A number of cats that were rescued after the Happy Cat Sanctuary on Long Island burned down several weeks ago are now up for adoption at different shelters and centers around the island.

Before rescuing cats became his passion and mission, Chris Arsenault was a loving dad, a volunteer firefighter and a beloved community figure.

The surviving cats of Happy Cat Sanctuary, a Long Island animal rescue that burned down, are now up for adoption on a new website. The fire in Medford took the lives of ...

Some of the cats rescued after last week's Happy Cat Sanctuary fire on Long Island are now up for adoption. The Southampton ...

Days after a raging fire tore through a Long Island cat sanctuary, killing its heroic leader and over 100 felines, injured ...

The annual luncheon was sponsored by Long Island and New York Parents & Other Survivors of Murdered Victims Outreach.

Just in time for National Pet Day on April 11th, we’re highlighting some fabulous felines and incredible canines all ...

The fire at a Long Island animal sanctuary that killed its owner and at least 100 cats has been deemed not suspicious, ...

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On Wednesday afternoon, volunteers continued the work that the cat sanctuary owner started -- coming together to rescue the ...

Cat advocates in Floral Park raised concerns about a village law banning feeding feral cats at the Floral Park Board of Trustees meeting on Tuesday, April 1.

A fire burned down a Long Island cat shelter, killing its founder, who lived there, and at least 59 of the felines he rescued, ...