Coloradans are raising money to help pets and owners impacted by last month’s Marshall Fire. When the fire engulfed their neighborhood some where away at work and many pets didn’t make it out of the fire, and for those that did, they were left stranded without owners looking for them. Many animals were found wandering, and deputies rescued many more. At least 50 pets were rescued and brought to the @humanesocietyofbouldervalley. The money being raised by the humane society will help cover costs as more expenses arise, ensuring pets and families impacted by the fire get the help they need. Whether it be boarding costs for displaced families that need to board while their homes are rebuilt or vet care for families that can’t afford it, their safety net helps cover those costs. And for those who lost their pet in the fire, the money raised will also help cover the adoption fees for when they are ready to adopt a new family member. Read more and get the link to donate at FOXWeather....