Crochet Cottage Creations

07/24/2026

🐶🔥 Hot Asphalt Awareness: Protect Your Pup’s Paws!

As temperatures rise, remember that asphalt heats up much faster than the air around us.
When it’s 86°F outside, pavement can reach 135°F or more — hot enough to cause serious burns in under a minute.

💡 Use the 7-Second Rule:
Press the back of your hand against the pavement for 7 seconds.
If it’s too hot for you, it’s too hot for your dog’s paws!

🚶‍♀️ Tips for Safe Summer Walks:

Walk early or late when surfaces are cooler.

Stick to grass or shaded paths.

Use protective booties if you must walk on asphalt.

Check paws regularly for redness or blisters.

Let’s keep our furry friends safe and comfortable this summer! ❤️🐾

07/24/2026

Save this post and share it. Lets not have any accidental animal deaths this summer.

🐶☀️ Car Temperature Dog Safety Alert!
We understand the urge to take your dog everywhere; however, during high temperatures, the inside of your vehicle can reach dangerous levels without air conditioning. Even a few minutes can be life-threatening.

💡 Did you know?
When it’s 85°F outside, your car can hit 100°F in just 7 minutes — even with the windows cracked!

🚗💨 This summer, keep your pets safe:

Leave them at home when running errands

Plan walks early or late in the day

Always carry water for outdoor trips

❤️ Mollet Pet Hospital & Urgent Care — Keeping Pets Healthy Longer 🐾
📍 Proudly serving Edmond & Oklahoma City

07/24/2026

🐾 Join Our Caring Team at Mollet Pet Hospital & Urgent Care!
We’re looking for a Veterinary Assistant and a Receptionist who share our passion for keeping pets healthy longer. If you love helping animals and want to work with a compassionate, experienced team led by Dr. Tyler, we’d love to meet you!

📩 Send your resume to [email protected]
📱 Or text 405‑463‑0600 to apply today.

Let’s make a difference together — one wagging tail and purring friend at a time! 💙🧡

07/09/2026

🐾 Did I do that? 🐾
This golden retriever might look innocent… but the dog bed tells another story! 😂

👉 Caption this scene in one sentence.

Go! ⬇️

06/22/2026

Gladiator Sandles

02/13/2026

HOTH,, Heathered Fall Hat.

12/15/2025

Portland Style Ice Blue slouch beanie.

12/08/2025

Slouch beanie. Color: Lakeside.

12/05/2025

Brimless beanie. Color:River Rock.

12/03/2025

From 1900 to the 1920s, knitting was part of daily life — taught in schools, community halls, and homes.
When WWI began in 1914, the Red Cross launched nationwide knitting drives.
Women produced over 15 million pairs of socks and countless sweaters, balaclavas, and blankets for soldiers in freezing trenches.

In military hospitals, injured soldiers were encouraged to knit as a form of therapy.
It kept their hands busy, calmed their minds, and gave them a way to help others.

Knitting wasn’t a pastime — it was service, solidarity, and survival.

Today, sweaters roll out of machines in minutes.
But a century ago, warmth came from someone’s hands.

Every stitch carried a story.
Do we still remember that?