North Beach PAWS Named Nonprofit of the Year by Greater Grays Harbor, Inc.
- North Beach PAWS
- Jun 26
- 2 min read
Updated: Jun 27
HOQUIAM, WASHINGTON — North Beach PAWS is proud to announce it has been named Nonprofit of the Year by the business members of Greater Grays Harbor, Inc. This award is a meaningful recognition of the shelter’s ongoing commitment to animal welfare and the dedicated volunteers who make that work possible every day.
The honor was presented at the Greater Grays Harbor, Inc. Leaders' Banquet on Friday, June 1st where North Beach PAWS President Carol Jamroz and Treasurer Cindy Jamroz accepted the award on behalf of the organization and its community of supporters.
“This recognition belongs to every volunteer, foster family, donor, and adopter who has made our mission a success,” said President Carol Jamroz. “We’re incredibly grateful to be acknowledged by the business community for the impact we make in the lives of local animals and the people who care for them.”
North Beach PAWS, a no-kill shelter serving Grays Harbor County, has been a lifeline for dogs and cats in need—providing medical care, rehabilitation, and loving placements into forever homes. The organization also offers low-cost spay/neuter and vaccination clinics, helping to reduce pet overpopulation and support responsible pet ownership.
For more information about North Beach PAWS or how to get involved, visit www.northbeachpaws.org.
ABOUT NORTH BEACH PAWS
North Beach PAWS (501(c)(3)) is an all-volunteer no-kill animal shelter headquartered in Hoquiam, Grays Harbor County, Washington. Co-founded in 2002 by longtime Ocean Shores resident Lorna Valdez, North Beach PAWS is committed to saving the lives of homeless and unwanted dogs and cats by providing shelter or foster care and seeking permanent loving homes for them. North Beach PAWS promotes the spaying and neutering of dogs and cats in order to reduce over population, is dedicated to educating the community to create responsible pet guardianship and seeks justice for animals that are victims of abuse.
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