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39 kittens rescued, looking for forever home

The population in Black Forest went up by 39 on Wednesday.

Kittens rescued from Missouri were brought to the Wild Blue Animal Rescue. Many of them were picked up as strays and were supposed to be euthanized.

Wild Blue hopes to find homes for all of them soon.

“We have a lot of fosters that have stepped up over the last couple of days to help us take these kittens in,” said Lauri Cross, founder of Wild Blue Animal Rescue. “They will get complete vet care, get spayed and neutered and hopefully find forever homes here in Colorado.”

If you are wanting more info or maybe to even volunteer with Wild Blue, click here.

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