Chapter 01
A grandmother and her dog
Glenda's grandmother lived with Alzheimer's for six years and never once forgot her dog. That stuck.
Our story
How we got here
The people, the place and the promise behind every day of care.
Our story
How a farm became a home
Chapter 02
An old farm on Pawpaw Lane
In 2011 Glenda bought eight acres south of Tahlequah with a red barn, two peach trees and a pawpaw patch nobody had picked in years.
Chapter 03
Thirty residents and their animals
The house opened in 2012 with fourteen residents, one dog and six hens. It has grown slowly, one household and a few animals at a time.
Chapter 04
Still a farm
Every morning someone gathers eggs, someone feeds the goat and someone gets a dog's head on their knee. That's still the point.
- 30residents in two households
- 17animals who live on the place
- 8fenced acres
- 2012the year Biscuit's grandmother moved in
Ratings & recognition · sample
- Readers’ Choice · Best Memory Care
- Chamber of Commerce · Small Business of the Year
- Regional Medical Center · Preferred Partner
- Statewide Aging Network · Innovation Award
- Therapy Dog Alliance · Partner Site
- Area Agency on Aging · Community Partner
Biscuit is waiting by the gate.
Call or text Glenda to set a time. Wear shoes you don't mind getting a little muddy.