Carole Whittington

10/11/2026

Come take a look at our jewelry shop!

We have a lot of beautiful, unique handmade pieces for women, men, teenagers, children—and even our furry friends!
We love making jewelry that is a little different, and we also do custom work. If you have an idea in mind, ask us! We may be able to create something special just for you. There’s always something new to see, so stop by and take a look!
Carole’s Jewelry on Etsy
Thank you for supporting our small handmade business!

Our etsy store link is carolesjewelry.etsy.com
Our new page is www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61594475653881

Welcome to Creations by Carole & Kim! We are a mother and daughter team who love creating beautiful and unique jewelry.

We hope you enjoy viewing these pieces as much as we do creating them.

10/09/2026

Come take a look at our jewelry shop!

We have lots of beautiful, unique handmade pieces for women, men, teenagers, children—and even our furry friends!

We love making jewelry that is a little different, and we also do custom work. If you have an idea in mind, ask us! We may be able to create something special just for you.
There’s always something new to see, so stop by and take a look!

Carole’s Jewelry on Etsy carolesjewelry.etsy.com

And as always thank you for supporting our small handmade business!

01/01/2026

Do you know how puppy mills started?

After World War II, farms across the Midwest experienced widespread crop failures. The USDA promoted purebred puppies as a fool-proof 'cash crop' for these farmers, even offering seminars about how to transition their farms. Existing barns, sheds, chicken coops and rabbit hutches were re-purposed for the breeding of dogs. Pet stores began cropping up in cities across the country to meet the demand for puppies. Puppy brokers went into business to transport dogs from the breeding farms to the pet stores. This cycle of puppy mill -> puppy broker -> pet store -> buyer -- continues today (in addition we now have puppy mill -> internet sales).

Unfortunately, nothing much has changed. Those same converted farms still exist today, passed down for generations. The dogs suffer, everyone makes money and the public is unaware of how the pet store parent dogs live (and die). This is why it's important to educate people and to END puppy mills! Please share.