My Nonprofit Reviews

The Goathouse Refuge is a special place. My family will be forever grateful to the Goathouse for rescuing our beloved Yuri from the Harnett county shelter right before he was scheduled for euthanasia. A potential adopter can visit the Goathouse in rural Chatham county, or visit their partner Cat Tales Cat Cafe on Franklin Street in Chapel Hill. With 365 cats adopted in 2020, the Goathouse is a great resource for our community.

The Goathouse Refuge is a special place, some would even say magical, that helped over 180 cats find a loving home in 2018. With the new partnership with Cat Tales Cat Café in Chapel Hill that began in February, 2019 will likely see even more adoptions. Many of these cats would have faced euthanasia, like my cat Yuri (picture attached) who was saved by The Goathouse Refuge right before his time was about to expire at a County shelter. I am sure the joy Yuri has brought to our household is similarly experienced by the many Goathouse Refuge adopters, and this is why I volunteer there. You should plan to visit even if you don’t plan to adopt!