Ruf Lanz volunteers for the Zoofäscht

Suddenly every animal at Zurich Zoo wants to be a Nubian ibex. The reason: this now rare animal will be given a new, species-appropriate enclosure in October.

Suddenly every animal at Zurich Zoo wants to be a Nubian ibex. The reason: this now rare animal will receive a new, species-appropriate enclosure in October. For the appeal for donations, the Ruf Lanz advertising agency volunteered to create a campaign in which the zebra, the ostrich and even the king of the animals, the lion, want to be a Nubian ibex.
At the Zoofäscht on August 23, the zoo is hoping for the generosity of guests, sponsors, donors and patrons. The biennial festival is also a charity gala and is being held for the eleventh time this year. Once again, the zoo's goal is to create a species-appropriate park for all animals.
Markus Ruf, Creative Director of Ruf Lanz, explains: "When we presented the campaign in the elephant house at Zurich Zoo, the bull elephant gave a trumpet blast at the exact moment we unveiled the first motif." This was generally interpreted as approval, Ruf said in a press release on Wednesday.
Responsible at Zurich Zoo: Bernhard P. Blum (President of the Zoofäscht Züri Association). Responsible at Ruf Lanz, Zurich: Markus Ruf and Danielle Lanz (Creative Direction), Natalie Schneider (Consulting), John Hollander (Illustrations).

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