The Crossroads Connection
Volume 16 No. 1
Spring/Summer 2015
Last autumn we proposed a lofty
fund raising goal of $28,000 to
extend the roof of the shelter
outdoor kennel area to protect
the dogs from inclement elements
and to simplify maintenance.
Thanks to so many generous donors,
we far exceeded our goal and the
entire project is already completed.
Special thanks to Ed Mader and his
crew from Commercial Construction
of MN for their expert and thoughtful
workmanship, with minimal disruption
for the staff and care of the animals.
We want to share our success with
everyone by having an open house
on Sunday, June 14th from 12 – 2
pm. Please come to see our new
roof and join us for hot dogs and
beverages. In addition, that same
day we will be offering microchipping
of family pets...dogs and cats...for
the low fee of only $20. Please
notedogs must be on a leash and
cats in carrying crates. Please call if
questions:
763-684-1234.
Board of
Directors
Amy
Flakne
John
Wisecarver
Janet
Watson
Stephanie
Wisecarver
President
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
Amy Flakne
Volunteer
Coordinator
Laureen
Bodin
Mary
Bowels
Director
Director
3rdAnnual
“Going to the Dogs”
Charity Golf Scramble
14th Annual Dinner for the
Dogs (and Cats, Too!)
The 14th Annual Dinner for the
Dogs (and Cats, Too!) was
held on Saturday, April 25th
at the Buffalo Civic Center.
133 of our faithful supporters came together for our
traditional evening of games, story telling and huge
silent and live auctions. The event raised $10,400
to benefit the homeless dogs and cats who call
Crossroads their temporary home.
The annual contributions of two incredibly gorgeous
handmade queen size quilts from Judy Hidde and
Karen Lucht brought $700 on the live auction alone!
Our grateful thanks seems understated!
Next year’s dinner event will be on Saturday April
30th at the same location. Save the date!
2015 Volunteer of the Year
Webster’s definition of superlative
is surpassing all others, and the synonym is
incomparable. Both those words describe our 2015
volunteer of the year, Susan Brouse. Whether miles
driven, errands done, yards of fabric purchased
donated, cut and delivered, thank you receipts written
and mailed, liaisons made with other rescue groups,
fund raising events arranged and attended, volunteer
orientations and tours conducted, cage sponsorships
maintained, and many hours of assistance at the
shelter during adoption hours, Susan surpasses all
others. It is safe to say Susan is the only person who
chose to retire from her real job and to purchase a
new van to enhance her ability to be more readily
available to maintain her commitment to Crossroads
Animal Shelter and the homeless animals.
For the past eleven years Susan
has been the very committed and
caring owner of her purrfect feline
companion, Luna. Back in 2004
Susan agreed to foster Luna who
was poorly tolerating shelter life for
almost two years. Susan quickly
fell in love and adopted Luna. Luna
has had health issues over the years and once again
Susan’s dedication to her beloved companion is
unsurpassed. We hope Susan’s efforts on behalf of
homeless animals everywhere continues indefinitely
and we thank her immensely.
Special thanks to Marty Ferguson and his crew at
FS3, Inc in Annandale for organizing this golf event
to benefit three local animal shelters. Last year we
received $3,000 from this event.
Wednesday, June 24th
Shot gun start at 11 am
(Registration at 10 am)
Contact 320-274-7223
Whispering Pines Golf Course
8713 70th St, Annandale, MN
(near Hwy 55 and County Rd 6)
Followed by dinner and drinks at FS3 headquarters.
Non golfers welcome for dinner and drinks.
Early Spaying Reduces the Risk
Spaying puppies before their first heat cycle, which
occurs at about six months of age, cuts their risk for
developing mammary cancer by half. Middle-aged
or older, unspayed female dogs – and those spayed
after age two – are most at risk, so it’s important to
routinely check for small lumps on the abdomen and
consult your dog’s veterinarian if you find any.
Multiple mammary tumors are common and can be
different types with different outcomes. If malignant,
the tumors can grow quickly and spread to other
mammary glands, lymph nodes and lungs. The type
of tumor, size and severity affect prognosis, as does
the extent of it spreading. Veterinarians usually
recommend surgery, but follow-up studies of dogs
who have had a complete mastectomy found a high
incidence of recurrence and metastatic disease.
Fund Raising Update
2014
Craft Shows/Merchandise
Counter Coin Jars
Christmas Appeal
Meat Raffles
Cage Sponsorships
Photos with Santa
Aluminum Can Recycle
$17,300
$10,156
$3,060
$1,650
$3,360
$2,450
$184
2015
Blizzard of a Garage Sale
$3,700
Dinner for the Dogs (and Cats, Too!) $10,400
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CROSSROADS CONTRIBUTORS
April 2014-March 2015
Special thanks to all the generous financial contributors who have supported and strengthened us.
Jacob Ackerman
Roger & Donna Andersen
David & Deborah Anderson
George & Kris Anderson
Kirk & Karla Anderson
Rebecca Anderson
Annandale Vet Clinic
Charlotte Ariss Locations
Merton Auger
Automotive Parts
Tammy Aydt
Kenneth & Roxanne Bagby
Katherine Baker
David & Maureen Bartz
Keith & Carol Bartz
Bryan & Jacquelyn Lobitz Baumann
Faren Bebeau
Jason & Jessica Bechtold
David & Margaret Beck
Gary & Lori Beck
Sherry Becker
Leo & Audrey Belanger
Vicki Belanger
Benevity Community Impact
Fund
Jack Peterson/Rebecca Benoit
Scott Biggar
Marc Cabot/Lora Bingham
David & Elizabeth Bloem
Valerie Bock
Donald & Laureen Bodin
Kelly Bodin
Natalie Bohlke
Marlene Bresnahan
LuAnn Breuno
Lynn Brewer
Faith Brickzen
Linda Broberg
Susan Brouse
Carol Bruhn
Kristin Campbell
Gary & Jean Carling
Jennifer Carlson
Marilyn Carlson
John & Shirley Carpenter
Lynne Carriger
Kara Casteel
Central MN Community Foundation
Cory Chrest
John Christian
Cynthia Christiansen
City of Howard Lake
Jerome Claxton
Nancy Clayton
Jolene Coleman
Debra Connly
Thomas & Melody Cossette
Ouida Crozier
Bruce & Cheryl Dahlen
Sue & Leah Dahnert
Debra Daniel
Stephanie Delorie
Chaun DeMars
Next Level Logistics
Carolyn Deters
Karla Dixon
Greg Dobbs
Sharon Dodds
Miranda Doering
Jeff & Joan Dow
Greg & Adeline Eckblad
Rebecca Eddy
Connor Ehlers
Clinton & Karen Eide
Laura Elhard
Bonnie Rae Ellis
John Etzell
Amy Ewert
Patricia Faustgen
Jason Feulner
Ronald & Laura Fiedler
Nick & Judi Finneman
Mark & Amy Flakne
Marla Frach
Ronald & Marilyn Fremstad
FS3 Inc.
Karen Fuller
Girl Scouts-MN/WI River Valleys
James & Ann Gosack
Sandra Gould
Lisa Graney
Gail Graunke
Melissa Graunke
Krista Griffith
Griffith Family
Dawn Grossinger
Kristina Grossinger
Mariel Grossinger
Anne Rose Gust
Larissa Gust
Lisa Haag
Justin & Anne Haakenson
Eric & Michelle Halberg
Christine Hall
Nathan Hartmann
Greg Hasselmann
Ronald & Laura Haugen
Ron & Karla Heeter
Hennessey Family
Herzog Family
Judy Hidde
Mary Hoffart
Shannon Holmquist
Gunn Honican
KF & JR Hoverson
Michael Howard
Wilson & Julie Hudson
Jan Irvine
Gerald & Georgia Jacobsen
Jerry & Patti Jagodzinski
Andrew & Lyndsay Jankowiak
Donald Januszewski
Roberta Jensen
Jennifer Johnson
Kellie Johnson
Paul & Karen Johnson
Randy & Kathy Johnson
Jennings & Ruby Johnston
Chelsea Jones
Sharon Jonsson
Heather Jude
Janice Jude
Calisa Karst
Dawn Kath
John & Pam Keltgen
Todd Kerber
Kristina Kjellberg
Gayle Ann Klaustermeier
Jeff & Lisa Koeppen
Mark & Penny Koosmann
Sid Korpi
Lynette Kotila
Jeff & Chris Laney
Mary Lang
Mary Lanning
Brad & Sarah Laughner
Richard Laundreaux
Laurie Lawler
Sue Lawler
Deborah LeFebvre
Liberty Diviersified Int’l
Gretchen Lieb
William & Pearl Lieb
Lilypads of Buffalo
Lindi Lund’s Preschool
Day Care
Joan Lindquist
Timothy & Chris Lininger
Wendee Lock
Lone Tree Press
Tim Lorsung
Karen Lucht
Judith Luckes
Anna Quady & Nick Mahlberg
Wes & Mary Mahlberg
Man’s Best Friend
Joseph & Marlene Manshak
Barry & Dena Mansur
Tartan Marketing
John & Sherry Marthaler
Kristin Martinez
Steven & Marilyn Masica
Helen Mattila
Beth Matzke
Mara & Kendall McDonald
Dennis & Elaine McPheeters
Gary & RaVae Megaw
Gordon & Kay Meier
Brian & Lisa Menth
Sherry Meola
Vincent Meola
Deborah Merkle
Byron & Carol Mickelson
Robert Miller
Susan Milless
Cheryl Minks
Arthur & Glee Monchamp
Monticello Country Club
Makenna & Madison Morrell
Phillip & Nancy Moye
Jason & Debbie Moyer
Amanda Munsterteiger
Kelly Myre
Lois Nauschultz
Jared & Nikki Nelson
Jason, Kathleen &
Blake Nelson
Joan Nelson
Susan Nelson
Linda Newell
Shirley Newmann
Michael Nielsen
Jeanie Nokes
Deborah Noling
Todd Nordstrom
Wayne Oberg
James & Suzanne O’Dell
John & Susan Odonnell
Robert & Linda Oehlers
Ken & Lynn Ogden
Charles & Brenda Olson
Mark & Melanie Olson
Order of Ronin MC
Nicole M Overby
Barb Owen
Amy Palaia
Jacqueline Palmer
Greg Palmer
Joshua & Sarah Parsons
Laura Pater
Paul & Melanie Pattee
Jim Peckham
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Alexa Peloquin
Mari Peloquin
Samantha Peloquin-Ryan
Performance Kennels
Doug & Sharon Perlick
Jennifer Peterson
Leo & Donna Petroske
Caitlyn Pfaff
Gene Phelps
Matt & Patti Phillips
Sally Pieper
Kristine Pierro
Rebecca Planer
Jeffrey Pomeroy
Ray & Judy Pontius
Nathan & Meghan Porter
Leslie Powell
Stacey Powell
Prudential
Catherine Quady
Bryan & Kathleen Quarberg
Charles & Nancy Rader
David Rasset
Thomas & Susan Redmond
Sandra Reese
Larry & Ellen Rehlander
Roger & Grace Revier
Alfred & Marilyn Richie
Paul, Kara & Josef Richter
Kimberlee Roberts
Philip Roehl
Dick & Joyce Russ
Ryan Chevrolet Cadillac
Kathy Salhus
Bernard & Jean Schaefbauer
Roger & Doris Schlins
Barbara Schuerman
Jane Schulzetenberg
Jim & Mary Schwebel
Schwebel, Goetz & Sieben
Linda Schwichtenberg
Jan Seeger
Sarah Seeley
Barbara Selton
Susan Shannon
Dorothy Shaw
Lisa Silbernick
Eddy & Jean Skomoroh
Dawn Slusar
Angela Smith
Sue Sodeman
Tim & Patty Speckel
SPEDCO
Brad & Lisa Spencer
Rebekah Spinler
Jane Stevenson
John Stichessen
Mary Stiles
Anna Stinson
STMA Women of Today
Kevin & Susan Noel Stone
Denise Stoner
Sue Storms
Michael & Adriana Stoudt
Janelle Studeman
Sherry Sundin
Brian & Penny Thickpenny
Megan Thomas
Thomson Reuters
Gregory & Kathleen Thyr
Diane Tillisch
Timber Creek Golf Course
Jonathan & Karla Toedter
Grace Tollefson
Carrie Tommins
We remember and honor these beloved pets and people
Who have touched our lives and made a difference
Tri County Riders of Watertown
Jody Trisko
Rachel Ulfers
Jim & Carol Umland
Jeff & Pam Unger
Unique Value Marketing
Barbara Usset
Terrance & Sharon Uttke
Anthony & Jeanne Verby
Douglas & Mary Voerding
Susan Wagenhals
Michael Wagner
Danielle Walmsley
Beth Ward
Joseph & Susan Warren
John & Janet Watson
Jim & Judy Wedell
Sandra Wester
Julia Whalen
Wild Marsh Golf Course
Ann Williams
Rick & Sharon Williamson
AJ Willman
Chris & Melody Wintheiser
John & Stephanie Wisecarver
Kristin Wood
David Wynia
Robert Zahler
Ulrike Zimmerman
MEMORY
Jerry Ahrendt
Gretchen of Minneapolis, Inc.
Bailey
Patricia Derus
Bert
Susan Sodeman
Bonzer
Judd & Barb Owen
Brindle
Griffith Family
Bud & Barney
Jim & Carol Umland
Cub
Susan Nelson
Dieter
Jeff Koeppen
Sharon Dodds, Ruby & Buddy
Buster & Renie Spears
Ron Fremstad
Kenneth & Rachel Bishir
Chuck & Diane Case
Karla Dixon
Tim & Kathleen Hannan
Rick & Kim Hauch
Paul & Susan Nelson
Clint & Karen Olson
Curt & Judy Olson
Ronald & Sylvia Olson
Brian & Holly Peterson
Belle Gilbery
Joan Nelson
Avalee Upton
Ginger & Kitty
Dorothy Brede
Gracie
Ed & Katie Dubois
Stan Held
Cynthia Anderson Krey
Darin & Sherry Christenson
William & Lucylle Dubbert
Shelley Held
David & Jean Johnson
Mark & Louise Minkler
Donald & Elaine Sime
Jean Huxley
Sally Stevens
Jetta, Jo, Lucky, Kitty
Clinton & Alvina Bliss
Jacob Jones
Kenneth & Teresa Amerman
Angela Bainey
Brad Bainey
Bainey Family
Bainey Group
Stanford & Amy Baratz
Anastasia Becker
William & Karla Bellow
Anna Quady & Nick
Bennincasa
Daryl & Christina Boeckers
Delmer Bratsch
Wonda Brewer
Sonja Buckmeier
Buffalo Lacrosse Club
Kate Christensen
Ruth Colebank
Thomas & Deborah Cook
Kenneth Cooksey
Patricia Cotlow
Crimson Care Family Dental
Joseph Diffley
Antonio & Rose Mary Donato
Red & Jane Dorn
Timothy Dougherty
Neil & Vicki Ebeling
Laurie Edick
Ryan & Mona Edick
William & Nicollette Erickson
Andrew & Nicole Falk
First & First LLC
Matthew & Melissa Gfroerer
Kenneth & Luann Graber
Greenfield Farm
Haaland Family
Deanne Hanson
Robert & Sharon Harenza
Kenneth & Lynette Holm
Stuart & Carol Holmer
David & Debbi Holten
Michelle Huhn
David & Susan Jellison
Jerome & Laura Jones
Jerry & Mary Jones
Melinda Jones
Bradley & Sara Koenck
Michael & Connie Kopietz
Jeanie Lanner
McKenna, Kylee & Cole Larson
Kristy Laufenberg
Douglas & Susan Lee
Cynthia Libby
Tony Lorey Construction
James & Diane Mahler
Beverly Meyer
Stanley & Clarine Meyer
Tracey Morris
Mortgages Unlimited
Leroy & Valreen Mude
Donald & Pamela Murschel
John & Susan Odonnell
George & Marlys Oelfke
Lisa Oelfke
Francis & Kathleen Olson
Stacey Olson
Peter & Lora Pesheck
Leslie Ann Petersen
Kathryn Proulx
James & Gina Rako
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Jerry & Dawn Rako
Dawn Williams & Chris Rooney
Spirit of Joy Lutheran Church
Matthew & Eileen Stirriup
Scott & Julie Stumpfl
John & Joni Therrien
Becky Turner
Tim & Ann Waldschmidt
Brandon Walton
Kenneth & Debra Warpula
Wade & Natalie Weidner
Lindsay Winterquist
George & Betty Witt
Paul Wylie
Melby and Chloe
JenniferPfeffer-Dittes
Mindy
Wayne & Mary Hillstrom
Minnie
Patricia Derus
Mr. Hobbs
EH & Judy Cohoon
Arlyn & Warren Nelson
Richard & Mary Sue Miller
Larry Nelson
Joan Nelson
Warren Nelson
Kimberly Bliese
Kathryn Davies
Michael & Phillomena Davis
Jeffrey Dow
Arlene Enger
Wayne Enger
Raymond & Marilyn Gustafson
Candace Cornelius &
Joseph Headley
Barbara Hedensten
James & Joan Hunt
Lynn Larson & William Jarrells
Heather Mainella
Gerald & Cheryl Melby
Richard & Mary Sue Miller
Patricia Neely-Spinosa
Rachel Nelson
John & Sandra Ostmoe
Karen Westwood & John Pignatello
Robert & Clarisse Post
Joseph & Joy Stinson
Julie Swaggert
Eileen Zimmerman
Bernice Osterholt
Joel & Mary Bowles
Michael Howard
Doug & Sharon Perlick
Michael Prawalsky
Kristina Grossinger
Rico
Ed & Katie Dubois
Lothar Rompf
M S Genzlinger
Ruby
Sharon Dodds
Snickers
Griffith Family
Rebecca Williams
William & Teresa Winchell
Zeke
Carol Vikstrom
HONOR
Audrey Belanger
Douglas Reid
Rebecca Benoit
Jaclyn Finneman
Joshua Peterson
Italicized names are pets
Patricia Rost
Susan Brouse
Bruce & Cheryl Dahlen
Catty
David Maul
Chuck Swenson, Ric Magnuson,
Desi
Heidi Vickerman
Clint
Ron & Laura Fiedler
Ouida Crozier
Whitney Kieffer
Domino & Tasha
Milton & Janice Bothun
Judi Finniman
Lana Nornberg
Anne Rose Gust
Lisa McDonald
Troy & Amy Schmidt
Jack
Deborah M Noling
Jaynie Mae
AnnaStinson
Kai
Richard Puckett &
Carolyn Grieve
Koda, Biscuit, Chevy
Yulia Wieland
Layla
Amanda Comstock
Maggie and Selma
Lisa Haag
Mara & Kendall McDonald
Jason & Jessica Forcier
Ronald & Joan Gust
D & J Lind
Patrick & Gina Nee
Chad & Sammy Nelson
Mia, Scooby, Charlie & Nutty
Thomas & Nancy Moran
Neyla
Ryan & Angela Bickett
Nathan & Meghan Porter
Bobbie Bollinger
Lindsay Quady
Nicholas Mahlberg
Sammy
Terry & Andrea Naef
Linda Schwichtenberg
David & Deborah Anderson
Karla Dixon
Bonnie Rae Ellis
Tom & Jean Schwichtenberg
Shoshoni
Jeanie Nokes
Socks
Donald & Barbara Brown
Ulrike Zimmerman
Schatz Crossroads
There is no
psychiatrist in the world
like a puppy licking
your face.
Bern Williams
Tail Waggin’ Tales to Share . . .
In September 2014 we received a very personable pastel torti female who appeared to have
old healed deformities. Both the shoulder and leg disabilities were on her right side, hence
her affectionate name of Righty. We felt strongly that she was in no pain and the vet exam
suggested nothing to the contrary. After four months Righty was adopted and returned. Over
the next few weeks it seemed to us that her leg condition was deteriorating and we decided upon
amputation. Rightly had her surgery mid March and after only a few days of pain pills she was
out and about and healing rapidly. Her incision healed perfectly and she actually removed her
own sutures, about one a day until done! The best part of this tale if that Rightly has now been
adopted by a lady who came all the way from Redwood Falls three times to make her choice of just the right cat!
An adorable Silky Terrier, Katie, was a stray impounded last October 2014 and never
claimed by her owners. She was readily adopted in less than a month, but four short
months later we received word that the new owners needed to return her because she
is now diabetic! Of course we took her back. The prescribed insulin as well as proper
food was obtained and we began treatment immediately. Our amazing staff was 100%
successful in stabilizing her condition quickly. The challenge now was to find Katie a new
home. Our dear friends Audrey and Leo, after loosing their beloved 16-year-old diabetic
Westhighland Terrier, stepped forward and adopted Katie. Many thanks to Audrey and Leo!
Trooper was born last May 2014 in our care. Trooper grew up with
the unfortunate and troubling diagnosis of inflammatory bowel disease. We struggled with medications and dietary challenges for eight to nine months. Nothing worked. The
diarrhea was overwhelming. This condition is parallel to Crohn’s disease in humans.
One day we had the right conversation with the right veterinary professional who
suggested a trial of a new soy based cat food. The results have been nothing short
of a miracle cure – albeit pricey. Trooper looks and obviously feels much better and
remains with us to today waiting for his new understanding owners.
2014 was a record setting year with three heartworm positive dogs. The first was Frankie,
a middle aged Pointer Hound mix, dropped off in our outdoor kennel at the shelter last July.
He was incredibly thin and seemed less than energetic or healthly. The heartworm treatment
protocol has changed over the years, now taking longer and resulting in far fewer symptoms of
discomfort and illness for the dog. Frankie thrived under our TLC, despite the huge challenge of
his lack of appetite and failure to gain weight. By November Frankie’s treatment was completed,
he went from 45 pounds to 63 pounds. He is now heartworm negative!!
In mid November our next two heartworm positive dogs came to us
as strays. First Gabby, an adorable personable little red female
of a questionable mix and Slim, a gorgeous very thin purebred male black lab. We
were incredibly fortunate to find remarkable foster homes for both. The foster homes
gave their medications, took them to their vet appointments and kept us informed
of how well they were doing as well as what wonderful dogs they both were. They
both tolerated the three-month protocol very well with literally no side effects. On
April 4th Slim’s foster family officially adopted him… now named Apollo. Kevin
tells us “Apollo loves the kids, spending time with Bella (a Golden Doodle), chasing
squirrels and napping on the couch. Thank you for letting us bring him into our family.”
Gabby spent her last month of treatment with us at the shelter. Within days of being
available for adoption she found her forever home who shared with us immediately that
“Gabby is now Dottie. She is an angel. So sweet, smart, well behaved, calm and welltrained. This is our second dog as well as our cat from Crossroads Animal Shelter and the
way you care for them and truly know them is fantastic.” Truly a successful happy ending.
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2015 Upcoming Events
__Regular—$25/Yr.
__Annual Pledge $
__Business—$50/Yr.
__Additional Donation $
Name: Street Address: City: State: Zip: Phone:
E-mail: 2016
• Mar 25-26 Blizzard of a Garage Sale, Buffalo
• April 30
Dinner for the Dogs 2016, Buffalo Civic Center
All memberships are renewable annually in January.
Return to: Crossroads Animal Shelter, 2800 10th St. SE, Buffalo MN 55313
• May 23 • July 4
• Aug 15
• Sep 5
• Nov 21-22 • Nov 21-22
Swappers Meet, rural South Haven
Swappers Meet, rural South Haven
Craft Show, Downtown Buffalo
Swappers Meet, rural South Haven
Photos w/Santa, Rockford Township Hall
Mpls Kennel Club, Canterbury Park
MISSION STATEMENT: Crossroads Animal Shelter provides a comprehensive and compassionate service to the people of the
Wright County area through protection, care, shelter, placement, and education for the dignity and well-being of all animals.
Crossroads Animal Shelter is a
Wish List
• 8 1/2 x 11 copy paper
• Small Milk bones
• Kitty Litter
• Liquid Tide High Efficiency
• Paper Towels
• Bleach
• First Class Stamps
• Pine-Sol
• Low Fat Yogurt
501(c)(3) non-profit organization. All contributions are tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law
Spay and Neuter
FACT- Two unaltered dogs
and their descendants
can produce as many
as 4,372 in just 7 years.
FACT- Crossroads will
reimburse $20 for any
Wright County dog or cat
you have sterilized. Call
763-684-1234 for details.
2015 Shelter Statistics
As of 4-30-15
Incoming
Adopted
Euthanized
Died
Returned
to Owner
January
21
22
1
7
February
20
8
3
5
March
26
15
2
14
April
25
14
1
7
TOTAL
92
59
7
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