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2011 Annual Report Zoological Society of Buffalo, Inc. MISSION STATEMENT

The Zoological Society of Buffalo, Inc. is an independent, non-profit corporation organized for the establishment, main- tenance and operation of the Zoological Gardens; for the education and recreation of the people and visitors of the Niagara Frontier; for the advancement and encouragement of the science of zoology; for the practice of conservation of the world’s wildlife; and for the exhibition of diverse species of animals from throughout the world.

Zoo Attendance 2011 411,194 2010 423,887 2009 456,414 2008 414,794 2007 412,369

1 2 Remarks From the Chairman of the Board

Hal D. Payne

While this is my third and final year as Chairman of the Zoological Society of Buffalo, I am ing firm Patricia Lynch and Associates to obtain After working for years as a member of the Erie pleased to report that the Buffalo Zoo continues… future public support toward the campaign’s $18 County Cultural Resources Advisory Board, I real- and will continue to be…in very good hands. million goal. ize the Buffalo Zoo has one of the best Boards This year was one of the most successful in This year, the Zoo held its most successful Catillion among the cultural organizations. It has been my recent history with the successful re-accreditation to date. A total of $145,000 was brought in for pleasure to serve as Chairman for the last three of the Buffalo Zoo by the Association of Zoos and the Zoological Society of Buffalo Foundation. years, and I am grateful for the opportunity to Aquariums (AZA). The Board of Directors were Overall, the Zoo is on sound financial footing. provide service to the Buffalo Zoo. pleased when Ms. Kris Vehrs, the Executive Director The ProZoo Board continues to break records with I wish the next elected Chair, Dorothy of the AZA, attended the October 2011 Board their Polar Bites and Wines in the Wild events. We Ferguson, success as she takes over the leader- meeting to present the trustees with the accredita- are very grateful to president Matthew Riscili and ship of the Board. I know the Zoo will be in trust- tion plaque. The Buffalo Zoo should be very proud the other members of the ProZoo Board for their worthy hands. of being one of the 214 zoological institutions efforts. accredited by the AZA. We also extend our gratitude to the Women’s A few other highlights from 2011 are also worth Board and docent organization—particularly noting. The Buffalo Zoo successfully passed a sur- Terrie Kelly, the president of the Women’s Board prise United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) and Cynthia Pusateri, the president of the docent inspection in the fall. This is a huge achievement organization--for their continued dedication and compared to the inspections a few years ago. The efforts to benefit the Buffalo Zoo. Board is very proud of the staff for their fine work in The Zoo’s Board of Directors continued their improving the animal areas to achieve this accom- work on the strategic plan. Board meetings in plishment. 2011 increased effectiveness by reporting the Pledges to the quiet (non-public) phase of the various committee achievements at each Board Bear Necessities campaign were significant from session. the Board and staff members. The Board, staff and I am very grateful for the hard work put forth campaign committee worked hard to commit $3 by the Zoo’s Board, especially the officers, includ- million from the County of Erie and $535,000 from ing Vice Chairs Dorothy Ferguson, Barbara Baker, the City of Buffalo. We extend our gratitude to Erie Robert Fox and Jon Dandes; Treasurer Robert County Executive Mark Poloncarz and Common Yalowich; and Secretary Amy Habib Rittling. I am Council Member Michael LoCurto for their help. also very grateful to John Sanderson, the presi- The Buffalo Zoo will soon move forward with the dent of the Zoological Society’s Foundation, for public part of the campaign. The Zoo hired lobby- this governance of the endowment fund.

3 4 FROM THE PRESIDENT Donna M. Fernandes, Ph.D.

planters in the shape of the Great Lakes, with jets of water Another notable achievement by our herpetology and minerals. Arctic Blast is a wind simulator themed to The Buffalo Zoo experienced numerous successes in jumping between them, to serve as the water feature at team was the release of our first groups of hellbenders represent the Arctic tundra. Purchased with a grant from 2011. Perhaps the biggest achievement of all was the the new front entrance. hatched at the Buffalo Zoo. The release came one year the Buffalo Rotary Club, Kangaroo Hop is a bungee tram- progress we made in the Buffalo Zoo’s Bear Necessities The development and marketing department had ahead of schedule. This multi-year partnership with the poline targeted at older children. All three additions were campaign to raise money for the new Arctic Edge exhibit. another productive year. In addition to the grants obtained New York State Department of Environmental Conservation incredibly popular with visitors and added to our bottom We began the year with more than $2 million in dona- for our Bear Necessities campaign, we also received (DEC) involved the collection of more than 700 hellbend- line. tion commitments, primarily from the Zoo’s Board of $28,000 from the James H. Cummings Foundation for a er eggs for rearing at the Buffalo Zoo. Once the hatch- Overall, 2011 was a bit of a financial roller coaster Directors. The spring campaign to Zoo staff was highly suc- giraffe tamer (half the cost of this important piece of lings are large enough to survive in their native watershed due to the rainy spring, hot summer, but perfect fall. Our cessful, bringing in more than $70,000 in pledges from 60 medical equipment). The East Hill Foundation also award- habitat, they will be released. Our extraordinary success annual attendance was 411,194—down 15,000 from employees. In July, we received word from the John R. ed the Buffalo Zoo $10,000 for the purchase of two pieces with this hellbender headstart program has allowed doz- the previous year. As a result, our total income for the Oishei Foundation about a series of challenge grants, of monitoring equipment for the veterinary hospital and ens of the juvenile hellbenders to be transferred to other year was below budget. which led to a flurry of meetings with local foundations $12,500 to upgrade and integrate the Fire and Security participating zoos for rearing. On a positive note, however, our operating expenses and corporations to meet the first $1 million challenge Alarm service for the Zoo. The Buffalo Zoo’s commitment to conservation also came in below budget, particularly in the area of before the deadline two months later. We met with the While the department was also busy in raising operat- remains a top priority. In addition to participating in utilities. This allowed us to allocate the Zoological Society WNY delegation of the New York State Legislature in August ing support for the Zoo through a variety of activities and research efforts and donating funds raised through our of Buffalo Foundation support for the purchase of a sup- and the City of Buffalo’s Community Planning Commission special events, sponsors remained a vital source of sup- Cars For Conservation program to support worldwide plemental boiler for the Reptile House and Ecostation. in September. In October, we submitted a $400,000 grant port. Major sponsorships continued with Coca-Cola, Fisher- conservation projects, staff members also remain active This investment will allow us to better maintain tempera- to the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Price, Goya Foods, NOCO Energy, Perry’s Ice Cream, in conservation projects. tures in these buildings and reduce the wear and tear on Historic Preservation for the polar bear project. Sahlen’s, Time Warner Cable, Tops Friendly Markets and Dr. Kurt Volle, in collaboration with Dr. Joe Smith of the our main boilers. We were also able to purchase approx- Last, but not least, we met with incoming Erie County 2FindYourHome. Bimbo Bakery joined the Zoo as a sponsor Fort Wayne Children’s Zoo in Indiana, participated in a imately $15,000 in cameras for our distance learning Executive Mark Poloncarz and the County legislators in late of the 2011 Summer Nature Camp program, and First conservation field research project in the Tamarindo program. November, which resulted in a vote on December 8 to Niagara officially joined the Zoo to promote “Ferocious Wildlife Refuge on the western coast of Costa Rica. Given our break-even operations, the incredible approve the $3 million in capital funds for the Entry Friday,” our extended evening hours in July and August. Infrared camera traps were positioned strategically in progress made on our Bear Necessities campaign and Complex and Arctic Edge exhibit. This event triggered the The Buffalo Zoo is also grateful for the support of Bank of order to determine the species diversity (focusing on our re-accreditation by the AZA, 2011 turned out to be a second Oishei challenge grant, bringing our campaign America, BlueCross BlueShield of WNY, Buffalo Exterminating, small carnivores) present in the area surrounding the very good year. total to $12,138,120 at year’s end. We wish to extend our City Mattress, Independent Health, Katz Americas, M&T mangrove estuary. Initial findings suggest that the cattle None of these successes could have been accom- gratitude to all of our government, foundation and corpo- Charitable Foundation, Phillips Lytle, Univera Healthcare and horses that still roam the refuge are negatively plished without the wonderful assistance of the Zoo’s rate partners in helping us raise more than $10 million in and Wegmans. New sponsorship partners were also impacting the level of small carnivore diversity, as well as dedicated Board of Directors, staff and support organiza- 2011. Thank you also to the Buffalo Zoo’s Director of secured with Volkswagen of Orchard Park and Sorrento the species’ number of individual animals. tions, including the ProZoo Board, Women’s Board and Development and Marketing, Adair Saviola, and the many Cheese. In 2011, the Buffalo Zoo also awarded its first annual docent organization. Board members who assisted in these numerous solicita- In 2011, we launched a series of targeted print cam- Paw of Approval Award to Nichols School for their com- Thank you for your unending commitment to the tions. paigns for returning college students through the local mitment to conservation efforts through their Big Green Buffalo Zoo! The second major highlight of 2011 was our re- newspapers at Buffalo State College, University at Buffalo Initiative and design of their new Math Sciences building. accreditation from the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (UB) and Canisius College. To reach out to the Hispanic The award was presented by Mr. Robert Buchanan, the (AZA). We submitted the application several weeks early community, we ran print campaigns in Panorama Hispano, president of the conservation organization, Polar Bears due to the diligence of our staff in amassing and updating and we placed advertisements in Forever Young to reach International (PBI). the required documentation. The animal and mainte- senior citizens. In October, the Buffalo Zoo’s Public Relations nance departments spent six months fixing up our exhibits, Off-season admission ticket sales through Living Social Coordinator, Jennifer Fields, spent a week in Churchill, holding areas and public spaces. The City of Buffalo and Groupon netted the Zoo $4,500 at no expense to the Manitoba, Canada with representatives of PBI. During this helped by repaving our main parking lot, the Service Gate Zoo. We also participated in Mobi-Deals, a cell phone Leadership Camp, she also joined communicators from area and several walkways. application from WUTV that enables consumers to find other zoos and aquariums in observing polar bears in the When the visiting committee toured the Buffalo Zoo in discounts for a variety of items and destinations, including wilds of the Arctic and learning more about the effects June, the committee members were very complimentary attractions. Additionally, we continued to offer ticketing climate change is having on the species. Jennifer’s jour- of the Zoo’s overall appearance, high husbandry stan- packages through Niagara Falls Tourism Commission and ney was covered extensively by the WNLO-TV morning dards and extraordinary education programs, as well as the Visit Buffalo Niagara websites. show, “Winging It! Buffalo Style.” Her daily blog of her our state-of-the-art veterinary hospital and M&T Bank Since 2011 was one of the few years in the past ten experiences drove traffic to both the Zoo’s website and Rainforest Falls exhibit. during which no new exhibits opened, we do not have any Facebook page. Another exhibit that received accolades in 2011 was major acquisitions to report in the animal department. Three new revenue-generating opportunities were the Delta Sonic Heritage Farm, which won an honorable However, we were successful in the births and hatchings of also added in 2011. Adjacent to the Bone Zone, Hidden mention award from the Erie Canalway National Heritage a variety of species. Treasures gives visitors the opportunity to pan for fossils Corridor Commission. The exhibit, which opened in 2010, The reproduction of the Zoo’s Puerto Rican crested was also a finalist for a 2011 Brick by Brick award for best toads was the most notable as the progeny produces historic restoration. were sent to Puerto Rico for release as part of the AZA’s We also continued to make progress on the fulfillment Species Survival Plan® (SSP). of our master plan by completing the schematic design of The three black monitors that hatched in the Reptile the Zoo’s new Entry Complex and Arctic Edge exhibit. Due House are also significant as the Buffalo Zoo is one of only to new requirements for a certified pool operator and full- two zoos in the United States that has successfully bred time staffing to monitor the operation of a planned splash and reared this species. pad, the Zoo instead decided to install a series of raised

5 6 ANIMAL COLLECTION Six-banded amadilo (born 2011) Grizzly bear (acquired 2011) AND INVENTORY

Species born or hatched in 2011 Addax, reindeer, vampire bat, capybara, agouti, six-banded armadillo, rock hyrax, boat-billed heron, cattle egret, scarlet ibis, red-breasted goose, black tree monitor, blue poison dart frog

Species or specimens acquired in 2011 Four-striped grass mouse, yellow-crowned night heron, cattle egret, orangespot fresh- water stingray, pink-toed tarantula, Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep, grizzly bear, spec- tacled bear, spotted hyena, Amur tiger, African lion, brown capuchin, Pekin robin, African pancake tortoise, Puerto Rican crest- ed toad, red-bellied piranha Boat-billed heron Species removed from the collection in 2011 (acquired 2010) Domestic zebu, Ossabaw Island pig, cotton- top tamarin, raven, red lory, monkey-tailed anole, desert iguana, hump-headed drag- Blue poison dart frog (born 2011) on, lemur tree frog 2011 Species / Specimens

Mammals 58/242

Birds 38/112

Reptiles 37/154

Amphibians 8/667

Fish 7/274*

Invertebrates 7/306*

Capybara (born 2011) TOTALS 155/1,755*

These numbers do not include Education Department animals; otherwise, all species and specimens physically at the Buffalo Zoo are counted. Counts indicated by * are estimated.

Amur tiger (acquired 2011) 7 8 New and Upcoming Exhibits

Future Entrance New Entrance and Polar Bear Habitat In 2011, the Buffalo Zoo completed schematic design on a new entrance and polar bear habitat (Arctic Edge). The existing brick barn adjacent to the parking lot will undergo adaptive re-use to become a new Entry Complex. It will serve as a gathering space for visitors as they embark on their Zoo adventure. The plaza will include an interactive water feature depicting the Great Lakes to introduce the Zoo’s water theme in a fun way as jumping jets of water leap from planter to planter. The Entry Complex will include ticketing, membership, restrooms, a new café and gift shop. Construction of the new entrance is slated to begin in August 2012.

Arctic Edge will be a dramatic new exhibit focusing on frozen water. The exhibit will feature two large polar bear habitats with underwater viewing of salt-water pools for an up-close look at the bears’ playful antics. Construction of a new polar bear habitat is required to maintain this species at the Buffalo Zoo since the current exhibit dates from the 1890s and has been cited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (our accrediting body) as inconsistent with modern zoo stan- dards. The interior pathway of Arctic Edge will bring visitors past a variety of species, including bald eagle, Arctic wolf and Canadian lynx, culminating in an Arctic Conservation Center. Within the Arctic Conservation Center, educational graphics and interpretive exhibits will focus on climate change and positive measures Zoo visitors can take to lower their carbon footprint. Construction of Arctic Edge is scheduled to begin in late spring 2013.

Gwen Howard of Foit-Albert Associates is the lead architect of both projects with Patrick Janikowski of PJA Architects and Landscape Architects designing the animal habitats and holding areas for Arctic Edge.

Polar Bear Habitat Arctic Edge

9 10 Research

The Zoological Society of Buffalo recognizes that important contributions are made to the Zoo and to the profession by research efforts. The Society also recognizes that research benefits society at large by con- tributing to our collective knowledge of nature. Research projects conducted or contributed to as a result of Committee approval and/or cooperation with AZA requests in 2011, and those projects continued from previous years are listed below.

Amur tiger Polar bear AZA Tiger SSP AZA Polar Bear SSP Dr. Tara Harris, Director of Conservation and Tiger SSP Coordinator Roth, Terri, PhD Minnesota Zoo, Minneapolis, Minnesota Center for Conservation and Research of Endangered Wildlife San Diego, California Data provided for a study to determine factors contributing to the success rate of SSP recommended breeding in the Amur tiger population. Polar bear fecal samples provided for the development and refinement of determining pregnancy through fecal hormones.

Asian Elephant Coordinating Principal investigators

Jill Mellen, Ph.D. Education & Science Director. Disney’s Animal Kingdom. Western Lowland Gorilla John Lehnhardt Dr. Hayley Murphy, Pam Dennis, DVM, PhD, DACZM; Rita McManamon, AZA Elephant TAG Vice Chair DVM; and Linda Lowenstine, DVM, PhD, DACVP Animal & Environmental Policy Director AZA Elephant Center AZA Ape TAG

The purpose of this study is to determine the environmental and husbandry The Great Ape Heart Project (GAHP) is the world’s first effort to target factors that are most important to elephant welfare. Using a multi-disciplin- cardiovascular disease in all four great ape species. Mortalities, espe- ary approach, we will establish science-based benchmarks for assessing cially in the middle age sector of the populations has been on the individual elephant welfare by studying the population housed at Association increase. EKG and echocardiogram results are provided to the study as of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA)-accredited zoos (290 elephants in 78 facilities). well as husbandry and nutrition data. This is a multi-year study funded by the IMLS and member Zoos.

Eastern Hellbender Ken Roble New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, Albany New York Sulawesi Macaque Penny Felski Krishna Balasubramaniam Herpetological Manager, The Buffalo Zoo Anthropology Department SUNY at Buffalo Agreement with NYSDEC to hatch and rear hellbenders for release at age three into present and former range sites in New York State. Hatching and This study will provide data for a larger study that tests three models of rearing continued into 2011. Larvae were distributed to several AZA Zoos primate social structure: a phylogenetic model based on adaptation to and plans for additional distributions will be made in 2011. A successful past ecological circumstances and phylogenetic constraints, a socio- sample release was conducted in 2011 and another planned for 2012. The ecological model based on adaptation to current ecological conditions, remaining animals will be released in 2013. and a biological markets model based on the laws of supply and demand.

Eastern Massasaugua rattlesnake James E. Chiucchi Department of Evolution, Ecology and Organismal Biology The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio 43210 Multiple species Collection of snout-vent length and mass from captive Massasauga rattle- AZA Contraception Advisory Group snakes to aid in the conservation of wild populations and management of the Munson, Linda, Ph.D. captive population. University of California at Davis Lisa Faust, Ph.D. Research Biologist, Alexander Center for Applied Population Biology Agreement to provide pathology samples for any animals involved in Lincoln Park Zoo, Chicago, IL 60614 chemical contraception. Sample provision continued in 2011

Penny Felski, Herp Manager, served as a team leader in the field study survey of Massasaugua rattlesnakes in their natural habitat. The yearly study aids in the conservation of wild populations.

11 12 Cars for Conservation Fund Conservation Projects Supported in 2011 A method to secure funding for conservation projects was implemented in 2006. The “Cars for Conservation” program receives $0.25 from each parking fee collected. The funds generated are distributed to national and international conservation programs.

Financial support was provided to the following conservation organizations in 2011:

Polar Bears International AZA Conservation Endowment Fund Contributions to this non-profit organiza- AZA Eastern Massasauga Rattlesnake SSP Regular donations are made to the Conservation fund through proceeds from on site “wishing wells” and through the Research/Conservation Fund. Informational graphics about the Conservation Endowment Fund are provided at the site of tion dedicated to the worldwide protection Support of in situ conservation programs for the donation. CFC of the polar bear. CFC the endangered eastern massasauga rattle- snake.

American Livestock Breeds Conservancy International Snow Leopard Trust Financial support of Natural Contributions to support the Abbe-Freeland Wildlife Rehabilitation Center conservation of heritage Partnerships Program. CFC livestock breeds. Major NYS wildlife conservation and rehabilitation center in Angelica, New York. Support provided through donation of materials and expertise in hus- International Rhino bandry, shipping, management, etc. Keepers Association Grizzly & Wolf Discovery Center Financial support provided Financial support of brown bear for in situ rhino conservation National Elephant Center AZA International Rhino Foundation conservation and rescue and programs Yellowstone National Park education Contributions for the development, Financial support provided for efforts. construction and operation of a 300- North American Save the Rhino acre facility for the management and Campaign, which helps to con- reproduction of AZA elephants. serve rhinos in the wild. CFC The Leatherback Trust Addax SSP, Antelope TAG, AZA Financial support for the conservation AZA Puerto Rican Crested Toad SSP of leatherback turtles in Costa Rica. Support of the reintroduction, conserva- Funding provided to aid in the Turtle Survival Alliance re-introductory program for tion, education and research programs Contributions for turtle in situ Addax antelope through the for the Puerto Rican crested toad conservation and education in Sahara Conservation Fund. Asia and South America. El Valle Amphibian Conservation Center (EVACC) CFC In-situ and ex-situ Panamanian amphibian conservation was supported in 2010. The Goals of EVACC are to save Bear Conservation Fund, International Association for 12 species of Panamanian endemic frogs for education, Lion Tamarins of Brazil display, and the future maintenance of the species. The Bear Research and Fund Management Buffalo Zoo supplied funding for the salary of one local International Elephant Panamanian as an EVACC keeper for a year. Support of the conservation, Foundation Contributions for the research Panamanian frogs were exhibited in the reptile house education and release and conservation of in situ Financial support of in situ with an educational graphics package. CFC research projects for lion bear populations. CFC tamarins in situ. conservation projects.

Proyecto Titi Contributions for the conservation of the cotton-top tamarin in Pan African Sanctuary Alliances Colombia. CFC Friends of Laguna (PASA) Atascosa Refuge Financial support of in situ sanctu- In situ ocelot conservation ary activities focusing on primate and education contribution. conservation and education. Amphibian ARK, IUCN/SSC Conservation Breeding Specialist Group Contributions for captive and in situ AZA Ape TAG research in the husbandry and breeding of amphibians. CFC A three-year commitment to provide funding for research projects involving great apes.

13 14 Education

Curator of Education, Tiffany The education department remained very busy On April 9, the second season of the citizen sci- Vanderwerf, visited area with its pre-existing programs, as well as several ence training session ended. This training model schools to promote "Bundle Up new projects. enlists the help of participants to test amphibians For Polar Bears". The education department launched its new fifth for the presence of chytrid fungus, which is deci- grade residency program with the Buffalo Public mating amphibian populations worldwide. The Schools in 2011. The program was officially named program was a huge success as citizen scientists “Ecosystem Architects: A Guided Inquiry-based were able to collect more than 50 samples for Exploration of Ecosystems and Exhibit Design.” analysis. Sadly, chytrid fungus was found to be Evaluations provided by the participating schools present in local populations of northern leopard were very positive, and pre/post assessment scores frogs, green frogs, spring peepers, bullfrogs and indicated that students learned a great deal while spotted newts. they were at the Buffalo Zoo, which resulted in the Several staff members also taught classes as part program’s renewal for a second year. of various college programs. The Zoo’s veterinarian, A group of representatives from Erie 1 Board of Dr. Kurt Volle, was an instructor for the Mini-Vet Cooperative Educational Services (BOCES), Holmes School class at the University at Buffalo’s (UB) north Elementary Schools and the Zoo’s education campus facility. He also presented a lecture on department met to develop a new program, which reptile medicine to the participants of the University enables students to spend the day at the Zoo at Buffalo Laboratory Animal Medicine Residency receiving science content integrated with technol- program. Additionally, the Zoo’s Curator of ogy skills. Students participating in the pilot revealed Education, Tiffany Vanderwerf, taught Animals, Zoos that the one aspect they would change would be and Ecology at UB in the fall while the Zoo’s to make it a two-day program at the Zoo. The new President and CEO, Dr. Donna Fernandes, taught Curator of Education, Tiffany Vanderwerf, teaching Zoos and framework has been applied to additional science Behavioral Ecology at Canisius College. Ecology at UB in the fall. content at a variety of levels (elementary, grades In order to spread the message of conservation K-4; intermediate, grades 5-8; and commence- to a wide audience, the Buffalo Zoo often needs ment, grades 9-12). School districts under the Erie 1 extra help. Without the assistance of volunteers, the BOCES umbrella are eligible to participate. Buffalo Zoo’s programs would not be as successful. The education department also began offering In 2011, the Zoo’s 883 volunteers, including the 131 monthly programming for children that are home- docents and 134 interns, dedicated a total of schooled. While registration was slow the first time 32,160 hours to support the Buffalo Zoo and con- the Buffalo Zoo offered the program, positive word servation education. of mouth has continued to increase registration levels over time. Another new initiative launched by the education department this year was its “Bundle Up For Polar Bears” event. Local schools were asked to turn down their thermostats by two degrees on March 1. Students bundled up and wore sweatshirts, hoodies or sweaters as a symbol of their efforts to save polar bears by reducing their carbon footprint. The suc- Studying the occurrence cess of our program resulted in the conservation of chytrid fungus in local organization, Polar Bears International (PBI), recom- amphibian populations mending the event to other zoos around the coun- try that also serve as the organization’s Arctic Ambassador centers.

15 16 Development and Marketing Events and Programs The "Buy the Animals Lunch" Campaign Polar Bites 2011 drew raised more than $1,900 in 2011. more than 1,200 attendees and featured 46 vendors.

Wines in the Wild sold out in advance and welcomed more Long-time Zoo board member, than 2,000 guests to the Zoo. James L. Magavern, is presented The Friend of Wildlife Award at Catillion 2011. Buy the Animals Lunch Campaign Valentine’s Day Adopt an Animal Program For the third year, the Buy the Animals Lunch Campaign was implemented to raise money for the Adopt an The 2011 Valentine’s Day Adopt an Animal program enjoyed great success as approximately 1,200 valentines Animal program. From July 1 through July 31, the Buy the Animals Lunch campaign gave visitors the option of were sold. Partnering again with Fowler’s Chocolates, the Buffalo Zoo offered $10 valentines, which included adding $1 donation to their bill at the Beastro, Zootique or Guest Services office. They were then able to put an animal adoption certificate, 4 oz. chocolate heart and two guest passes to the Zoo (a $20 value). their name on a heart cut-out to be displayed at the Zoo. More than $1,900 was raised through this initiative, making this year’s initiative the most successful yet! Polar Bites Approximately 1,200 attendees arrived at the Buffalo Niagara Convention Center on February 17 to attend this Tops Shop For The Animals year’s Polar Bites. Guests enjoyed food, wine, beer and specialty services from 46 vendors. The fundraiser was The Tops Shop For the Animals promotion took place this year on Saturday, August 20 at four Tops Friendly hosted by the ProZoo Board and raised more than $39,000 for the Zoo. Phillips Lytle, LLC, Creditors Interchange, Markets locations. Shoppers purchased and donated items from the Zoo’s wish list for animal enrichment. M&T Bank, 97 Rock, Classic Hits 104.1, Fox 29, My TV and Buffalo Spree sponsored this fundraiser. Docents were on hand to showcase some of the education department’s animal residents. This event secured thousands of dollars worth of enrichment items for our animals. The Buffalo Zoo thanks Tops Friendly Markets for Catillion their continued support! Catillion, the Zoo’s annual black-tie gala, was held on June 10. This year’s fundraiser, chaired by the Buffalo Zoological Board of Directors member, Trent Voelkl, was oversold with 53 tables and was the most successful Jungle Cruise Catillion to date. The event netted more than $145,000 for the Zoo’s endowment fund, the Zoological Society Hosted by the Women’s Board, the fourth annual Jungle Cruise on the Miss Buffalo II took place on September of Buffalo Foundation. This “Going Bananas!” celebration featured a delicious dinner catered by Rich’s 11. This fundraiser drew 146 guests, who enjoyed the three-hour twilight cruise, as well as snacks, beer, wine, Renaissance, dancing and live and silent auctions. Chairman of the Buffalo Zoo’s Board of Directors, Hal D. soda and entertainment. Payne, and Buffalo Zoo President and CEO, Dr. Donna M. Fernandes, presented The Friend of Wildlife Award to long-time Zoo board member, James L. Magavern, his service. 2011 Buffalo Zoo Calendar For the second year, the Women’s Board worked to create a Buffalo Zoo wall calendar. This item was very Members Appreciation Nights popular, and sales increased 300% from 2010 with sponsors completely underwriting the costs of production. Each year, the Buffalo Zoo thanks its members for their support by offering Members Appreciation Nights. The All of the images came from the winning photographs selected through the Zoo’s annual photo contest. More event took place this year on June 27, 28 and 29. More than 9,000 members attended the event over the than $4.300 was raised through the sale of these calendars. course of the three nights. Guests enjoyed exploring the Zoo grounds in the evening, watching special dem- onstrations and receiving free chips and soda to accompany food they purchased from a variety of delicious Women’s Board Holiday Luncheon food vendors for a nominal cost. The annual Women’s Board Holiday Luncheon was held on December 8 at the Westwood Country Club. Festivities included a basket auction and delicious lunch. This event is the Women’s Board biggest fundraiser of Wines in the Wild the year. This year’s event, which supports the Zoo’s Adopt an Animal program, raised $6,980. Wines in the Wild, the annual summer fundraiser hosted by the ProZoo Board, welcomed more than 2,600 guests to the Zoo on July 27. In addition to sampling food, beer, wine and specialty services from more than Holiday Adoption Package 50 vendors, guests also enjoyed a basket auction, silent auction and animal visits. This year’s event netted For the third year, a holiday adoption package was offered to benefit the Adopt an Animal program. For $25, approximately $100,000 for the Zoo’s Adopt an Animal program, which helps to feed the Zoo’s 1,200 animal the package included a special holiday adoption certificate, two guest passes to visit the Zoo and a collect- residents. Sponsors included Bank of America, Sorrento Cheese, Volkswagen of Orchard Park, 97 Rock, Classic ible, limited series custom brass polar bear ornament designed by Eric Lee, the Buffalo Zoo’s Art Director. The Hits 104.1, Fox 29, MyTV and Buffalo Spree. promotion was very successful as the packages were completely sold out! 17 18 Selected Special Events Sea Lion Birthday Party Sponsored by NOCO Energy with media support by WIVB-TV, 97 Rock and Classic Hits 104.1, this event Warm Up With the Cold-Blooded Breakfast With the Easter Bunny 8,000 visitors joined in the festivities, which included a gave visitors the chance to wish California sea lions, On January 15, visitors enjoyed learning more about Zoo’s The annual Breakfast With the Easter Bunny event was held bounce house, games, animal feedings and discounted Dallas and Pocus, a happy birthday! Visitors enjoyed residents in the Reptile House! Highlights of Warm Up For the on April 16, 17 and 23 and was sold to capacity during food items. Admission was only $1, with coupons available sea lion demonstrations, games and raffles. The event Cold-Blooded included keeper talks, snake feedings and the first weekend. Tickets included a buffet breakfast pro- at local Tops Friendly Markets locations. took place on July 9. interactive enrichment activities. The event was free with Zoo vided by CJ’s Catering, prizes for the children, admission admission and took place from 11:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. This to the Zoo and a chance to visit with the Easter Bunny. The Grandparents Day Party For the Planet year’s event was well attended and garnered great media event received great media coverage. On September 11, each grandparent received free admis- On July 29, Fisher-Price staged their “Little People: Live” coverage. On September 10, each grandparent received free admis- Bear Awareness show for visitors. On August 6, they returned to the Zoo sion with each paid child’s admission in honor of to present their annual Party For the Planet event. In Jungle Love This annual event centers around raising public aware- Grandparents Day. Grandparents also received a $5 dis- addition to being sponsored by Fisher-Price, the event On February 11, Dr. Donna M. Fernandes, Buffalo Zoo ness about bears and how their habitats are affected by count off any grandparent membership purchased that also received media support from WGRZ-TV and Star President/CEO, presented a session on Promiscuity and global climate change Held on May 21, highlights of this day. During the event, the staff at the Delta Sonic Heritage 102.5. Attendees were given the chance to explore Infidelity in the Animal Kingdom. Held every year, this fun year’s event included informational tables, crafts, keeper Farm hosted activities at the farm. For this event, the Buffalo special stations to learn more about conservation and seminar also alternates with two other topics. Tickets were $15 talks and enrichment for the animals. The event was spon- Zoo also partnered with WHLD Radio, which plays music of to take part in games and other fun activities. The for non-members and $12 for members. Wine and cheese sored by Goya Foods and took place from 11:00 a.m. the 40s, 50s and 60s. The total attendance for the event was youngest visitors also enjoyed special guest appear- were also provided. until 3:00 p.m. Bear Awareness was a huge success, hav- 2,323. ing fallen on a badly-needed sunny afternoon during ances by Fisher-Price friends, as well as viewing the hottest new toys. The event took place from 10:00 a.m. Family Valentine’s Day what was the rainiest May on record. Howl-O-Ween Hayrides until 3:00 p.m. and was free with Zoo admission. The Attendees at the Buffalo Zoo’s Family Valentine’s Day event on The Buffalo Zoo’s 15th annual Howl-O-Ween Hayrides, pre- event was nationally sponsored by Disney Nature February 13 enjoyed animal demonstrations and enrichment Elephantastic Weekend sented by Tops Friendly Markets and Fisher-Price, were held African Cats in conjunction with the Association of Zoos activities. They were also given the opportunity to make Sponsored by Wegmans, Elephantastic Weekend kicked on October 15, 16, 22 and 23. Highlights of the event and Aquariums (AZA). Valentine’s Day cards for family members, friends or even off the summer season and celebrated the Buffalo Zoo’s included treat stations, hayrides, games, apple cider and one’s favorite animal at the Zoo! beloved female Asian elephants—Jothi and Surapa. donuts. Children wore their favorite Halloween attire and Activities included Elephant Painting With Surapa, keeper Wild About Wellness participated in a costume parade, led by 97 Rock person- Visitors had the opportunity to meet with area health Cool Cats Weekend talks and enrichment for the elephants. The event took alities. This year’s event was a bit of a disappointment due and wellness practitioners who specialize in physical The popular Cool Cats event took place on March 12 from place on June 5 and 6 from 10:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. to the wind and rain that kept attendance down during the training, alternative medicine and the health food 11:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. and was free with Zoo admission. first weekend of this holiday favorite. industry during the Wild About Wellness event held on Visitors enjoyed making crafts and watching the Zoo’s servals, Earth Day at the Buffalo Zoo 20. Presented by BlueCross BlueShield with media sup- lions, tigers and snow leopards receive enrichment. Presented by the WNY Earth Day Committee and Perry’s Breakfast With Santa Ice Cream with media support by The Buffalo News, port by WIVB-TV, 97 Rock and Classic Hits 104.1, this The annual Breakfast With Santa event was held on event was free with Zoo admission. Ape-ril Event WKBW-TV and Star 102.5, this annual event was held at the December 10, 11, 17 and 18. Tickets included a buffet The Zoo’s western lowland gorilla troop, particularly the new Buffalo Zoo on June 18. Visitors met with environmental breakfast provided by CJ’s Catering, prizes for the children, Labor Day baby, was celebrated during the Ape-ril event on April 2. The groups, businesses and college organizations to explore admission to the Zoo and a chance to visit with Santa. The The annual Labor Day at the Zoo end-of-summer cel- day’s activities included keeper talks, enrichment, raffles and how to make healthier choices for our environment. The event was very successful with many seatings sold out and Sponsored by Goya Foods, Sorrento Cheese and 2Find crafts. Visitors who donated an old cell phone received $1 weather cooperated, and the event was well-attended. the rest near capacity. Your Home.com with media support by Fox 29 and discount off regular Zoo admission. Each year, this promotion WBEN, the annual Labor Day at the Zoo end-of-summer helps to support the Eco-Cell program, which collects cell celebration was held on September 5. More than phones to recycle or refurbish. Coltan, a mineral contained in cell phones, is mined illegally in some areas in the Congo, a gorilla habitat. By recycling cell phones, the demand for coltan mining decreases. Bear Awareness sponsored Howl-O-Ween Hayrides sponsored by Goya Foods by Tops Friendly Markets

Many seatings were sold out during A serval demonstration during Breakfast with Santa Cool Cats Weekend. 19 20 Friends of the Zoo 2011 The Board and Staff of The Zoological 2011 Annual Fund Donors Dr. Barbara Hardy Mrs. Marion Henderson Mr. & Mrs. Tom Caledrone Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Mangio Society of Buffalo, Inc. would like to thank Dorothy T. Ferguson, chair Mr. & Mrs. Myron Hunt Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hill Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Castiglia Ms. Judith Marine all of the individuals and organizations The Annual Fund supports the operation Independent Health Ms. Ashley Hill Mikhail & Olga Chernova Mr. & Mrs. Kevin M. Marmion listed below. All leadership gifts made of the Buffalo Zoo. The unrestricted gifts Mr. & Mrs. Louis Jacobs Mr. & Mrs. Robert J.A. Irwin, Jr. Mrs. Emma Churchill Ms. Inti Marshall during the 2011 calendar year are from all segments of the community Ms. Nancy Johnston Ms. Kathie Keller Mr. William Cleary Mr. & Mrs. Andrew McCue acknowledged here. Every effort has assist in carrying out the mission of con- Todd M. Joseph & Barbara Ostfeld Mrs. Mary M. Koessler Mr. & Mrs. Walter E. Constantine, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. James McNicholas Jr. been made to ensure accuracy. If you servation, recreation and education for Kavinoky & Cook Mr. Brett Kofod Mrs. Illene Cooper Mr. & Mrs. Steven Mead notice any mistakes or omissions, please the all Zoo visitors. In 2011, more than Mr. & Mrs. John Koelmel Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Kozlowski Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan A. Dandes Mr. William Mead notify the Development Office at the $335,000 was given to support the Zoo. Drs. Susan Graham & Jon Kucera Jeffrey Lackner & Ann Marie Carosella Dale Demyanick & Patricia Smith Merck Partnership for Giving Buffalo Zoo. We are grateful to all of our Listed below are the leadership donors Mr. Frederick Kulpa Mr. James Magavern Mrs. Mary Frances Derby Mr. Michael M. Meyers & Ms.Dolores J. donors for their continuing support and who supported the 2011 initiative. Dr. & Mrs. William Lawrence Mrs. Eileen M. Maloney Mr. & Mrs. Duane DiPirro Schlee generosity. Ms. Ruth Mathews Mr. & Mrs. Frank McCollum Mrs. JoAnn Doerr Mrs. Frances Morrison Siberian Tiger Sponsors ($1,500 +) Mr. & Mrs. Robert Miller McGard, Inc. Dr. & Mrs. David A. Dooley Mr. T. L. Nebrich, Jr. Ms. Vera B. Arrison Mr. Stephen Riessen Mr. & Mrs. Frank Mendel Mr.& Mrs. Frank G. Downing Mr. & Mrs. Gerhard Neumaier Government Support Bryce Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Edward Righter Mrs. Barbara Menth Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Drago Mr. R. B. Newman II Erie County Ms. Marjorie S. Buyers Mr. & Mrs. Mark Rittling Mentholatum Co. Mrs. Jeanne C. Eaton Mr. & Mrs. A.D. Oak New York State Mrs. Margaret A. Certo Mr. & Mrs. Mike Robertson Ms. Dorothy Menth Mr. & Mrs. Richard Engel Mr.Charles Olmsted City of Buffalo Ms. Emma Jane Clark Mr. Michael Robertson Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Meyer Mr. & Mrs. John Farmelo Ms. Jo Ann Osmola Dr. Elizabeth Conant & Ms. Camille Cox Mr. & Mrs. Richard Star Mr. Ralph M. Mohr Mr. Neil R. Farmelo Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Parentis Gifts and Grants Conax Technologies Ms. Nancy Stegens Mrs. Maria Molnar The Fatta Foundation/Angelo M. Fatta Dr. Robert Patterson Children’s Foundation of Erie County Mrs. Dorothy Ferguson Joseph R. Takats Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Norris Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Foley Mr. & Mrs. Paul Pawenski Community Foundation for Greater Buffalo Peter B. & Genevieve R. Flickinger Ms. Susan Witt Mr.& Mrs. Thomas A. Owens Mr. & Mrs. Leslie G. Foschio Dawn & Dana Pezzimenti James H. Cummings Foundation Foundation Mr. & Mrs. John Yurtchuk Mr. Hal D. Payne Mr. Michael N. Friona & Ms. Michelle Mr. & Mrs. Henry M. Porter East Hill Foundation The Gioia Fund Mr. & Mrs. Richard Penfold Weinstein Mr. Gerald Radzimski Tower Family Fund, Inc. GMR of WNY, Inc. Polar Bear Patrons ($500 - $999) Mr. & Mrs. Frederick G Pierce, II Mrs. Elaine H. Fuller Mr. & Mrs. Gary H. Rasmusson WNY Herpetological Society Mr. & Mrs. Curtis Hallis Mr. & Mrs. Gordon H. Angevine Mr. Christopher P. Poje Mr. & Mrs. David Gerken Mr. Paul Reid Zoological Society of Buffalo Mr. & Mrs. Paul Harder Apple Rubber Prod. Premier Group - Prime Wines Corporation Ambassador & Mrs. Anthony H. Gioia Mr. William Richardson Foundation, Inc. Dr. & Mrs. Ralph W. Hinds III Mr. Bradley J. Arthur Rigidized Metals Corporation Mr. & Mrs. Robert Glover Mr. & Mrs. Randolph J. Ritz Ms. Audrey Horbett John Bace & Melissa Balbach Mr. Paul N Roth Jr. Mr. Gary Greenfield, Goldman Titan- Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Rojas-Lehman Corporate Sponsors Seymour H. Knox Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Douglas H. Baker Mr. & Mrs. John Sanderson nium, Inc. Mrs. MK Gaedeke Roland Amusement Media Inc. Ms. Nancy Krol Mr. & Mrs. Carl Balbach Ms. Adair M. Saviola Dr. Samuel Goodloe, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Steven Roney Bank of America, NA Montgomery Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Neal Beasley Ms. Ann Schapiro Mr. & Mrs. Peter Gothgen Mr.& Mrs. Jim Rooney Bimbo Bakeries USA, Inc. National Fuel Gas Company Founda- Mr. Kurt Bingeman Bond, Schoeneck & King LLP Dr. & Mrs. Richard Harvey Mrs. Geraldine Ryder Buffalo Exterminating tion Ms. Patricia Bretherton Dr. & Mrs. Bruce Sckolnick Mr. & Mrs. Philip Hasselback Saint-Gobain Corporation Coca Cola Bottling of WNY Mr. & Mrs. Donald F. Newman Mr. Richard Campbell Mr. & Mrs. Leon Shkolnik Mr. & Mrs. S. Jerome Hawkins Mr. & Mrs. Darwin W. Schmitt Creditors Interchange Receivable Man- Mr. & Mrs. Edward Nickson Mr.& Mrs. Tom Chestnut Mr. & Mrs. Ron Shrewsbury Ms. Carla Hengerer Ms. Susan B. Schoellfopf agement, LLC Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Parrish Ms. Janet Coletti Mr. & Mrs. James W. Smyton Mr. John Horrigan, Jr. Ms. Barbara Scholey First Niagara Bank Foundation Mr. & Mrs. David Rogers County Line Stone Co. Inc. Mr. Edward Szewczak Mr. & Mrs. Fred Howe Mr. & Mrs. John Schwarz Fisher Price Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Sahlen Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Cryer Ms. Susan Thomas HSBC Bank USA Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Sedita Goya Foods Great Lakes The Vogt Family Foundation Dr. George Danakas & Dr. Maria Cori- Ms. Julie Thompson Mr. & Mrs. Donald Hurley Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Shapiro Hard Rock Cafe-Niagara Falls Mr. Robert Waver gliano Ms. Marcia Tillotson Mr. & Mrs. Gary Jackson Mr. & Mrs. Donald Smith M & T Bank The Women's Board of the Buffalo Zoo Mr. Phil Delmont Peter & Elizabeth C. Tower Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Ian Johnson Mr. John Staschak New York Life Insurance Company Dental Health Products, Inc. U-C Coatings Corp. Mr. Richard Kaiser Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Stauffiger NOCO Bison Benefactors ($1,000 - $1,499) Mr. & Mrs. George DeTitta Mr. James van Oss & Ms. Rosanne Fran- Sharon M. Kelly & George J. Gertz Mr. Richard Stenclik Phillips Lytle LLP Dr. & Mrs. Louis Antonucci Mr. Ralph Debelbower dina Mr. & Mrs. Dave Kernan Mr. Eric Stenclik Rotary Club of Buffalo The Arrison Family Foundation Mr. Michael Dubke Mr. & Mrs. Alan Vogt Mr. Joseph E. Knarr Dr. & Mrs. John B. Stevens III Sorrento Cheese Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Braid Mr.& Mrs. Thomas Ernst Mr. & Mrs. Robert Yalowich Ms. Joyce Knoll Ms. Marie Suprinick Time Warner Cable Mr.& Mrs. Alan Baumgart Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Evans Robert Johnson & Brenda Young Ms. Valerie Koch Ms. Victoria Sutherland TOPS Friendly Markets Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Buyers Mr. Michael Feeney Mr. & Mrs. John Zupa Mr. & Mrs. Eric Koessler Mr. & Mrs. Dave Taylor Univera Health Care Ms. Grace Caines Dr. Donna M. Fernandes & Mr. Robert Dr. & Mrs. Kevin W. Lanighan Dr. & Mrs. Carl Tomaschke Wegmans Food Markets, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Cohn Savage Sea Lion Supporters ($250 - $499) Dr. & Mrs. Richard V. 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Brighton Dr. & Mrs. Robert Corretore Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Fiume Ms. Sally Hardenburg Mr. & Mrs. Michael King Mader Construction Co. Inc. Dr. & Mrs. Melvin M. Brothman Mr. & Mrs. Michael Cottrell Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Flanagan Mr. & Mrs. Joseph D. Harrington Mr. Eric Kirby & Ms. Kelly Colby Mrs. Eileen M. Maloney Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Brownell Ms. Patricia N. Coughlin Ms. Diana L. Flash Mr. & Mrs. S. Jerome Hawkins Mr. & Mrs. William D. Kish Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Mann Dr. & Mrs. Alan K. Bruce Stephen Creahan & Deborah Morrow Mrs. Marion Flemming Mr. & Mrs. Martin Heavey Ms. Kathie Kiska Mr. & Mrs. Steven Marchiano Mr. & Mrs. Richard Bryan Mr. & Mrs. James Creahan Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Flickinger Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Heckman Mr. & Mrs. Brandon Kline Mr. & Mrs. Kevin M. Marmion Mr. & Mrs. Starling Bryant Mr. & Mrs. Corby Croce Ms. Laura Flumerfeldt Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Heidelberger Mr. & Mrs. William Knapp Ms. Inti Marshall Mr. & Mrs. Paul G. Buchanan Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Crone Mr. & Mrs. Edward M. Flynn Ms. Martha Held Mr. & Mrs. John Knerr Mr. & Mrs. Albert E. Martin Dr. & Mrs. James L. Budny Mr. John S. Cullen Mr. & Mrs. Don Fohrd Mr. & Mrs. Terrence Henneberger Mr. & Mrs. Cort Knodel Dr. & Mrs. Daniel Martinez Mr. & Mrs. Stuart C. Buisch Mr. & Mrs. Richard Cutting Mr. & Mrs. Richard Fors Ms. Rebecca Heppner Mr. & Mrs. David E. Knuutila Mr. & Mrs. Paul Marx Mr. & Mrs. Paul Bukowski Mr. & Dr. Scott Cymerman Mr. & Mrs. Tom Forys Mr. John Herbert Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Kobel Dr. & Mrs. Gil Marzinek Mrs. Patricia Bulger Mr. & Mrs. John Cywinski Mr. & Mrs. Charles Fourtner Mr. Thomas J. Herbst Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Koelemeyer Mr. & Mrs. Don E. Matheis Mr. & Mrs. James Bulger Mr. & Mrs. William A. Dahlke Mr. & Mrs. Scott Franklin Mr. & Mrs. Theodore S. Herman Mr. & Mrs. Gerald L. Kohn Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Matyjakowski Mr. & Mrs. Dean Burgstahler Mr. & Mrs. Leonard D'Amico Mr. & Mrs. Scott R. Frazier Mr. & Mrs. John L. Hettrick Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Kopin MaryLynn & Olivia May Mr. & Mrs. Clarence K Burkwit Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan A. Dandes Mr. & Mrs. Joyce Freeland Mr. Robert Hetzel Mr. & Mrs. Ted Korkuc Mr. & Mrs. Jason Mayle Mr. David Burstein Ms. Doreen Daniels & Ms. Diana Vallone Mr. & Mrs. Robin Freeman Mr. & Mrs. Adam Hicks Mr. & Mrs. Harry Korosis Mr. & Mrs. Dave McAllister Ms. Justina Bush Mrs. Marion Dann Mr. Patrick Frieary & Ms. Alessandra Ms. Kelly Higgins Ms. Trisha Kozak Mr. & Mrs. Timothy McCadden Mr. & Mrs. Todd Bush Mr. & Mrs. Jacob Darling Palma Ms. Ashley Hill Mr. & Mrs. Keith Krabill Mr. & Mrs. James McColgin Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Caffarella Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Darling Mrs. Fay Friedman Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hill Mr. & Mrs. Duane Kresge Mr. & Mrs. Andrew McCue Mrs. Rachel Cala Ms. Sharon Daut Ms. Roberta Frisoni Rev. Frederick Hinton Ms. Nancy Krol Mr. & Mrs. Leroy McCune Ms. Joanne Campagna Mr. & Mrs. Michael Day Mr. & Mrs. Enrico Frosolone Mr. & Mrs. William Hites Mr. & Mrs. Robert Krum Ms. Tammy McDermott & Ms. Shannon Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Campbell Mr. & Mrs. Todd De Mario Brian Frost & Nicole Cowie Mr. & Mrs. Joe Hoerner Mr. & Mrs. Frederick J. Kryszak McDermott Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Campbell Mr. Matthew Deck Ms. Sheila L. Fruehauf Mr. & Mrs. Dave Hofer Mr. & Mrs. Richard Kubiak Dr. G. Allen McFarren Mr. Richard Campbell Mr. & Mrs. Mark Deglopper Mr. & Mrs. Bill Fulton Mr. & Mrs. James Honer Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Kuhn Mr. & Mrs. Thomas McGinnis Mr. & Mrs. John Canale Ms. Tammy Deland Mr. & Mrs. Greg Funch Ms. Bethany Hosmer & Ms. Dianne Mr. & Mrs. Joe Kujawa Ms. Maria L. McGinnis Mr. & Mrs. William Carberry Mr. & Mrs. Jerome Delaney Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Gabel Hosmer Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Kurek Mr. Jerry McGuire & Ms. Fay Northrop Mr. John Carlin Mr. & Mrs. Robert Denning Mr. & Mrs. Richard Garigen Mr. & Mrs. James Hougle Mr. & Mrs. Ted Kuzniarek Mr. & Mrs. Michael McKee Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Carlson Mr. & Mrs. George DeTitta Mr. & Mrs. Richard Garman Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Howard Mr. & Mrs. Frank T. Kwiatkowski Ms. Rosemary McLaughlin Mr. Daniel Carmody Ms. Virginia Deuel Mr. & Mrs. John Gartner Ms. Nancy Howbridge Ms. Suzanne Laba Mr. & Mrs. David C. McLaughlin Mr.& Mrs. Kiley Carney Ms. Margaret L. DiCarlo Mr. Nicholas Gentile Mr. & Mrs. James Hungiville Mr. & Mrs. Aaron Lagowski Mr. & Mrs. Richard McNamara Mr. & Mrs. Scott Carter Mrs. Sheila Diebold Mr. & Mrs. Charles George Mr. & Mrs. Peter Hunt Mr. & Mrs. James Lally Mr. & Mrs. Kevin McPartland Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Cartwright Mr. & Mrs. Glen Diemer Mr. & Mrs. David Gerken Ms. Barbara A. Hunt Mr. & Mrs. Emanuel Larsen Mrs. Gretchen Meegan Ms. Molly Case Mr. & Mrs. Michael Dilliberto Dr. & Mrs. Andrew Giacobbe Mr. & Mrs. John Hurley Mr. & Mrs. Joe Lasker Mr. & Mrs. Tim Meer Ms. Jo Ann Casel Mr. & Mrs. Gabe DiMaio Mr. & Mrs. George Giambrone Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Hurley Mr. James Lasota Ms. Dorothy Menth Mr. Timothy Cashmore & Ms. Elizabeth Mr. & Mrs. Mike Dings Ambassador & Mrs. Anthony H. Gioia Mr. & Mrs. Mel Hurwitz Mr. Donald Latt Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Mertz Buckley Dr. & Mrs. David Dirnberger Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Glajch Mr. & Mrs. Alan Hutson Ms. Meg Lauerman & Mr. Martin Glesk Mr. & Mrs. Donald Meyer Mr. & Mrs. Paul Casseri Ms. Geraldine Ditch Dr. & Mrs. Franz E. Glasauer Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Igiel Ms. and Ms. Eugene Lavis Mr. Michael M. Meyers & Ms. Dolores J. Mr. & Mrs. Bill Cassidy Mrs. JoAnn Doerr Mr. & Mrs. Robert Glover Mr. Juan Illobre & Ms.Tonya Evans Dr. & Mrs. William Lawrence Schlee Mr. Danny Castro Mr. & Mrs. Joe Dommer Mr. & Mrs. Bill Golebiewski Mr. & Mrs. Doni Ingalls Mr. & Mrs. Harold Leader Mr.& Mrs. Gary Mihalovich Dr. Michael & Dr. Ivonne Cellino Ms. Theresa M. Donahue Mr. & Mrs. Robert Gonser Ms. Rose Ingrao & Mr. Chris Chase Ms. Ann Learman Mr. & Mrs. Russell Miller Ms. Patricia A. Chapin Mr. Joseph Donofrio Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Gorecki Mr. Frank Insera Mr. & Mrs. William Lenhardt Mr. & Mrs. Robert Miller Mr. & Mrs. James Charles Mr. & Mrs. Clinton Doster Jr. Mr.& Mrs. Jonathan A. Graff Ms. Alice Jacobs Dr. & Mrs. Philip Leta Mr. & Mrs. William Milley, III Mr. & Mrs. John Christiano Mr. & Mrs. James Dow Mrs. Denise Grande Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Janiga Mrs. Blossom Levy Susan Minotti & Tim Egan 25 26 Mr. James W. Minteer Mr. & Mrs. Augustine Pingitore Mr. & Mrs. Matt Schmidt Mr. & Mrs. David Sutz Mr. & Mrs. Peter Wirch Summer Street Cat Clinic Mr. & Mrs. Scott Miranda Mr. & Mrs. Richard Polek Ken Schmieder & Nancy Julian Mr. & Mrs. Lowell Sylwester Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Wisbaum Suburban Lock & Key Ms. Susan Mitchell & Ms. Gail Mitchell Mr. & Mrs. Scott Polek Mr. & Mrs. Wheeler Schmitt Dr. & Mrs. Kenneth C. Syracuse Ms. Suzanne Witkowski Talking Leaves Mr. & Mrs. Charles Mitschow Mr. & Mrs. Richard Polek Mr. & Mrs. Jeremy Schnurr Mr. & Mrs. Jason Taber Mr. & Mrs. Richard Witt UB Neurosurgery Mr. & Mrs. Luis Mojica Ms. Elaine Pond Ms. Betty Schultz Mr. & Mrs. James Tasa Ms. Susan Witt Mr. Thomas Wasik Mr. & Mrs. Michael Montante Ms. Marian Dale Porter Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Schuster Mr. & Mrs. Jason Tedeschi Mr. & Mrs. James Wittman Wellington Pub Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Moore Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Porter Mr. Roy A. Scinta Mr. & Mrs. John Teneyck Mr. James J. Wloch Ms. Gloria Whitney Mr. & Mrs. William Morrison Ms. Karen Powell Mr. & Mrs. John Sciole Mr. & Mrs. Mark Testa Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Wolasz Woodrow Wilson School Mrs. Sandra G. Morrison Mrs. Florence Prawel Mr. & Mrs. Brian Scotch Mr. & Mrs. David Teter Mr. & Mrs. Gabe Wood The Women's Board of the Buffalo Zoo Ms. Ellie Mueller Mr. & Mrs. William Prenatt Mr. John Seeley Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Thomas Mr. Mark Yerger & Ms. Kristi Wills Jamie Mulligan & Attilio Celotto Ms. Katherine Press Ms. Judith Seiler Ms. Julie Thompson Mr. & Mrs. James Young Gifts In Kind Mr. & Mrs. Paul Munsterman Mr. Joseph Priselac Jr. Ms. Barbara Sekuterski Dr. & Mrs. Charles Tirone Mr. & Mrs. Michael Zahm Those listed below have provided the Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Murphy Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Pritchard Don Serota & Margaret Reeves Mr. Albert Titus & Ms. Ann Bisantz Mr. & Mrs. David Zielinski Buffalo Zoo with goods or services valued Mary F. Murphy & Kevin R. Minderler Mr. Francis E. Pritchard Ms. Patricia Severson Mr. & Mrs. Paul Todaro Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Zimmer at more than $100 during 2010. Nearly Mr. & Mrs. Norman Murray Mr. & Mrs. Robert Przybyszewski Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Sgroi Dr. & Mrs. Carl Tomaschke $25,000 in goods or services were donat- Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Murtha Mr. & Mrs. William Pusateri Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Shaevel Dr. & Mrs. George Toufexis ed to the Zoo this year. We are grateful Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Muscarella Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Quealy Jr. Mr. Gerald Shaffer Mr. & Mrs. William Townsend ADOPT-AN-ANIMAL for 2011 for this support and are pleased to Mr. & Mrs. Michael Muscarella Dr. & Mrs. Winford A. Quick Ms. Theresa Shanahan Mr. & Mrs. John Tranquilli Our Adopt An Animal program helps us acknowledge these contributions to the Myers Family Mr. Jamey Quiram Mrs. Joyce Sherman Mr. & Mrs. Arthur V. Traver Jr. pay the Zoo’s grocery bill each year. Buffalo Zoo. Mrs. Susan Nason Mr. Gerald Radzimski Mr. & Mrs. Leon Shkolnik Ms. Patricia Trimper Adopt An Animal parents sponsor a Mr. Michael Nedwick Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Ragan Ms. Lois Jeanne Shriver Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Trinder healthy diet for their adoptee for one Janet Akcakal Ms. Sandra Nelson Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Raiff Mrs. Marion Siegel Ms. Karen Twardowski & Ms. Barbara year. Those listed below made gifts of Animal Eye Care of WNY, PC Mr. & Mrs. Martin A. Nemeth Dr. & Mrs. William Rapaport Ms. Sally Signore Twardowski $250 or more to support many of the Michele Augugliaro Mr. & Mrs. Steven Neuss Mr. & Mrs. Jim Rash Mr. & Mrs. Bob Simcoe Ms. Barbara Utter animals in our care. Thank you for your Douglas Bain Mr. & Mrs. Edward Nickson Mr. & Mrs. Robert Ratajczak Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Mark Simon Ms. Donna Vaccaro support and concern. Bertha's Diner Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Nickson Mr. Douglas Redmond Mr. & Mrs. Roger Simon Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Van Alstine Russ Birton Mr. & Mrs. Tony Nicometo Dr. Beth Reilly & Dr. David Brown Mr. Frank Sindoni & Ms. Maria Bruno Mr. James van Oss & Ms. Rosanne AAA Golden Contributors Katie Charnock Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Niemiec Ellen Rich & Eric Snitzer Mr. & Mrs. David Sion Frandina Cafe Allegro Ethan Copelin Dr. & Mrs. Philip Niswander Mr. & Mrs. Howard Rich Mrs. Mary B. Sippel Mrs. Edris Vanvalkenburg Mark Augustyniak & Danielle Guerriero Cub Scout Pack #202 Mr. & Mrs. John Nocera Mr. & Mrs. Michael Richards Mr. & Mrs. William Skretny William Reich & Catharine Venzon Azerty Div. of Ussco Current Catering Dr. & Mrs. Michael Noe Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Rifkin Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. Skrok Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Michael Verostko The Baby Room Maria Danahy Mr. Michael Noville Mr. & Mrs. Edward Righter Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Slimko Mr. & Mrs. Peter Vogt Bilbo Company Erie County SPCA Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Nowak Ms. Rita Riley Mr. Edward A. Slon Ms. Susan Von Arx & Ms. Melissa Babiarz Ms. Anne Bishop Estate of Alberto Gonzales Jim Nowakowski & Tiffany Rollek Mr. & Mrs. Gary Rimlinger Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Smith Mr. & Mrs. Kevin VonVreckin Bob & John's Fredonia Middle School Mr. & Mrs. Robert Nunweiler Ms. Linda Rizzo Mr. & Mrs. David Smith Mr. & Mrs. Mark Wakefield Mr. Mark Bratcher Nathan Gibson Mr. Robert Hartman & Ms. Mary Lynn Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Roberts Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Smith Mr. & Mrs. David Walborn Ms. Karen Coddington & Mr. Terry Fluri Great Lakes Building Services Nutting Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Robillard Ms. Patricia & Ms. Tracy Smith Mr. & Mrs. Michael Walker Colvin Market Express LLC Haseley Brothers Farm Mr. & Mrs. David Odden Mr. & Mrs. Charles Roche Ms. Vanette Smith Mr. & Mrs. Todd Walter Michael Donnelly Interior Design Patricia Haynes Ms. Vincenetta O''Donnell Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Roche Mr. & Mrs. Glen Smith Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Walter Eaton Chocolate, LLC Alice Hilborn Mr. & Mrs. John E. Oehler Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Rodwin Dr. & Mrs. Joel Snitzer Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Wantuck Elmwood Village Charter School Pamela Hokanson Mr. & Mrs. Donald Ogilvie Mr. & Mrs. John Rohe Drs. Coral Snodgrass & Edward Szew- Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Warner Mr. Brian Fuller & Ms. Jennifer Robie Veronia Hougle Ms. Mary O'Neil & Mr. Frederick Dotolo Mr. & Mrs. Steven Roney czak Dr. Eileen Watson & Greg Garten Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Galluccio James Hughes Mr. John D. Oryszak Mr. & Mrs. Howard Rose Mr. Richard A. Snowden Monique Watts & Blair Woods Mr. Mark Gondree Debbie Klein Mr. & Mrs. Jim Owen Mr. & Mrs. Donald Rose Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Snyder Dr. Wayne R. Waz & Ms. Mary Jane Hewitt International Auto, Inc. Allen Labby Mr. & Mrs. Arthur R. Page, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Joel Rose Mr. & Mrs. John Snyder Petruzzi Ms. Pamela Hokanson Patrick Laur Mr. Donald Palistrant Mrs. Harriet Rosenfeld Mr. Timothy Socha Mr. Sigrid S. Weinschreider Mr. & Mrs. David Howard Sandy Mendel Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Palmer Jenny Roshong & Ami Greatbatch Mrs. Eileen D. Somers Dr. & Mrs. Milton Weiser Johnny's Meats Ashley Mitchell Ms. Patricia Pancoe & Mr. Charles Ms. Karen Ross Mr. John Speaks Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Welch Ms. Carol Johnston Mike Mucciaccio Greene Dr. & Mrs. Stuart Rubin Mr. & Mrs. John Staerker John Drexelius & Margaret Wells Ms. Marie L. Keller Maureen Pantera Mr. Stephan J. Panczak Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Rudin Ms. Linda Steinmuller Mr. & Mrs. Tom Westfall Keller Technology Pearl Street Grill Mr. & Mrs. Brian A. Paris Mr. & Mrs. T. Saul Rugani Mrs. Christine Stephan Mr. & Mrs. Robert Wetter Ms. Kathie Keller Sherri Ruddy Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Parker Mr. & Mrs. Dan Ruggiero, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. John B. Stevens III Mr. & Mrs. Jason T. White Mr. Brett Kofod Wayne Sager Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Parrish Mr. & Mrs. Eddie Russell Dr. & Mrs. Reed Stevens Jonathan White & Issac Lopez Markheim Tropical Fish & Pet Store Bruce & Karen Sckolnick Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Patterson Mr. & Mrs. Frank Russom Ms. Harriet Stewart Mrs. Orrah Wicks Nardin Academy Seneca Niagara Casino & Hotel Mr. & Mrs. Heinz Paulini Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Ryan Mr. & Mrs. Frederic Stievater Ms. Jill Wieczorek Frederick Law Olmstead School Michael Sikorski Mr. Charles Pearson, III Mr. & Mrs. John Samar Mr. & Mrs. Charles Stiffler Ms. Doris Wiegand Pediatric Cardiology Associates of WNY, Mary Sippel Mr. & Mrs. Jim Peffer Mr. & Mrs. John Sanderson Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Stohrer Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Wiles LLC Trinity Tower Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Penfold Mr. & Mrs. Howard T. Saperston III Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Stoklosa Mr. & Mrs. Jon Williams Theodore Roosevelt School University of Buffalo Mr. & Mrs. John Petrunyak Mr. & Mrs. Yazbeck Sarkees Mr. Mark D. Stone Mr. & Mrs. Pierre Williot Don Serota & Margaret Reeves James vanOss Dawn & Dana Pezzimenti Mr. & Mrs. Paul B. Sass Mr. Malcolm Strachan Mr. Kevin M. Wilson Mr. & Mrs. George Anthony Shia Verizon Mr. & Mrs. Robert Phillips Ms. Helen Sattelberg Mr. & Mrs. Todd Straeck Mr. & Mrs. Perry Wilson Mr. & Mrs. Ron Shrewsbury Wedgewood Pharmacy Raymond Piccione & Shehla Haque Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Sauer Mr. & Mrs. James Stranz Mr. & Mrs. Lonni Wilson Mr. & Mrs. Frank Smolinski Stephen Weiss Mr. & Mrs. Paul Pierce Dr. & Mrs. Joseph E. Savarese Mr. & Mrs. Ron Stroupe Mr. & Mrs. William Wincott Drs. Coral Snodgrass & Edward Szewczak Western Lakes Training Club of Buffalo Mrs. Phyllis Pierce Mrs. Arthur J. Schaefer Mr. & Mrs. Michael Studer Ms. Marlene Winkler & Ms. Michelle Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Stauffiger Donna Wortzman Mr. & Mrs. Michael Pikus Mr. & Mrs. William Schapiro Mr. Gary R. Sutton Tarbox Ms. Nancy Stegens Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Pincoski Ms. Mary Schmelzer 27 28 The Bear Necessities Campaign Ms. Lynn Hougle The Buffalo Zoo is in the midst of updating the Mr. & Mrs. Louis Jacobs entire facility to make sure that we provide the Ms. Katie Jordan very best living conditions for our animals and Mr. Mark Knight the best amenities for our visitors. The Bear The Seymour H. Knox Foundation Necessities Campaign will focus on two areas Mrs.Ceil Linder for improvement. First, a new Entry Plaza will Ms. Nancy Macklin be constructed directly off the parking lot. In Mr. James Magavern addition to the new entrance, an enlarged Main Place Liberty Group gift shop, additional rest room facilities and a Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Maloney new café will be added. The primary goal of Estate of Dr. Horace Mann the campaign is to build a new state-of-the-art Mr. & Mrs. Steven Mead Polar Bear habitat which will meet all current Mrs. Robert B Meech industry standards. Arctic Edge will be home Mr. & Mrs. Robert Mikulec to this iconic species as well as other arctic Dr. & Mrs. Carl Miller animals new to Buffalo. Listed below are those Ms. Denise Moll & Mr. James Lanz who have made commitments of at least Ms. Megan Monaco $1,000 in support of this initiative at the close of Monica L. Mulcahy Living Trust 2011. Mr. & Mrs. Donald F. Newman Mr. & Mrs. Edward Nickson Leadership Donors Marion Osborn Charitable Lead Trust The Baird Foundation Ms. Maureen Pantera The Benderson Family Mr. Hal D. Payne The Edward H. Butler Foundation Mrs. Phyllis W. Pierce Mr. & Mrs. Mark J. Czarnecki Mr. & Mrs. Brad F. Randaccio Delaware North Companies, Inc. Ms. Alicyn Ringler Mrs. Dorothy T. Ferguson Mr. & Mrs. John Sanderson First Niagara Bank Foundation Ms. Adair M. Saviola Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Fors Roy & Ruth Seibel Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Fox Mr. Adam Smith The Garman Family Mr. & Mrs. James W. Smyton Independent Health Mr. & Mrs. Richard Star Keller Technology Ms. Penny Starke The M & T Charitable Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Stauffiger Moog Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Stephen T. Swift The John R. Oishei Foundation Ms. Elizabeth Thompson The Vogt Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Trolli The Turtle Run Campaign Donors Uniland Development Mr. Gerald Aquilina Mr. James van Oss & Ms. Rosanne Frandina Mr. & Mrs. Douglas H. Baker Mr. & Mrs. Trent Voelkl Mr. & Mrs. Jack Bertsch Mr. & Mrs. Wayne D. Wisbaum Blue Cross/Blue Shield of WNY The Women's Board of the Buffalo Zoo Mr. Richard Campbell Mr. & Mrs. Robert Yalowich Capital Quest Mrs. Carol Yetto Jack Catanzaro Robert & Patricia Colby Foundation The Community Foundation for Greater Buffalo Ms. Paulette Crooke & Mr. Michael Toner Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan A. Dandes Deloitte Dr. & Mrs. Peter B. Dow Dr. Donna M. Fernandes & Mr. Robert Savage Freed Maxick & Battaglia Gernatt Asphalt Products, Inc. Ms. Kristi Glovack Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Greene Mr. & Mrs. Russell Gulino Mr. & Mrs. Mark Rittling The Hamister Group Mr.& Mrs. Daniel Hamister Mr. & Mrs. Paul Harder Harvard Business School Club of Buffalo Ms. Vicki Hodge

28 29 Education Guest Relations Associates: Tiffany Vanderwerf, Board of Directors Staff Kevin Boldt Deandra Lewin Curator of Education Spencer Brucks Patrick Luvender Stephen T. Swift Donna McIntosh, Chairman PROZOO BOARD Administration Justin Brylinski Scott McIntyre Education Registrar Hal D. Payne HealthNow New York James Bennett Donna M. Fernandes, Ph.D. Salvatore Cavalleri, Jr. John McMorrow Maureen Pantera, SUNY Buffalo State College Julie Thompson Emily Burns President/CEO Grace Clauss Anthony Panetski Volunteer Coordinator Michele D. Trolli Kyle Bourque Rachel Syracuse, Timothy Eaton Leah Powers Vice Chairmen M&T Bank Joelle Chamorro Executive Assistant Desaray Ford Siobhan Powers Education Specialists: Barbara T. Baker James F. van Oss Kate Foster Michael Franko Alicia Quebral Rebecca Balk David Hamm Jennifer Rizzo Moog, Inc. Animal Collection Kenny Coogan Hunt Real Estate Era Amy Fuchs Anna Hourihan Amanda Szumada Trent M. Voelkl Gerald Aquilina, Matthew Johnson Jonathan A. Dandes Dave Goldstein General Curator Elizabeth Kaye Ellen Truty Scott Lawson Buffalo Pharmacies, Inc. Rich Baseball Operations Christopher Ham Jean Miller, Jordan Kurtzman Christopher Watson Katherine Meegan Dorothy T. Ferguson Katherine Hesch Registrar Brandon Leveritte Shannon Wilson Rebecca Muffoletto Robert A. Fox Emeritus Directors Scott Horton Candace Porter Conax Technologies, LLC Donna M. Gioia Jared Morales Keepers: Food Service Robin Sanecki Robert M. Greene Christina Barone Vicki Hodge Laurie Hope, Elizabeth Thompson Thomas Muraca Food Service Manager Phillips Lytle, LLP Sarah Battaglia- Caitlyn Hoskyns Treasurer Brian Pimm Lynn Hougle Monica Maddox, Wayne D. Wisbaum Lapaglia Education Support Staff: Robert D. Yalowich Matthew Riscili, President Jennifer Bertin Cassandra Irwin Food Service Supervisor Jeanette Baker Kavinoky Cook, LLP Andrew Noto Skrobacz & Company Lissette Ruotolo David Brigham, II Christina Kieber Salvatore Sergi, Chelsea Bergmann Krystal Plyer Wendy Scott Erin Brisson Melissa King Cook Adrienne Bermingham Melissa Pfohl Secretary Ex-Officio Members Samuel Smith Joseph Brozek Kayla Krajna Hank Clark, Isadora Bevan Jessica Prater Amy Habib Rittling Byron W. Brown Pauline Will Illa Caira Jacob Lange Cook Emma Brady Elana Puccio Courtney Macklin Lippes Mathias Wexler Friedman, LLP Mayor, City of Buffalo Catherine Carroll Meredith Brown Cameron Russ Jeremy A. Colby WOMEN’S BOARD Zavhary Campbell Megan Maier Food Service Worker: Alexandra Carlson Mary Ryan Cheryl Chintella Rhiannon Dominic Amoina Jennifer Matthew Carly Ann Cerra Lindsay Simmen Directors Erie County Attorney Lucy Betz Penny Danielewicz McDowell Marissa Bencini James Meyer Christopher C. Collins Amanda Crocoll Adam Smith Marc Adler Jeanne Binner Alicia DuBrava Katrina McIntosh Antoinette Crouch Keith Miller Diane Evans Cathleen Smith Katz Americas Erie County Executive Jo Bissell Marycarol Elliott Tiffany Miller Paris Davidson Maxwell Miller Anthony Ferguson Darren Snieszko Bradley J. Arthur David A. Franczyk Donna Bohan Amanda Flint Holly Mulle Benjamin Gattie Khaliq Muhammad- Zoe Friedlander Spencer Thomas Black Rock Pharmacy President, Buffalo Common Council Betty Brewster Jamie Folster Lindsay Norton Jonathan Flitt Satcher Amy Friel Alicia Thomson Neal Beasley Terrie Kelly Barb Bronkie Ronald Geiger Alana Polk Morgan Flitt Samantha Pierson Kimberly Gasiewicz Sharon Vaca Larry Radford Brantan Jackson Christopher Santone President, Buffalo Zoo Women’s Board Kristi Glovack Jessie Harle-Mould Laura Weiss HSBC Bank USA Lynn Clark Kristen Sciarrino Fred Johnson Janice Sessions Michael J. LoCurto David Goodrich Jackson Herlan Amanda Wittman Richard F. Campbell, Esq. Marcia Cleary-Walker Cynthia Griffin Mindy Shute Gweneth Koppers Jake Spitler Matthew Hess Member, Buffalo Common Council Barbara Woronowski Hodgson Russ, LLP Ann Fries David Gritzmacher Gary Steele Ulyssicia Lambert Ashley Ulaszko Sarah Lenz Kerri Yerdon John B. Catanzaro Lynn M. Marinelli Janet Gorfien Liesl Grue Rachel Stepien Justin Lee Dominique Washington Bryan McKenna Rachel Zakowski NOCO Energy Corp. Erie County Legislator Pat Keller Pamela Harmon Lori Vanderwalker Davetta Lewis Tiffany Miller H. Thomas Chestnut Paul Palumbo Terrie Kelly, President Joseph Hauser Kate Webster Peter B. Dow, Ed.D. President, Buffalo Zoo Docent Rhea Mathien Nicole Henry Audrey Williams Development and Marketing Horticulture and Grounds First Hand Learning, Inc. Organization Judy McConvey Adair M. Saviola, Matthew J. Riscili Steven Mead, Robert A. Fox Sandy Mendel Veterinary Staff Director of Development and Marketing Director of Grounds and Maintenance Conax Technologies, LLC President, ProZoo Board Whitney Mendel Kurt Volle, DVM Denise M. Moll, Grounds Keepers: Melissa Garman Baumgart Sean Ryan Audrey Mitchell Veterinarian Development & Membership Manager Melanie Anderson Member, New York State Assembly Alice Rohauer Dian Lewin, R&P Oak Hill, LLC Denise Moll James Bowler Veterinary Technician Development Projects Coordinator Daniel M. Hamister Sally Munschauer Abigail Czenszak Kelly Ann Brown Ronald Reynolds, The Hamister Group, Inc. Erie County Representatives Jeannette Newman Aerielle Davis Veterinary Administrative Assistant Administrative Assistant Sharon L. Hanson Robert E. Stark Valerie Pierro Anita Clark, David Goehle Time Warner Cable Chaintreuil | Jensen | Stark Architects, LLP Gretchen Porcher Administration and Finance Office Assistant Christopher Metz David O’Connor Barbara M. Harder Ralph M. Mohr Candy Porter Denise J. B. Maloney, Eric E. Lee, Christine Regula Joan B. Jacobs Erie County Board of Elections Pat Schafer Director of Administration and Finance Art Director Michael Shanahan James L. Magavern, Esq. Karen Rudnicki Carol Yetto, Michael Powers, Marketing Manager Walt Whitcomb Magavern, Magavern & Grimm, LLP Jan Schworm Business Manager Wanda Hurley, Accounting Clerk Jennifer Fields, Robert A. Mikulec Deanna Sciole Public Relations Coordinator Maintenance Associates: Heather Smith, Accounting Clerk Joey Call Alexandra C. Montante Carol Vaughan Jessica Turner, Accounting Clerk Kathryn Jordan, Sharon D. Randaccio Gail Warner Events Coordinator Christopher Galas Eric Penoyer, Mark Knight Performance Management Partners, Inc. Becky Welte Information Technology Administrator Edward B. Righter Richard Prims Heather Zahner Michael Paluch, Buffalo Ventures, Inc. Administrative Assistant/Switchboard Operator Engineers: John R. Sanderson Alicyn Ringler, Ronald Zunner, Sanderson & Company Administrative Assistant/Switchboard Operator Chief Engineer James W. Smyton Shabar Rouse, Larry DePietro Phillips Lytle, LLP Administrative Assistant/Switchboard Operator William Dowling Wendy Guba 30 31 2011 Operating Statement

Revenues Total $6,791,026 Expenses Total $6,791,026

Guest Services $934,867 13.8%

Admissions $1,518,575 22.4% Special Services Personnel $419,971 6.2% $4,041,576 0ther 59.5% Special Events $1,385,525 $104,789 1.5% 20.4%

Public Support $1,813,873 26.7%

Contributions $600,422 8.8% Membership $1,191,411 17.5% Materials/Supplies $1,385,525 Miscellaneous Sponsorships 20.4% $33,388 0.5% $173,730 2.6% (Net Deficit $0) 32 33