Hi, my name is Kathy! My involvement with Wild Blue began almost 10 years ago after learning from the media about 150 cats that were rescued from an animal hoarding situation. At that time, my teenage daughter also wanted to help. We volunteered at several animal rescues over the years, but Wild Blue’s sanctuary was…
Meet our December 2022 Kitty of the Month…..Zoey! This darling lady is Zoey. She’s a senior DSH Calico born approximately 7/20/09. Her story begins many years ago when a long-time Wild Blue Cats volunteer fostered and adopted several kitties, and soon started taking care of 2 feral neighborhood cats that were hanging around her home…
Hello! I’m Brandie. I grew up in Texas around the Houston area but got here as quick as I could. I have 3 absolutely wonderful kids. My oldest moved here first and I followed about 6 years ago now. My middle son is autistic and has taught me a lot about the kind of person that…
Meet our November 2022 Kitty of the Month…..Reinhardt! Here’s a little bit about her!! Meow! I’m Reinhardt, a beautiful DMH Tuxedo girl. I was born approximately 2/12/19. I was living with my one and only person until she went into hospice care, and later I was taken to Wild Blue Cats! I only trusted my…
I am originally from Illinois where I was a Veterinary Technician and surgical tech for a large five doctor clinic. While working for the veterinarian my husband and I started fostering the kittens that were regularly dumped on the steps of the clinic. Over the years we have fostered numerous litters of kittens and have…
Meet our October 2022 Kitty of the Month…..Suzi Quatro! Meet Suzi Quatro! She is a unique DSH grey female with a small patch of white on her chest. Her estimated DOB is 7/02/17. Her previous owner was moving to Hawaii and couldn’t find her another home so asked Wild Blue for help. Some of her…
After retiring after almost 32 years of service in the DoD industry, she was looking for an animal-related volunteer gig close to home and found Wild Blue (through her friends Karen and Mike (yes, OUR Mike)). This was in February of 2012. She started by cleaning litter boxes in the very small sanctuary (before it…
Wild Blue was invited to Village East Trailer Park in Trinidad, Co, by the owner, Allison F because the trailer park had become inundated with feral cats. So, the TNR team went down and spent 4 days trapped, then hosted a two-day S/N clinic. The team trapped almost 40 cats. 19 females were spayed, and…
Wild Blue Cats! Has a rather unique program in Frontier Feral’s. This program specifically addresses the feral cat population not only in our Trap Neuter Return (TNR) program but also, on some occasions, where it’s unsafe to return a kitty to its current location, we bring the kitty (kitties) into our Bilbo’s Barn Buddies enclosure…
Dianne, a Colorado native, worked in the insurance industry most of her business life and finally retired in 2011. She divides her time between gardening her five acres of shade in the Black Forest, travel with her husband, Doug, and volunteering at Wild Blue. As a self-professed “crazy cat lady” Dianne likes that she can…
