Little Cherokee Animals & Miniature Equine Therapy

Little Cherokee Animals & Miniature Equine Therapy Ranchette specializing in mini equine therapy
Family owned & operated since 2012
One of Tahlequah’s hidden gems Thanks for your support!

Our Story

About 8 years ago, we moved from town and bought a five acre ranch at the edge of Tahlequah, right down the road in front of the Church of the Nazarene that’s in Tahlequah. After seeing how the horses have helped my grandpa and I, we decided to officially become a miniature equine therapy organization. We are family owned and operated with a team of 11 family members. We now have 16 min

is but not all of them are used for outings. Normally, we bring two or three depending on who can come and help. After a few years of having a big, old and ugly trailer meant for Thoroughbred horses, we got a black and white miniature horse trailer. A few years later, my uncle, who does wraps for vehicles and RVs among other things, came over and decided to spruce up our new trailer so it wouldn’t look so plain and boring. That’s how it came to have a trio of red, black and white horses on the front where the hookup is and the back as well with our name, Little Cherokee Horses and Miniature Equine Therapy. There are also some line designs in our colors in various places on the trailer. Despite what you might think, the ramp and door for loading and unloading the horses are on the side, instead of at the back. It also has three windows so the horses can look outside and they can come up so that they can stick their heads out when it’s parked and they are awaiting to be led out. We bring our horses to nursing homes, shut ins and mental health awareness events in and around Tahlequah as our free community outreach. If you would like to come out and witness the healing and calmness these wonderful horses emit or want us to bring a couple of them to one of the above locations, please contact us through the send message button at the top of our page.

09/05/2026
09/03/2026

Chickens eating Cajun fries, black beans, chickpeas and white rice.

08/24/2026

I came across a project I did 8 years ago that I’ve forgotten about. Should I do these again? Let me know in the comments!

May need to get the goats a trampoline…😂
08/23/2026

May need to get the goats a trampoline…😂

A neighborhood disagreement in Broken Arrow reportedly escalated after a resident discovered the same goat in her backyard for the third time this week.

The problem apparently isn’t just that the goat keeps getting loose.

According to the homeowner, it has developed a very specific interest in the family’s trampoline.

She says she has repeatedly walked outside to find the goat standing—or occasionally bouncing—on it while another goat watches from the other side of the fence.

The owner has reportedly apologized and promised to reinforce the fence.

The homeowner says she’s willing to forgive everything except “whatever he did to the trampoline.”

Address

20392 E 756 Road
Tahlequah, OK
74464

Opening Hours

Monday 4pm - 8pm
Tuesday 4pm - 8pm
Wednesday 4pm - 8pm
Thursday 4pm - 8pm
Friday 4pm - 8pm
Saturday 8am - 8pm
Sunday 8am - 8pm

Telephone

+19183162599

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