DENVER (KDVR) - A wildfire burning through northern Colorado west of Loveland has forced many residents, along with horses, cattle and alpaca, to leave the area. The Alexander Mountain Fire began shortly before noon on Monday in the mountains along U.S. Highway 24 in Larimer County. After less than 24 hours, several mandatory evacuations have been ordered east of Estes Park. Live wildfire updates: Alexander Mountain Fire in northern Colorado grows to 992 acres With residents leaving the area, some are scrambling to find a safe spot for animals and cattle away from the flames. Lee Foster, one of the many who had to evacuate with horses, told FOX31's Courtney Fromm that the
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