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Above: The award was accepted by (left to right) Dr. Matt Allender, Chicago Zoological Society clinical veterinarian
and director of the residency program; John McCabe, director of Resource Management at the Forest Preserves of
Cook County; and Dr. Michael Adkesson, president & CEO of the Chicago Zoological Society.
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