The owner began rescuing cats in 2006 after the death of his son. An animal sanctuary owner and roughly 100 cats have died in a fire on Long Island, according to officials. The flames broke out at ...

An owner of a Long Island animal sanctuary and at least 100 of his cats were killed in a suspicious fire Monday morning that police are investigating for arson. Authorities said the blaze started ...

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Neighbors told WCBS 65-year-old Chris Arsenault, who was the founder of Happy Cat Sanctuary in Long Island ... Videos circulating on social media show area animal rescue organizations helping ...

Chris Arsenault, is shown with one of nearly 300 cats he cared for at his Happy Cat Sanctuary in Medford, N.Y., on Tuesday ... Some of the surviving animals suffered burns and smoke inhalation and ...

The Strong Island Animal Rescue League said the home was also the Happy Cat Sanctuary and between 100 and 300 cats were at the scene. Some of the cats had access to the outdoors and made it outside.

MEDFORD, Long Island (WABC) -- The owner of a cat sanctuary and an unknown number ... Members of the animal rescue community were devastated to learn about the fire and Arsenault's death.

Support is flooding in from around the world ... sanctuary one last time, and didn’t come out.” Of the 300 cats inside, around 200 survived, police told ABC 7. Nobody else was injured. The cause of ...

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