Happy Cat Sanctuary rescue efforts after deadly Medford fire to take up to 2 weeks, volunteers say
Rescue volunteers say it will take at least two weeks to capture and move about 200 cats from the site of the Happy Cat Sanctuary that burned down in Medford, as well as from the surrounding neighborhood.
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Veterinarians treating 100+ cats injured, displaced by fire at animal sanctuary on Long IslandOn Wednesday afternoon, volunteers continued the work that the cat sanctuary owner started -- coming together to rescue the ...
A man and “numerous” cats were killed Monday morning in a fire at a Long Island animal sanctuary. The fire occurred around 7 ...
The driver killed Thursday afternoon in a collision with a Medford fire truck has been identified by the Suffolk County ...
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Long Island Animal Rescuer Tragically Passes While Saving Hundreds of Shelter Cats From Burning BuildingThe Happy Cat Sanctuary is dedicated to protecting cats from “abuse, hoarding, and neglect.” According to the sanctuary ...
The blaze at the Happy Cat Sanctuary, located on Dourland Road, broke out at around 7:15 AM local time. ABC7 Eyewitness News ...
One day after the founder of a Suffolk County cat sanctuary and as many as 100 cats in his care died in a raging Medford ...
Fire crews responded to a home on Long Island early Monday morning for a roaring fire that appeared to consume the entire ...
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