Roger Hart brings an interesting background to the Pasco County bee-rescue roster: he is a Dade City veterinarian who volunteers as a bee rescuer, listed on the April 2026 statewide roster for the Dade City area. For homeowners around Dade City and eastern Pasco, that means a nearby contact for getting honey bees moved out alive when a swarm or colony turns up.
As a volunteer rescuer, the focus is live removal and relocation rather than extermination. If you have found a swarm hanging in a tree or clustered on a structure, this is a local name to try. Being that his day job is running a veterinary practice, the best approach is to call, describe your situation and location clearly, and understand that availability works around his professional schedule.
The listing is centered on the Dade City area of Pasco County, so homeowners in that part of the county are the natural fit. Spring is the peak stretch for swarm activity, and reaching out early with a description of where the bees are, and a photo if you can safely take one, helps him decide what is involved. Each beekeeper sets their own terms, so confirm the details of a visit when you speak with him. For a live-removal contact rooted in the Dade City community, Roger Hart is a good local option.