DENVER – Sabrina Olsen spent her weekend taking inventory of what’s left in her apartment after a possible electric fire sparked last week. There’s not much left.
“There’s also a lot of glass. Oh, and burnt little pictures of the kittens,” Olsen noted while walking around the charred aftermath.
By day, Olsen is a case manager for people experiencing homelessness.
“I help them come up with a plan to exit the shelter and then get into stable housing,” she explained.
In her free time, she fosters animals. Even after the fire, you can make out a playpen filled with kitten toys, beds, animal food and bottles.
“Especially throughout COVID I was like, shelters need us. And so I started fostering early COVID and just sent my 1,052nd kitten to their forever home,” said Olsen who has three pets of herself, two of which are special need animals.
Seven of her …