Animal Resources
Sumner County Animal Web Site
Darrel Johnston, a volunteer for various animal shelters and groups in Sumner County, has just started a new web site. Darrel writes, "The site is a public information resource for animal organizations and events in Sumner County, and I believe it will benefit both the county and the animal groups."
www.SumnerCountyAnimals.com\
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All Paws Wildlife Renewal
Affordable Wildlife
Services, LLC
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In the event you have a swarm of bees around your house, you might want to call a beekeeper. Garrett Cook
has been a beekeeper here in Portland for about five years. He also catches bee
swarms and does beehive removals from any type structure. His information is: Kenneth Bennett at 615-969-7063 or e-mail kb4bama@comcast.net. Mr. Bennett is a professional beekeeper. Mr. Bennett sometimes is able to come to your home and trap the bees, removing them safely to both you and the bees.
There is now a third beekeeper in Portland, Frank Hughes. His home number is (615) 325-6570 and his cell number is (615) 519-0619. ****************************** Please note that killing honeybees is needless and irresponsible. Each year, in the United States, honeybees are becoming more and more scarce. Professional beekeepers spend countless hours and a lot of money keeping them alive to pollinate our food crops. By the way, in case you are worried, there are no killer bees in Tennessee. It is unclear if they will ever travel this far north.
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