The Goathouse Refuge, a unique 16-acre cat sanctuary located outside of Pittsboro, will be featured on the "Today" show Thursday morning.
According to the Goathouse Refuge website, the segment will air in the second half-hour of the show, but the website also says "Today" airs at 8 a.m. -- it actually starts at 7 a.m. So just to be safe, you might want to record the whole show to make sure you get it.
"Today" airs locally on WNCN (also known as NBC-17).
The Goathouse Refuge gained national attention earlier this year when they were featured in a beautifully written front page story in The New York Times.
The News & Observer wrote about the sanctuary's role in helping local autistic children in May of 2012 and again this January for a story about animal advocates working to reduce euthanasia rates for cats.
If you miss the segment on television, check the "Today" show website for video later Thursday afternoon.
N&O staff photo by Harry Lynch
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