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ZOOBQ™ is a division of PETSorFOOD™
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© Copyright
2004-05 ZOOBQ™
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A
Listing of Some of our Recent Events
ZOOBQ has hosted events across
the nation and recently performed our first international
event! Here's a list of just a few of our success stories.
Zoo |
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Event |
Funds Raised |
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3/13/05 |
Made-to-Order |
$32,425 |
Our event in
St. Paul was centered on their famous lowlands
gorillas exhibit. ZOOBQ was
brought in to revitalize one of their better
known, but aging, monkey islands. Angie, a lame
gorilla, was scheduled to be put down. Rather
than waste the opportunity, the zoo held an invitation
only black tie event where PETSorFOOD™ and
ZOOBQ™ executive chef Diego Chen prepared
the beast with authentic African herbs and spices
and served the meal on banana leaves. |
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1/2/05 |
Feast on the Beast |
$18,294 |
Delaware's only
zoo covers over 12 acres of land and features
many great plains exhibits from around the world.
It was culling time for a herd of zebra and the
perfect opportunity for an indoor event! ZOOBQ™ arranged for a venue, set up all the day's entertainment
and turned a cold snowy day into a great family
outing featured pit barbecued zebra.
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11/17/04 |
Made-to-Order |
$22,687 |
Zoo Boise is one of the most
popular attractions in the treasure Valley, seducing
more than 200,000 visitors a year. ZOOBQ™ was
brought in to enhance their popular "Adopt an
Animal" program by offering an enhanced opportunity
to not only adopt an animal, but to taste it
as well! PETSorFOOD™ and ZOOBQ™ executive
chef Diego Chen prepared each patron's adopted animal
specifically for the evening's festivities and
his chief wine steward paired each meal with
a selection of native Idahoan wines.
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10/20/04 |
Made-to-Order |
$92,528 |
The zoo is famous
for its endangered Snow Lepards, but raising
the funds to acquire them was no easy task. ZOOBQ™ arranged
for a private shooting for local hunters to bag
trophy cats like the more common puma, lion and
cougar. The heads and pelts were provided to the
hunters who each paid $5,000 for the privilege,
and the meat was featured in a gourmet evening
of broiled meat and rare vintage wines that drew
celebrity patrons from nearby L. A. |
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8/26/04 |
Under the Stars |
$32,279 |
Our first international
event was at the Hegenbeck's zoo, the godfather
of modern zoo design! Rare animals and rare wines
and a delightful local 50's cover band were the
highlights of the evening. |
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7/18/04 |
Family Farm Day |
$12,507 |
Mississippi's
Jackson Zoo has a constantly changing roster
of exhibits, with more than 350 animals representing
130 species. ZOOBQ™ was
brought in to help make animal turn over a fundraising
opportunity. |
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6/10/04 |
Family Farm Day |
$17,498 |
5 acres of fun
off Highway 20 at Royal Nebraska! The zoo is
famous for it's spectacular Serval exhibit (a
small wild cat native to Africa.) To raise awareness
for the exhibit and the animal, ZOOBQ™ presented
a special trade marked Circle
of Life ™ show featuring Servals and prairie
dogs. Some of the Servals were later prepared
at an out door barbecue that set a record for
the number of visitors in a single day. |
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4/05/04 |
Feast on the Beast |
$28,754 |
"The world's
most complete zoo" also had the world's most
complete menu for this fun family event. Zoo management
wanted a general thinning of their exhibit population
so PETSorFOOD™ and
ZOOBQ™ executive chef Diego Chen came
in and developed a smorgasbord approach for the
ring tailed lemur, meerkat, groundhog, toucan, and
other exhibits on the menu in true Ohio fashion! |
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3/28/04 |
Feast on the Beast |
$59,873 |
Following
cuts in the Zoo's operating budget, Republican
house members brought in ZOOBQ™ to
help raise funds as this national treasure transitioned
into a privatized zoo experience. The entire
European Mammals exhibit that was donated by
France and Spain was pit barbecued in traditional
Texas style while one of Tom Delay's favorite
local Western bands played. |
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