From multiple friends on FB - and someone needs to get in there and take care of those animals properly.
posted 6/22/19: "So disappointing and disturbing. Rick and I went to Beverly Animal Shelter today in Waterloo. A large Confederate flag hung on the front porch of the house at the shelter's entrance. I learned after walking around the shelter that the house is part of the property. Inside the main building, there were "Crooked Hillary" and other anti-Democrat stickers posted. I was appalled. I can't believe an animal shelter would rub potential adoptees' noses in their politics. On the other hand, at least I know where they stand. Btw, the dogs were adorable ... but 2 cats bit and scratched me. I think they knew I hate Trump.
Needless to say, while I love animal shelters, I won't be adopting a pet from that particular shelter. The Finger Lakes has several options where nary a Confederate flag or anti-Hillary sticker is evident. When the time comes, that is where I'll be headed"
keep reading: from another respondent: " I have had other issues with Beverly....I don't support them. Their shelter is dirty and unsanitary. Some of this comes as a result of being a no kill shelter, but it's ill-run and the kudos and accolades for their work is not well deserved."
AND yet another: " I have never been very impressed with that particular animal shelter. They had sick cats walking around the property, last time I was there to see about volunteering. So afraid I would catch something, so I backed out of it!"
wonder if this post will make any difference: "Though it won't change anything, I suggest that you give them some feedback on how putting their political views out there potentially hurts their animal's chances for adoption. But do it from a neutral stand point...otherwise there is NO chance the people running the shelter will consider what you have to say. Better still, pretend to be a Trump supporter expressing concern for anomal adoption. Or not, I know you have better things yo do with your time!! Are you seriously thinking of adoption and, if so, what?" read more