Conrad Johnston Mr. & Mrs. Ron Mann Ms. Michele D. Sheets Mr. & Mrs. William F. Conour Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey McKee Ms. Laura Jean King Mr. & Mrs. John J. Notarianni Ms. Krista Turpin Mr. & Mrs. Gregory M. Kuntz Montgomery Cyclery Inc. Ms. Allison L. Walters Mr. & Mrs. Andre Lacy In memory of John Critser Mr. Hubert Mooney Mr. & Mrs. Dennis C. Walters Mr. & Mrs. George A. Lemcke Dr. Elizabeth S. Critser Sisters of Providence of Mr. & Mrs. Nick Wetzel Saint Mary-of-the-Woods Mr. & Mrs. Douglas F. Linsmith In memory of Robert Dietrich Mr. & Mrs. James A. Wurster Mr. & Mrs. Bryan J. Tisdale Lan Pham Luu & Tony Luu Mr. Barry Boardman Mr. & Mrs. Scott Zvokel Mr. & Mrs. Richard Mantell Mr. & Mrs. Steve J. Zimmerly Ms. Kelly S. Boe In honor of Save the Stripes McLane Real Estate Trust Ms. Mary K. Brattain In honor of Nada & Donald Fundraiser Mr. & Mrs. William J. Mead Mr. Royce Cole, Jr. Granberry’s 50th Wedding Mr. & Mrs. David L. Bobo Mr. & Mrs. William C. Metzger Ms. Catherine A. Crouch Anniversary Endress + Hauser Flowtec AG Mr. & Mrs. Peter Nicholas Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Deloach Ms. Beverly Granberry Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Noga Ms. Audrey Dworek Ms. Janice Granberry-Livingston In honor of Robert B. Hirschman Park Tudor School Ms. Lisa Golder Granberry Mortuary Inc. Dr. & Mrs. Thomas Hasewinkel Mr. John S. Paul Mr. Michael A. Huber Mr. & Mrs. Douglas A. Mikiel In honor of Fran Jacoby’s Ms. Amy M. Perry Mr. & Mrs. Alex Markov In honor of Arjun Gupta’s Birthday Volunteer Work Ms. Myrta J. Pulliam Ms. Jane Messenger Anonymous Mr. Andrew Hawickhorst Mr. & Mrs. Randall D. Rogers, Sr. Ms. Cynthia J. Munerol Mr. & Mrs. Ryan Mills Mr. & Mrs. John S. Rosebrough In memory of Ginny Kline Ms. Pam Obenchain Ms. Susan Saksons Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Salentine, Jr. Mr. John R. Kline In memory of Mary I. Dundas Mr. & Mrs. Gary N. Schahet In honor of Ashnaya Gupta’s In honor of Paul & Kaprice Mr. & Mrs. Bill Dudding Mr. & Mrs. J. Albert Smith, Jr. Birthday Kraemer Ms. Elizabeth A. Feucht Mr. & Mrs. Pearson Smith Nyla Young Ms. Geraldine Kraemer Mr. & Mrs. William Herdman Somerset CPA’s Mr. & Mrs. Dale E. Morris In memory of Charles E. Hall In honor of Sofia Luna Dearment Ms. Kate Steele Mrs. Nancy J. Harrison Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Schleeter Mr. & Mrs. Stephen A. Stitle, Sr. In memory of Don Earnhart Yihong Zhang Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Tuttle Dr. & Mrs. Robert B. Hirschman In honor of Lauren Harmon’s Mr. Douglas M. Wade Mr. & Mrs. J. Edward Sandifer Penguin Project Above and Beyond Animal Care 48 In memory of Dean H. Phillips Greg & Kathy Cookerly Mrs. Joyce Byroad* Mr. Raymond K. Gretencord* Mr. & Mrs. Kent Crawford Mr. & Mrs. Paul N. Cox Ada B. Calland* Mrs. William C. Griffith, Jr.* Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Haverstick Mr. Guy F. Davis Edith Calvert* Mr. Kurt E. Haerter* Mr. P.E. MacAllister Ms. Jan Forsythe Ms. Janet Carmichael Mr. Marion C. Haltom Mr. & Mrs. Jerry A. Oliver Ms. Charm C. Hieb Mr. & Mrs. William A. Carter* Ms. Joanna Harsh* Mr. & Mrs. John R. Rosenstihl Mr. John L. Krauss Fred & Beth Cate Laurine A. Harvey* Ms. Sue London Ms. Marcella H. Chenoweth* Mr. Donald J.* & Mrs. Barbara N. In honor of Bill Rosenbaum & Mr. Brian Rawlings Mrs. Alex M. Clark* Holmquist Mimi Brittingham Mr. & Mrs. Marcus R. Ritter Ms. Mary Dorcas Clemons* Mr.* & Mrs. James E. Hoover Drs. Jerry & Maria Fletcher Mr. Kaiden Shue Tammy Coan Ms. Marilyn R. Hotz In memory of Frank H. Snyder Mr. & Mrs. Warren Teague Chris W. & Lesley J. Conrad Carol Ann Hoyermann Ms. Beverly Dahlmann Miss Corenn M. Stephenson Ms. Norma J. Huber* In honor of Larry Steinberg Laura Githens Smith Cookerly Miss Elsa M. Hubert* Mr. & Mrs. Jay M. Brodsky Society Kathy & Greg Cookerly Mr. David E. Hughes Mr. & Mrs. Stuart S. Goldberg The Laura Githens Smith Society Irma Crawley* Mr. & Mrs. John D. Hughes* Ms. Jane Goldstein recognizes those individuals who Michael & Eileen Crowther Mr. & Mrs. John F. Jackman* Mr. & Mrs. Irwin G. Levitch have included the Indianapolis Mr. John C.* & Mrs. Georgiana Ms. Fran Jacoby Ms. Nicole Misencik Zoo in estate plans and informed Daniels Mrs. Frances M. Johnson* Mr. & Mrs. Charles O’Koon the Zoo of that commitment. The Dr. & Mrs.* Gilbert S. Daniels Mr. & Mrs. William R. Johnson Ms. Susan Rosen following represents members Mr. John H. Darlington, Jr.* Mr. Howard K. Johnson* Mr. & Mrs. Steven Shapiro through 12/31/2012. Mr. Gordon W. Davis* Ms. Frances Strong Jordan* Ms. Laura Steinberg Norman & Betsy Deken Ms. Jean M. Kanne* Anonymous (31) Mr. Scott Steinberg J. Richard Delbauve*, in honor of Mr. Kevin Michael Kelley Mr. & Mrs. Charles M. Allen Mr. & Mrs. Edward Weinberg his parents, Mr. & Mrs. John H. Ms. Ruth B. Kenney* Timothy P. Ardillo & Jason Miiller Mr. & Mrs. Frank Weisberg Delbauve Mr. Phillip G. King* Ms. Caroline Askren* Mrs. Vivian S. Delbrook* Mrs. Louise Kirtland * In memory of Lynn Udrasols Mrs. Karen Astani Mrs. Suzanne S. Dettwiler* Ms. Jody Kirtley* Mr. & Mrs. William B. Baxter Dr. & Mrs. Michael J. Barber Mr. & Mrs. George DeVault* Mrs. James L. Kittle Mr. & Mrs. James Heine John & Cynde Barnes Mr. M. Paul DeVietien Mr. & Mrs. David W. Knall Ms. Madaline L. McKee Wilma Barrow* Mr. Michael Diven* Dr. Leon Kenneth * & Mrs. Paula D. Mrs. Raymond Basso* In memory of Loretta J. Webb Mr. & Mrs. Don B. Earnhart* Knoebel Mr. & Mrs. Joe Rand Beckett* Mrs. Anna J. Gehring Mr. Peter H. Donahoe Ms. Kay F. Koch Paul & Nancy Behymer Mr. & Mrs. David G. Webb Mr. & Mrs. Clarence T. Drayer* Gary & Marie Koenig Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Betley Mr. Earl Harris* Mrs. Judith G. Kristoff* In honor of Jonathan & Heather Ms. Amy Beverland* Mr. Robert A. Edwards* Mrs. Amy Lain & Mr. Gary Antelept Willey’s Marriage Ms. Jamie B. Billings & Ms. Martha Mrs. Lewis A. Enkema* Mr. Gary Larreategui & Ms. Patricia Dr. & Mrs. Don Gard Priddy Mr. Frederick H. Duhm* Scahill In memory of Lois Williamson William K. Bissey Mr. & Mrs. Kyle B. Fisher Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Ledman Ms. Delilah L. Williamson Dr. Jeffrey P. Bonner & Ms. Melody Dr. & Mrs. Pawel Fludzinski Ms. Sandra Lee* Noel Ms. Iona Flynn* Mrs. Norman M. Leff Gifts-In-Kind Mrs. Eleanor F. Bookwalter Mr. W. Brooks Fortune* Ms. Nancy L. Leigh The following represents Mrs. Gene Branigin* Mrs. Edward H. Gaalema* Shirley Lentz* individuals who gave Gifts-in-Kind Ms. Jane Brigham Dr. Meg Gammage-Tucker Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Levandusky between 1/1/2012 and 12/31/2012. Ms. Julia H. Brink* Ms. Judith A. Garrett* Marcia Levin* Mr. Don A. Brown* Alan C. Gentry Mr. Roy C. & Mrs. Arline E.* Levin Mr. Richard Airis Dr. Frances T. Brown* Mr. James B. Glanton* Ms. Emma Mae Love* John & Cynde Barnes Ms. Karen E. Burns & Mr. Richard Mr. & Mrs. Lowell E. Green* Michael and Pamela Luenz Mr. & Mrs. Larry J. Carl Gevers Mrs. Frances F. Green* Mrs. Mildred S. Macdonald* 49 Chuck & Debbie Marlett Mr. & Mrs. Paul R. Rosteck, Jr. Mrs. Barbara Woodard Carol Ann Hoyermann Mrs. Joseph E. Marmon* Ms. Becky Ruby-Wojtowicz Ms. Christine Woodward-Duncan Amy Hughes Fund Mrs. Barbara E. Masters Mr.* & Mrs. Frank Russell Ms. Mary K. Wratten* Mr. Kevin Michael Kelley James F.* & Sara E. McCord* Mr. & Mrs. J. Edward Sandifer Dr. William L.* & Mrs. Anita Wright Mrs. Louise Kirtland Ms. Gloria G. McDaniel* Mr. & Mrs. Paul W. Scheuring* Mr. & Mrs. C. Daniel Yates Gary & Marie Koenig Ms. JoAn McDermott* Mr. & Mrs. Thomas D. Seeley Mr. & Mrs. Calvin Yong The Ruth Lilly Philanthropic Mr. & Mrs.* Boris E. Meditch Ms. Pauline K. Selby Mildred R. Young* Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Donald Merk Molly A. Shane Wilma K. Young* Luenz Pachyderm Fund – Michael Ms. Elsie Z. Mick* Ms. Stacie Shapiro and Pam Luenz *Denotes deceased as of 1/15/2013 Dr. & Mrs. Emery P. Miller* Mr. & Mrs. Roy A. Shea Marian L. McConnell Family Mr. John B.* & Mrs. Jean R. Dr. & Mrs. James E. Shields Fellowship Indiana Zoological Minneman Ms. Ruby Shirkey* Patrick T. Morrison Endowment Foundation Fund Mr. Sherman A. Minton* The Herbert Simon Family Fund The Indianapolis Zoo’s endowment Kathleen Morrison Foundation program dates back to 1978 when Mathew Parish Endowment for the Dr. & Mrs. Phillip G. Mosbaugh Mr. Melvin Simon* Laura Githens Smith established World of Waters Mrs. Helen Muehlenbein* Tony & Marla Smith one of the endowment’s first gifts. Mel & Joan Perelman Endowment Mr. & Mrs. Todd Musser Mrs. Deborah Smith The endowment is now named Fund Dr. & Mrs. William L. Muth Mr. Floyd S. Smith* the Indiana Zoological Foundation Miss Sally Reahard Mr. & Mrs. John M. Mutz Ms. Laura Githens Smith* Fund and has its own governing Paul & Donna Rosteck Mrs. Jane Myers* Frank H.* & Marian McConnell* board, but remains incorporated Herbert Simon Family Foundation Mrs. Henry G. Nester* Snyder under the Indianapolis Zoo. The Tony & Marla Smith Dr. Polly Nicely & Mr. Wayne L. Bob & Cheryl Sparks following represents the separately Bob & Cheryl Sparks Nicely Andrew Steffen* named endowment contributors/ George W. Stark Volunteer Award Ms. Pauline Nicol* M’Liss K. Stephenson funds that help make up the Indiana Endowment Mr. Lowell B. Nussbaum* Ms. Tamatha A. Stevens Zoological Foundation Fund. Gregory Alan Stephenson Mrs. Phyllis K. Oldham* Mr. & Mrs. John F. Stickford* Endowment For Perpetuating Mrs. Joanne W. Orr* Mr. Charles E. Stinemetz C. Willis Adams, Jr. Shark Conservation Mr. & Mrs. Julian DV Pace II Ms. Julia-Jean N. Stokes* Mike and Jo Ann Allen Forest Julia-Jean Stokes Endowment Fund Mr. & Mrs. Randall Patee Mrs. Clara J. Stokka* Biome Fund Inez Metzger Vincent Endowment Dr. & Mrs. Mel Perelman Mr. & Mrs. Edward A. Strong* Tombi Animal and Keeper Fund Mr. Joseph R. Postrack* Mrs. Lisa S. Sutphin* Enrichment Fund – Fred and Dorothy A. Van Hove Fellowship Mr. Eugene C. Pulliam* Mrs. Frederic W. Taylor* Beth Cate Wilson Cheetah and Tiger Fund – Mrs. Nina Mason Pulliam* Mrs. Robin Teasley Chris W. and Lesley J. Conrad Scott Wilson Ms. Mary E. Pyle* Mrs. Philip M. Terry* Veterinary Sciences Fund – Christine Woodward-Duncan Edris Radcliffe* Mrs. Christine Thomas Chris W. and Lesley J. Conrad Miss Sally Reahard* Mr. & Mrs. Darren Thompson J. Richard Delbauve, in honor of The George and Maribel Don & Shannon Reynolds Ms. Nancy D. Thompson his parents, Mr. & Mrs. John H. Stark Award Bob* & Lou Rice Mr. & Mrs. Gayle Freeman Totten* Delbauve This award celebrates those vol- Mr. Elton T. Ridley* Mary “Jo” Tranbarger* Jean DeLoughery Endowment unteers who have dedicated 1,000 Mrs. Marta A. Roberts* Dr. & Mrs. Eugene D. Van Hove Gertrude S. Drayer Estate hours of volunteer service time to Mrs. Virginia Roberts* Ms. Mabel D. VanMeter* Elizabeth Goodrich Terry the Indianapolis Zoo. The most Mrs. Edward J.F. Roesch Mr. & Mrs. Edward L. Veenhuizen Endowment Fund recent to achieve this honor are: Mrs. Judith A. Roland* Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. Wallace Richard M. Fairbanks Foundation Mr. Robert E. Ronzi* Ms. Sue Webster Garden Programs Fund 2012 Stark Award Winners Dr. Mary A. Root* Mr. Donald B. Whitridge* Virginia B. Fairbanks Horticultural Kelly Buchanan Mr. William T. Rosenbaum & Mr. Scott Wilson Fund Mindy Curtis Ms. Mimi Brittingham Ms. Mary R. Wilson* Polly H. Hix Research and Sarah Halterman Cheryl Wohlmuth Conservation Fund 50 Roberta Haynes Matching Gift SPM Foundation – Research & Leo Brown Group, LLC Chelsea LeBeau Companies Conservation Studies Marc W. & Sara Pyatt Tonya Simpson Aid Association for Lutherans Tony Stewart Foundation – Cheetah The Solso Family AT&T Foundation Conservation & Education Tastings – A Wine Experience Marketing Sponsors Bank of America Swisher Foundation – Veterinary Turkle & Associates and Phases Action Brace & Prosthetic, Inc. Caterpillar, Inc. Hospital Skin Care and Laser Center American Dairy Association of Dow AgroSciences Cellarmaster Patron Indiana, Inc. Eli Lilly & Company Foundation Roy Shea Capital Asset Table Sponsors American Senior Communities Richard M. Fairbanks Foundation, Inc. Replacement Fund Mr. Charles S. Cooper ARAB Termite and Pest Control, Inc IBM Corporation The fund was created in Dr. & Mrs. William H. Dick BMO Harris Bank John Wiley & Sons, Inc. November 1998 to insure ongoing The Jacoby Agency - Insurance and Carrier Corporation Lilly Endowment, Inc. care and maintenance of the Financial Services Central Indiana Honda Dealers Lumina Foundation institution – the Indianapolis Zoo Midwest Form Constructors, LLC Citizens Energy Group McGraw-Hill Companies Foundation – to which Mr. Shea dedicated 32 Dr. & Mrs. J. Alan Webber Coca-Cola Matching Gift Program years of his life. The following gifts Ms. Renee M. Wilmeth Community Health Network McKinney Family Foundation were received between 1/1/2012 Dean Foods of Indiana Prudential Foundation and 12/31/2012. Donors Dippin Dots Specialized Bicycle Components Mr. Jerry D. Adkins Estate of Jody Kirtley Donato’s United Technologies Carrier American Airlines Estate of Judith Ann Roland Duke Energy W.W. Grainger, Inc. Jim & Cheryl Arnold of Kahn’s Estate of Mary Jo Tranbarger FedEx Ms. Holiday W. Banta & Mr. T.J. John F. Strickford Revocable Trust Franciscan St. Francis Health Special Projects Cole Estate of Melvin Simon Frito Lay The following have provided funds Best Chocolate in Town The Goddard School for restricted purposes and special Dr. Robert Boeglin & ELEGANT VINTAGES Hard Rock Cafe projects between 1/1/2012 and Ms. Katherine Nagler INTERNATIONAL WINE Horton Holding Inc 12/31/2012. Chef Brad Gates Catered Events Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance AUCTION Dr. Andrew T. Bridge Arts Council of Indianapolis & the The following represents Company Chris & Michelle Brown City of Indianapolis – Art & sponsors of the Elegant Vintages Indiana Members Credit Union Cabot Creamery Cooperative Nature Programming International Wine Auction held Indianapolis Power & Light Circle City Soups The Jerry L. and Barbara J. Burris on March 17, 2012. The event Company Circle City Sweets Foundation – Community co-chairs were Holiday Banta Ingram Micro Mr. Scott Clevenger Tuesday and T.J. Cole. Kroger Dr. Sandra Close & Dr. Richard Dr. & Mrs. Brendan P. Fox – Zoo Hockett Macy’s Title Sponsor Educational Programming Columbus Zoo Marathon Petroleum Company LLC Fifth Third Private Bank Howard K. Johnson Fund of the Markey’s Rental & Staging Comcast Spotlight Indianapolis Foundation – VIP Sponsor Meijer, Inc. Comedy Sportz Elephant Care and Enrichment Turkle & Associates & Phases Skin Outback Steakhouse The Conrad Hotel Lacy Foundation – Neighborhood Care & Laser Center Ray’s Trash Charles S. Cooper & Florrie Outreach Program Riley Hospital for Children at Beverage Sponsor Binford Kichler Shaw-Burckhardt-Brenner Indiana University Health Glazer’s, Olinger, InVie Cork & Cracker Foundation – Special Admissions Sam’s Club CREW Technical Services and Community Tuesday Connoizooer Table Sponsors Teachers Credit Union Mr. James Cunning & Ms. Lisa Programs Fifth Third Private Bank TGIF Stone Tony and Marla Smith – Dolphin Jeff & Teresa Fusile Unilever Bestfoods North America Governor & Mrs. Mitch Daniels Adventure for Underserved Glazer’s, Olinger Distributing, InVie Foodservice John & Missy Davis Youth Guardian Management, LLC Mr. Stefan S. Davis Wells Fargo Advisors Ice Miller LLP Yellow Pages 51 Mr. Gregory DeWitt Lifeline Theater Fund-a-Need Mr. & Mrs. David Reynolds Dr. & Mrs. William H. Dick L. Severson Portraits Mr. & Mrs. Charles Anderson Mr. & Mrs. Rod Scheele Dogwood Cellars Marengo Cave Ms. Lisa M. Arbogast Ms. LaRonda G. Shrewsbury Domaine Serene Mass Ave. Wine Shop Timothy P. Ardillo & Jason Miiller Mr. Frank Smith Ms. Emel Doner Moyer & Company Fine Jewelry Mr. & Mrs. Jack L. Bailey Mr. & Mrs. Theodore M. Solso André & Molly Donikian Mr. & Mrs. Dale Near Mr. Ross Bailey Dr. Janet K. Turkle & Mr. Mike Eiteljorg Museum New Day Meadery Ms. Holiday W. Banta & Mr. T.J. Cole Coppinger George & Jeane Elliott OIS Custom Closets & Storage Ms. Trudy Banta Mr. & Mrs. John H. Tynan Embassy Suites Solutions Mr. & Mrs. Daniel A. Bowden Mr. Mylavarapu Venkatramesh Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Epstein Drs. Charles & Jeanne Orr Ms. Karen E. Burns & Mr. Richard Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Walpole Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse & Drs. Gary & Lynn Pike Gevers Mr. & Mrs. Brian Weaver Wine Bar Penner-Ash Wine Cellars Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Clark Dr. & Mrs. J. Alan Webber The Four Graces Mr. James Rabourn Mr. Charles S. Cooper Dr. Richard C. Weber Fox Farm Winery Robert Biale Vineyards Ms. Cheryl R. Cooper Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Whiting Ms. Elizabeth Garber Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Daniel Mr. & Mrs. Brandon Willett The Gary Brackett Foundation Saks Fifth Avenue Mr. & Mrs. Hal W. Darring Mr. & Mrs. Craig Williams Mr. Barry Gealt Sangiovese Ristorante Mr. & Mrs. John F. Davis Mr. & Mrs. Donald F. Woodley Goose The Market Ms. Skye Seaborn Dr. & Mrs. William H. Dick Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey S. Wuensch Grapevine Cottage Seasons 52 Mr. & Mr. John Ehrhardt Mr. & Mrs. Kent Zimmerman Mr. John Hardy Mr. Ron Shelton Mr. & Mrs. George Elliott Mr. Lucia Hardy Dr. & Mrs. Robert E. Shoemaker Mr. & Mrs. William C. Erdel GOLFARI Haute Mama Photography Ms. Marie Silberstein Dr. & Mrs. Brendan M. Frank The following represents sponsors, Helping Her Heal Fund Slow Food Indy Mr. & Mrs. Mark S. Fryman, Jr. participants, and friends of the Daniel & Lisa Henricks Soter Vineyards Mr. & Mrs. Roger Gilcrest Zoo’s annual golf outing, Golfari, Mr. Keith E. Henry III & Dr. Pamela A. Steed & Dr. Peter Mr. & Mrs. Jeffery A. Griman held Monday, July 30, 2012, at the Ms. Christine Paunicka Furno Ms. Lucia Hardy Country Club of Indianapolis. The Hoosier Mama Tastings, a Wine Experience Dr. & Mrs. Stanley J. Harper event chair was Craig Mullins. Dr. & Mrs. Roger Hurwitz Timeline Theatre Mr. Michael Harrington Hyatt Place Tina’s Restaurant Mr. Andrew Hawickhorst Event Sponsors Hyland Estates Winery T.I.T.E. Fit Personal Training Studios Dr. Richard D. Hockett & Browning Day Mullins Dierdorf Ice Miller LLP Dr. & Mrs. Charles E. Tomich Dr. Sandra Close FORUM Credit Union Indianapolis Marriott Downtown Turkle & Associates and Phases Ms. Fran Jacoby Lunch Sponsor Indianapolis Monthly Skin Care and Laser Center Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan S. Jacoby A Cut Above Catering Indianapolis Opera John & Martha Tynan Mr. & Mrs. Frank S. Kelly Indianapolis Zoo Dr. Mylavrapu Venkatramesh Ms. Florrie B. Kichler Beverage Cart Sponsors Kahn’s Fine Wines Downtown Vine & Table Gourmet Market Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Kubly McGowan Insurance Company Kahn’s Fine Wines Keystone Dr. & Mrs. J. Alan Webber Mr. Mark Land & Ms. Theresa Driving Range Sponsor Kahn’s Fine Wines North Willow Dr. Rick Weber Spano Spohn Associates, Inc. Frank & Frances Kelly Bob Whitt, Executive Director of Mr. & Mrs. Steve Madinger Specialty Sponsors Kennedy Space Center White River State Park Mr. & Mrs. Nate Miller Glazer’s – Margarita Hole Kingston Mines Ms. Renee M. Wilmeth Mr. & Mrs. Rich Minder Nicey Frozen Treat Kokomo Winery Winderlea Vineyard and Winery Mr. & Mrs. Steve Mitchell La Dolce Salon & Spa David Wolf, DDS Mr. & Mrs. James W. Monson Golf Tee Sponsor Landmark Keystone Art Cinema Don & Karine Woodley Dr. & Mrs. Thomas K. Nasser Anthem Blue Cross & Blue Shield Late Harvest Kitchen Zoombezi Bay Mr. & Mrs. Eno J. Nicoson Corporate Foursomes Dr. James LeGrand & Mr. Bill Mirola Drs. Gary R. & Lynn B. Pike Anthem Blue Cross & Blue Shield Le Puy Inn Bed & Breakfast Mr. & Mrs. Marc W. Pyatt Wurster Construction Ms. Julia L. Reed 52 Turner Construction Marbaugh Reprographics Late Harvest Kitchen The Zone Sponsorship Terry Lee Honda McComas Engineering Terry Lee Honda Pacers Sports & Entertainment Stuart & Branigan LLP Omni Severin Hotel Meridian Restaurant & Bar Photo Booth Sponsors Somerset CPA’s Pepper Construction Meyer Najem Corporation Fifth Third Bank of Central Indiana REI Construction REI Construction Miller-Coors Brewing Company Mallor Grodner Attorneys Pepper Construction SignCraft Industries Polly Nicely Otolaryngology Associates Omni Severin Hotel Somerset CPAs NIFS Dr. Steven & Jann Paul & Family McComas Engineering Stuart & Branigin LLP Nike Indianapolis Marriott Downtown Terry Lee Honda Ocean Prime Zoobilation Restaurants FORUM Credit Union Turner Construction Pacers Sports & Entertainment Coupon Book Sponsor Fitch Hoyt Benefits Group Wurster Construction Co. Premier Jewelry Designs Barnes & Thornburg, LLP Fink Roberts & Petrie, Inc. WSI/MaxNet Solutions, Inc. Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse ESL-Spectrum, Inc. Sangiovese Souvenir Gift Sponsors Special Friends Recognition Citizens Energy Group Seasons 52 Fresh Grill Comcast Spotlight Bonefish Grill Circle Design Group, Inc. L. Severson Photography NatGeo WILD Gary Brackett Foundation Browning Day Mullins Dierdorf St. Elmo Steak House Bucca di Beppo Official Hotel Sponsor Blakley Corporation Sullivan’s Steakhouse Capital Grille Indianapolis Marriott Downtown Barth Electric Company G. Thrapp Jewelers Citizens Energy Group Shiel Sexton Company T.I.T.E. Fit Personal Training Studios Specialty Bar Sponsors Coca-Cola Bottling Company West Baden Resort & Spa Admiral Nelson Rum Bar Animal Foursomes Conner Prairie Interactive Evan Williams Silver Creek Engineering History Park ZOOBILATION 2012 KAH Tequila Bar Rick Gevers & Associates Conrad Indianapolis Tito’s Vodka Mt. Comfort Animal Hospital Cooper’s Hawk Winery Grand Voyage The following represents sponsors Ultimat Martini Bar Indianapolis Power & Light Crackers Comedy Club of the Zoo’s annual blockbuster Company ComedySportz Party Tent Sponsors black-tie event, Zoobilation, Indianapolis Convention & Visitors Don Reynolds Imaging The Alexander Hotel which was held on June 8, 2012. Association Eiteljorg Museum of American Tito’s Vodka The event chair was Jim Oiver. Compass Commercial Indians & Western Art Beverage Sponsors Construction Company FORUM Credit Union Title Sponsor Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Mr. Alan Cohen Frito-Lay Indianapolis Power & Light Coors Brewing Co. Indianapolis Zoo Planned Giving Funky Monkey Snacks Company Glazers, Olinger, InVie Committee Glazer’s VIP Party Sponsor Great Frame Up Official Dresswear Sponsor Hole Sponsors The Scott A. Jones Foundation & Harry & Izzy’s Saks Fifth Avenue Applied Engineering Services, Inc. ChaCha Haute Mama Photography Barth Electric Company Restaurant Judging Sponsor Indiana Historical Society Entertainment Sponsor Blakley Corporation Indianapolis Monthly Indiana State Museum St. Vincent Health Browning Day Mullins Dierdorf Indianapolis Business Journal Zoobilation Restaurants Architects Official Vehicle Sponsor Indianapolis Colts Day at the Zoo Sponsor Circle Design Group, Inc. Tom Wood Lexus Indianapolis Indians Citizens Energy Group Citizens Energy Group Indianapolis Marriott Downtown Main Stage Sponsor Coca-Cola Zoobilation Spa Sponsor Indianapolis Museum of Art Star Media ESL Spectrum Inc. La Dolce Salon & Spa Indianapolis Zoo Fink Roberts & Petrie, Inc. Indianapolis Zoo Planned Giving Stage Sponsors Fitch Hoyt Benefits Group Committee Ambrose Property Group FORUM Credit Union Indianapolis Zoo Volunteers BC Forward Indianapolis Business Journal La Dolce Salon & Spa Fanfare Tickets Indianapolis Marriott 53 Platinum Donors $25,000 Seven Corners John & Mary Marsh The Country Club of Indianapolis BKD LLP Turner Construction Company MBS Associates Eddie Merlot’s Gene B. Glick Company, Inc. Woodard, Emhardt, Moriarty, Messer Construction El Sol de Tala, Traditional Mexican Ice Miller LLP McNett & Henry LLP Mothershead Foundation/MET Cuisine est. 1979 Indianapolis Power & Light Foundation Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse & Bronze Donors $3,000 Company Nordstrom, Inc. Wine Bar Ambrose Property Group Pepper Construction OneAmerica Financial Inc. The Flying Cupcake Bakery Anchor Point Technology PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Otolaryngology Associates Fogo De Chao Bank of America - Merrill Lynch St. Vincent Health Real America Development George’s Neighborhood Grill Barnes & Thornburg Andrew Reed H2O Sushi BC Forward Gold Donors $15,000 Riley Hospital for Children at Harry & Izzy’s Bingham McHale Advanced EndoCare Kathy Stuart Indiana University Health Hilton Garden Inn Indianapolis Bleeke Dillon Crandall Attorneys DDS Sensient Flavors Downtown Greg and Donna Bonnell Allegient, LLC Ray Skillman Hollyhock Hill Citizens Energy Group Anesthesia Consultants of India- Sloan Party Hoosier Momma, LLC City Securities napolis, LLC James D. Spahn Indiana Grand Casino Core Tech Revolution Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield Star Media JW Marriott Indianapolis David & Mary Salon & Spa Business Furniture, LLC Taft Stettinius & Hollister LLP Conference Center Defender Direct, Inc. CHASE Total Lawn Care Inc. Kincaid’s Dow AgroSciences The Finish Line, Inc. Catherine M. Turner La Margarita Mexican Grille Vicky Erwin Firestone Building Products and USA Funds, Inc. Levy’s Restaurants at Bankers Eskenazi Foundation Industrial Products Wilds Restoration Fieldhouse Eureka Ventures Glazers, Olinger Distributing Mica Wilson Maggiano’s Little Italy Exit 76 & Bloomington Goodman Campbell Brain and WTHR Channel 13 McCormick & Schmick’s Antique Malls Spine Mediterra F.A. Wilhelm Construction Participating Restaurants Hilton Worldwide The Melting Pot Fanfare Tickets 10-01 Food & Drink The Scott A. Jones Foundation Meridian Restaurant & Bar Fifth Third Bank of Central Indiana 120 West Market Fresh Grill – OrthoIndy Mo’s A Place for Steaks Garcia Construction Hilton Indianapolis Hotel PNC Nicey Frozen Treats Greenwood Orthopaedics and Suites Roche Diagnostics Corporation Nicolino’s Hall, Render, Killian, Heath & 14 West Restaurant & Suites Tom Wood Lexus Noodles & Company Lyman Adobo Grill The Oceanaire Seafood Room Silver Donors $8,000 Harrison College/The Chef’s Alan’s Catered Events Absolute Endodontics Palomino Restaurant Academy Arni’s Restaurant Apparatus Pearl Bistro Howard Regional Health System Au Bon Pain Baldwin & Lyons, Inc. Qdoba Mexican Grill Indiana Grand Casino Barcelona Tapas Restaurant Comcast Spotlight & NatGeo R Bistro Indianapolis Colts The Best Chocolate in Town Crowe Horwath LLP Rathskeller Restaurant Indianapolis Indians Blondie’s Cookies Delk McNally LLP Recess IU Health Boulder Creek/BRU Burger Bar/ Duke Realty Rick’s Cafe Boatyard IU Health Administrative Offices Charbonos/Mesh/Stonecreek The Hagerman Group Rock Bottom Restaurant & IU Health North Hospital Bravo! Cucina Italiana Indianapolis Business Journal Brewery The Scott A. Jones Foundation Bu Da Lounge Indianapolis Monthly Ronnoco Coffee Jones Lang La Salle Cakes by Cathy KAR Auction Services, Inc. Ruth’s Chris Steak House Katz Sapper & Miller Chef JJ’s Back Yard Midwest Form Constructors LLC Sangiovese Ristorante Key Bank The Capital Grille Pacers Sports & Entertainment Seasons 52 Fresh Grille & Wine Bar Alan Ladd The Chef’s Academy Regions Second Helpings Lumina Foundation for Education Circle City Sweets & Circle RJE Business Interiors Severin Bar & Grill M & I Bank City Soups 54 Simple Taste, Inc. Mike & Amy Alley Ms. Gina M. Giacone & John & Carolyn Mutz Shula’s Steak House R.B. Annis Educational Foundation Mr. Stephen J. Hackman Mr. & Mrs. John T. Neighbours St. Elmo Steak House Mr. & Mrs. Daniel C. Appel Eric L. Gillispie & Dr. Patricia A. Wayne & Polly Nicely Starbucks Timothy P. Ardillo & Jason Miiller Treadwell and family Nicholas H. Noyes, Jr. Memorial Sullivan’s Steakhouse Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Auman Paul & Donna Grayson Foundation Sushi on the Rocks Mr. & Mrs. Robert N. Bader Mrs. C. Perry Griffith Richard & Mary Beth Oakes Sweet and Savory Catering Ms. Holiday W. Banta & Mr. & Mrs. C. Perry Griffith, Jr. Jim & Julie Oliver Vanilla Bean Bakery Mr. T.J. Cole Frank & Linda Hancock OneAmerica Dr. & Ms. Ronald Banta Anita Joyce Harden Family Julian DV & Annie Pace Special Friends Recognition Mr. & Mrs. Joseph D. Barnette, Jr. Harlan Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. John E. Peacock, Jr. (gift-in-kind contributions) Elizabeth & Kerry Blanchard Jeffrey & Celia Harrison & Family Mel & Joan Perelman Alsco Mike & Pam Boas The Heritage Group Mr. & Mrs. Dean H. Phillips All Occasion Tent Rental Mr. & Mrs. Fred Boso Dr. & Mrs. Robert B. Hirschman James L. & Lu Ann Powers Arni’s Restaurant Mr. & Mrs. Michael E. Bosway Mrs. Barbara N. Holmquist Myrta Pulliam BMG Terry & Bob Bowen Al & Kathy Hubbard Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Chick-Fil-A Charles & Joyce Boxman Mr. & Mrs. James P. Hull Trust Coca-Cola Bottling Karen Burns & Rick Gevers Bill & Nancy Hunt Dr. Suellen Reed Coors Brewing Co. Steve Cagle & Family Mr. & Mrs. William C. Hurst Daniel & Jeanette Robertson Clear Channel Outdoor Dennis & Ginny Casey Irving Materials Inc. Fern W. Roesch Centerplate Fred & Beth Cate Ms. Fran Jacoby Bill Rosenbaum & Mimi Enflora Matthew & Melanie Claymon & Mr. Erik C. Johnson & Ms. Kristie Brittingham Hirons & Company Family L. Hill Mr. & Mrs. Paul R. Rosteck, Jr. Home City Ice Allen Whitehill Clowes Charitable Mr. & Mrs. John Bert King Nick & Jo Anne Rutigliano Indianapolis Business Journal Foundation Mr. William Kitchen Sablosky Family Foundation Indiana Lawyer The Alan & Linda Cohen Family David & Betty Klapper Family Mr. & Mrs. William N. Salin, Sr. Indianapolis Monthly Foundation Foundation Susie and Tom Sams Family Fund Kingshots Photography Phoebe & Steven Crane Kay F. Koch Dr. & Mrs. Rick C. Sasso Marco’s Pizza The Croshere Family Mr. Robert E. Krivi & Dr. Gwen Carolyn M. Schaefer & John B. Glazers, Olinger Distributing Christel DeHaan G. Krivi Gray, Jr. Indianapolis Marriott Downtown Ann Dettwiler Mr. & Mrs. James E. LaCrosse Anne & Rod Scheele Qdoba Mexican Grill David M. & Julie B. DeWitt Julia & Andre Lacy Steve & Becky Schenck Ronnoco Coffee Company Cheri & Rollie Dick Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Laikin The Seabury Foundation Saks Fifth Avenue Mr. & Mrs. Scott Dorsey Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Lang Mr. & Mrs. Thomas D. Seeley StageTech The Don Earnhart Trust Gary Larreategui & Pat Scahill Jerry & Rosie Semler White River State Park Commission Efroymson Family Fund, a CICF Mr. & Mrs. James Lee Gregory & Corie Shaner And the Indianapolis Zoo Staff Fund David N. Legge John & Kathy Sharpe and Volunteers Carol J. Feeney David, Sheri & Josh LeVine Deborah J. Simon FJM Consulting LLC Karen Ann P. Lloyd Herbert Simon Family Foundation Campaign for Fludzinski Family Kent & Linda Manuel Maribeth & Al Smith Conservation and Mr. & Mrs. Russell Fortune III Mr. & Mrs. Charles Marlett Mike & Sue Smith Community: Saving David & Ann Frick Ms. Kim Mathews & Mr. Douglas Roger & Lynne Snowdon the Orangutans Kristin & Michael Fruehwald E. Yost The Solso Family The following represents gifts of Kris Brittain & Midori Fujii Ms. Kathryn J. McEachern Mr. & Mrs. J. Richard Sparks $500 and above to the campaign The Gaich Family Bonnie & Craig McGinnis Family Bob & Cheryl Sparks from 1/1/2012 through 12/31/2012. Mr. & Mrs. Douglas B. Gard Ms. Lisa C. McKinney & Mr. Alex Larry & Rita Steinberg Anonymous (7) Ms. Deborah N. Gates C. Intermill Ms. Sally J. Stevens The Ackerman Foundation Ginger & Roger Merkel Mr. & Mrs. Steve K. Sugino

55 Dr. Brad Sutton & Dr. Julie Torbit Every effort has been made by Gene and Rosie Tanner the Indianapolis Zoo to verify John & Norma Thompson information for accuracy and Katie, Julie, JT & Kelly Thrapp completeness. Although great care Douglas L. Tillman is taken in compiling our lists of Mrs. Karin A. Tollefson donors, the possibility of error The Tway Company always exists. We regret any Ed & Sally Veenhuizen Family errors in the spelling of names or The Walker Family Foundation omissions, and we request that Dean & Barbara White Family you notify us with any corrections. Foundation Please contact Tim Ardillo, Director Mr. Todd J. Wolfe of Institutional Advancement, at Ms. Christine Woodward-Duncan (317) 630-2703 with any questions, Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. Yerkes concerns, or corrections. Mary Ann & Gene Zink

56 Credits Executive Editor Karen Burns, Senior Vice President External Relations and Communications Senior Editor Tim Ardillo Director of Institutional Advancement Writer and Editor Judith L. Gagen Conservation Communications Specialist Production Manager Jo Hohlbein Director of Creative Services Book Design Carla Blackwell Design

Photo Credits Cover foldout (bird, walrus, elephants), page 3 (elephant), 12 (tiger), 15 (sea lions), 16, 19 (bird), 21 (Pakak, bottom), 22 (dolphin, bottom), 23, 56 – Jackie Curts Cover foldout (polar bear), page 13 (cheetah), 25 (children with budgies) – Shannon Gaughan-Kelly Cover foldout (oceans), page 25 (sea lions), 26 (elephant), 32, 34 (penguin) – Gabi Moore The Indianapolis Zoo is accredited by the Cover foldout (orangutan), page 2, 7 (orangutan below) – Mike Crowther Association of Zoos and Aquariums, and the Cover foldout (sea lion) – Marcy Sydney Janvrin American Association of Museums and is located in Cover foldout (dolphin), page 15 (dolphin) – Stephanie Freeman White River State Park. Page 1 (gardens), 18 (entrance) – ICVA Page 4 Sherry Davis Page 6 (orangutan top) – Beth Dalbey/Great Ape Trust The Indianapolis Zoo uses 100% green power. Page 7 (orangutan top) – Atlanta Zoo Page 7 (groundbreaking), 10 (awards ceremony) – Banayote Photography Page 8 (budgies), 9 (crested coua) – Geoff Chen Photography indianapoliszoo.com Page 8 (child with budgie) – Rob Shumaker Page 9 (hornbill), 17 (male lion) – Mark Kaser Page 10 (Dr. Steve Armstrup) – Daniel J. Cox, Polar Bears International Page 11 (polar bear), 14 (brown bear), 31 – Fred Cate Page 11 (child with stuffed animals), 24 – Jason Wright Page 13 (polar bear plunge), 22 (dolphin, top) – Carla Knapp Page 17 (female lion), 19 (tiger view) – Kerrie Best Page 20 (dolphin), 21 (Pakak, top), 22 (3 dolphins at left) – Abbie Mingus Page 25 (boy with budgie) – Don Reynolds Imaging Page 27 (bearded dragon) – Karie Heaton Page 27 (zebra) – Jennifer Griffin Page 28, 29 (butterfly) – Cory Wilson Page 30 (orchid) – Chris Kelso Indianapolis Zoo 1200 West Washington Street Indianapolis, IN 46222-0309 indianapoliszoo.com