Business

Deeds are compile from data posted on the Shelby County Clerk’s Web site. Property descriptions are based on the best available information provided in the database and may in fact refer to property and thoroughfares no longer formally identified. Financial terms include any value of the property stated on the deed, even if that amount did not change hands.

Feb. 23-March 1

Robert G. and Andrea D. Liberty to John M. and Kirby Chambers Hoetker, 5.0347 acres, Tract 19A, Overbrook Bend, $55.000

Feb. 2-8

Robert J. and Karen Robards to Thomas E. Hughes and Elizabeth E. Coyle, Lot 4, Saddlecreek Farms, $78,000

Jonathan K. and Mallory Harmon to Kury J. Ramos and Maria Guadelupe Garcia, Lot 178, Osprey Cove, Sec. II, $123.600

Betty Ann and Robert G. Hundley to Brian P. and Patricia H. Story, property on U.S. 60 West, $155,000

HUD to Misti Leigh Walker, Lot 96, Rolling Ridge, Phase IIIA, $112,100

Edward J. and Sandra McGill to Adam and Danielle Sears, 5.01 acres, Tract 3B, Paddocks, $294,000

Jan. 7-11

Diana L. and Thomas E. Watts to Jerry M. Watts, Lots 6-18, Block A, Maple Park, $10 and considerations

Marjorie G. and James H. Coleman Jr. to Cherie M. Hinkle, 15.16 acres on Brunerstown Road, $175,000

Michael and Paula J. Whiddon to Michael Dewayne Whiddon and Paula J. Whiddon, Lot 52, Thoroughbred Acres, $119,000

Michael R. Stewart, Chris Lucien Lawson and Renae Lawson to Stewart & Lawson LLC, Lots 27-30, Block B. Bonnie Brae, $1 and considerations

If there is one thing that Shelby Countians know, it’s how to take good care of their horses, dogs, cats and other animals. But what about more the exotic lorikeets, giraffes, lions and pygmy hippos?

Two Shelby County businesses are finding out.

Tapp’s Feed in Shelbyville and Metzger’s Country Store in Simpsonville have found their way inside the zoo and inside all the animal habitats – feeding and providing bedding for everything from brown bears and bongos to warthogs and wolves.