The fire at Long Island’s Happy Cat Sanctuary that killed owner Chris Arsenault and over 160 animals has been deemed not ...

Neighbors of a Long Island cat sanctuary that burned in a suspicious fire tearfully remembered its owner, Chris Arsenault, ...

There's an official finding in the deadly fire at Happy Cat Sanctuary on Long Island, but it leaves many questions unanswered ...

Arson is not suspected as the cause of the tragic blaze that destroyed the Happy Cat Sanctuary Monday, killing animal rescuer ...

About 50 of the friendlier cats may become adoptable in the coming weeks while the feral cats will be placed with specific ...

We all have good intentions, but sanctuaries are rarely the answer. Our towns need to step up with adequate shelters and ...

Some of the cats rescued after last week's Happy Cat Sanctuary fire on Long Island are now up for adoption. The Southampton Animal Shelter took four of the cats, and several will be available at the ...

Chris Arsenault, who died trying to rescue his beloved felines from the blaze. “I’m deeply saddened by it,” said neighbor Cheryl Whitmore, who lived next door to Arsenault and his Happy Cat ...

Nobody else was injured in the blaze.Happy Cat Sanctuary is a non-profit organization that rescues cats and kittens from abuse. And its destruction has left animal-lovers in the community ...

Happy Cat Sanctuary owner Chris Arsenault was killed trying to save his cats from a fire on Dourland Road in Medford, Long Island.

The search and rescue efforts​ following the deadly fire at Happy Cat Sanctuary​ on Long Island took a grim turn Monday.