They have, the conservation department is in the Society, yeah. They provide funds for keepers, for Milwaukee County employees to do conservation projects. Pat the Cat is a project that’s been going on for a number of years, ’cause this is when, but with Boese’s work with Runaway Creek, he became involved with the Belize Zoo, Sharon Matola, who started the Belize Zoo. And so Pat the Cat was a jaguar, a problem jaguar that was rehabilitated at the Belize Zoo and came to be, came to Milwaukee as a breeding animal to infuse new genes into the jaguar pool. And a woman became involved with Pat the Cat, the Jaguar Club decided to help sponsor, when we did the renovation, to sponsor the jaguar exhibit. And Susan Kennedy, I think is her name, just became involved, met Sharon Matola and she and her husband went down to the Belize Zoo and got really involved and became involved with the keepers and she was involved with literacy. So she worked with the Milwaukee Public Library and with Sharon in Belize and they wrote a book called “Pat the Great Cat.” And it was written, both by children in Belize and children in Milwaukee County Zoos in Milwaukee County and it was for sale. That became mandatory reading.
