While they raise the $18,000 for irrigation, the mercury is rising, so the volunteers are banding together to clean up the pens and feed the animals.

Founded by Tristyn Hay, the sanctuary began with just a couple of goats and has since grown to include llamas, emus, chickens, cows, and more.

Volunteers came from as far away as Delaware and New York to help evacuate animals in peril from the Jones Road Wildfire in ...

The nonprofit, Happy Cat Inc., is asking for a judge to order Kristen Arsenault, 38, of Port Washington, to turn over any ...

Kerry the gentle mutt mix is one of Happy Doggo's many success stories. Discovered on the streets by Harbison, this precious ...

A dog that was found in Cynthiana is recovering after he was paralyzed in his back legs from being shot in the spine, Happy ...

It's been nearly a year since a former University of Alabama football player found himself facing animal neglect charges after two dogs were found starving in crates on his property, ...

In 2022, Cowgill founded FurryTail Endings, a donation-funded non-profit animal rescue and networking group based in L.A., ...

The discovery of Kiwi the kitten brought an end to a missing cat mystery that had gone an astonishing 18 months unsolved.

Kristen Arsenault's statement came two weeks after her father died while trying to save the cats in his care during the fire ...

The fire at Long Island’s Happy Cat Sanctuary that killed owner Chris Arsenault and over 160 animals has been deemed not ...