An animal sanctuary owner and roughly 100 cats have died in a fire on Long Island, according to officials. The flames broke out at approximately 7:15 a.m. on Monday at Happy Cat Sanctuary in ...

Locals identified Arsenault as the founder of the sanctuary. Suffolk County police officials confirmed over 100 cats were present during the fire, some of which died and some survived.

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Get all the news you need in your inbox each morning. "In excess of 100 deceased and living cats were found," William Doherty, police chief of detectives told reporters during a press conference ...

Of the 300 cats inside at the time of the fire, at least 100 were killed, police told ABC 7. Nobody else was injured in the blaze. Arsenault's official cause and manner of death will be determined by ...

One person was killed and up to 100 cats are feared dead following an early morning fire that tore through an animal sanctuary on Long Island. Firefighters in Medford responded to a residence near ...

Cats, sanctuary founder killed: File photo. The owner of a cat sanctuary and approximately 100 felines died after ... GoFundMe (@gofundme) April 1, 2025 Approximately 150 cats are believed to ...

Arsenault, 65, started the Happy Cat nonprofit following the death of his son in a 2006 motorcycle crash. But he went on to grow the modest sanctuary into a $1.6-million-a-year nonprofit ...

The Brookhaven Town fire marshal Thursday ruled out a suspicious cause for the Medford house fire that killed more than 100 cats and the man who had dedicated his life to saving them. The cause ...

Volunteers showed up at the Weber County Animal Service shelter on Friday to bathe, deworm and treat over 100 animals rescued ...