About Us
Brian and Mary Merrell
We started LivingCreation in 2011, working out of our garage. By 2015 we had outgrown our garage in Ceres and moved to a property in Modesto. We had the shop in the back and renovated the small house in front. When we moved in, there was no electricity, bathroom or kitchen. The dogs kept sitting in the car, waiting to go home.
2019 is well underway, and we are looking forward to the new year and hope to have some new designs this year.
Thank you all for your business!
Everette Merrell
Everette working the Succulent Extravaganza in 2017. He is our builder, designer and delivery boy!
Frog
Organizations we support
New owl shape.
Our hearts come in three sizes, 7", 13" and 17"
We support these organizations:
Wounded Warrior Project
Stanislaus Wildlife Care Center
Catnetwork of Stanislaus
Modesto Gospel Mission
We also foster kittens who have been thrown away by mean people. Below please meet our current fosters.
Our Pets
Benji
In 2017, five kittens were dropped off in front of the office where I work. Benji didn't find a forever home, so he has a home with us. He's super put out by the new foster kittens we have with us. What a bugger!
Jon Snow and Daisy Duke
Jon Snow and Daisy are two kitties that were fixed through feral cat spay and neuter programs. Jon Snow through the Stanislaus Animal Shelter and Daisy through the Catnetwork of Stanislaus. They now make their home with us.
Penny, Benji's sister
Penny was one of the five kittens dropped of in 2017. She didn't find a forever home either, so now her home is with us too.
She is a super nice kitty.
Our kitty Squirt
One of the many kittens dropped off in our Ceres Neighborhood. Brian named him.
Our diva Sugar
Sugar was a feral kitten I caught in our yard. She's our beautiful and temperamental girl.
Ollie
The last of the kittens I took in last year. He is now part of the family.
Charlie
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The Garden
Morning Glory
My favorite flower, the morning glory.
The different colors of morning glories
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Japanese morning glory
Orbea Varigate
A very interesting flower from a succulent. It has a slight odor of dead things.
Also called Toad Cactus or Starfish Plant
A friend gave me this plant. I didn't know what it was called. The only way I found it was by googling "succulent with flower like a Toad Lily." And there it was.
The Aloe Circle
