Over 200 cats rescued after last week's Happy Cat Sanctuary fire on Long Island are now up for adoption. They are being ...

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

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

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

Happy Cat Sanctuary in Long Island, N.Y. caught fire, killing over 160 cats and 65-year-old owner Chris Arsenault. As rescuers continue to search the rubble for surviving felines, nearly $1 million ...

Hundreds of cats remain unaccounted for in the deadly fire at Happy Cat Sanctuary on Long Island. The sanctuary's founder Chris Arsenault died trying to put out the fire in his Medford home ...

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

The cause of the fire early Monday at the Dourland Road residence — also home to the Happy Cat Sanctuary — is officially ...

The Suffolk SPCA and other rescue groups were on-site following the Monday fire to help get the remaining cats to safety.

NEW YORK -- More than 180 cats that survived the devastating fire at Happy Cat Sanctuary in Medford, Suffolk County, are now up for adoption. Those who are interested in adopting any of the surviving ...

Lisa Jaeger, heading recovery efforts for the surviving cats, said Chris Arsenault died trying to save the animals at his ...

A fire at a Long Island cat sanctuary claimed the life of its owner and several cats, now members of the community are ...