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

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

Authorities say a fire burned down a Long Island cat shelter, killing its founder, who lived there, and more than 100 of the felines he rescued.

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

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

NEW YORK -- More than 180 cats that survived the devastating fire at Happy Cat Sanctuary in Medford, Suffolk County, are now ...

Happy Cat Sanctuary in Long Island, N.Y. caught fire, killing over 160 cats and 65-year-old owner Chris Arsenault. As ...

The fire at a Long Island animal sanctuary that killed its owner and at least 100 cats has been deemed not suspicious, authorities said. Arson is not suspected as the cause of the tragic blaze that ...

There were hundreds of cats inside at the time of the fire and officials say the owner went back into the home to rescue the animals.

NEW YORK (AP) – A fire burned down a Long ... authorities said. The fire at the Happy Cat Sanctuary in the hamlet of Medford was reported shortly after 7 a.m. Monday. The cause is under ...

Facebook / Happy Cat Sanctuary But the cause is now officially “undetermined,” which means that the inferno was not deemed suspicious, CBS New York reported. The blaze is believed to have ...

The blaze broke out around 7:15 a.m. at the Happy Cat Sanctuary in Medford, New York. The home served as a safe haven for hundreds of cats. Officials say owner Chris Arsenault, 65, was found on ...