Spring Creek Fire

LA VETA, CO - JULY 5: Veterinarian Dr. Romy Nicoletta, left, watches as goat owner Karen Bayci bottle feeds two of her baby goats at the Huerfano County Fairgrounds during the Spring Creek Fire on July 5, 2018 in La Veta, Colorado. Button, the mother of the baby goats, has been fighting an infection and has been unable to milk her 2 babies. Nicoletta has been working 24/7 to help fire displaced people and their animals all free of charge. She oversees all kinds of animals from horses and cattle to goats, dogs, cats, chickens and any other small animals. Many of the evacuated animals are at the Huerfano County Fairgrounds. She owns the Rio Cucharas Veterinary Clinic and is the first woman vet in the area ever. The clinic is taking any kinds of donations as currently Nicoletta is paying for all her medical supplies and services out of her own pocket. Bayci had to evacuate her house because of the Spring Creek Fire and took with her 14 goats, 2 mules, 6 birds, 2 cats and a chicken. (Photo by Helen H. Richardson/The Denver Post via Getty Images)