Oklahoma State Agricultural Services provides regulatory guidance on the appropriate disposal.  The official guidance may be found at:  www.oda.state.ok.us/aems/carcass%20disposal%20options.pdf 

Equine Crematory Services

Precious Pets Cemetary and Crematory

5520 N. Spencer Road

Spencer, OK 73084

(405) 771-5510

ANIMAL DISPOSAL SERVICES:  The following organizations are specifically mentioned in several organizational sites.  Your local veterinarian who performs the euthanasia will be a source for local services.

M & M Animal Disposal

23119 Oakview

Tecumseh OK 74873

(405) 639-0510

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Waste Management accepts equine carcasses at some, but not all locations.  To find out if your local Waste Management location will take horse carcasses, please contact them at (800)-963-4776

Darlington International, Inc.

915 N. 5th Street

PO Box 86

Collinsville, OK 74021

(918) 371-2528

Valley Proteins

1208 S. Calumet Road

Calumet, OK 73014

(405) 262-2923

If you have land to bury your equine, there are a couple of options for you.

Getting a backhoe to dig is the greatest challenge for most.  The Rural Cooperatives will often come dig the hole since they have the equipment for a fee.  Normally $150

Another option is to contact your County Commissioner.  Some Counties in Oklahoma will come dig the grave for your equine at no charge.

COMPOSTING:   Composting your horse is a very viable free option and legal in most states.  Check your state laws!  Oklahoma State University has put out a real handy document showing how the best way to compost your equine.  http://oces.okstate.edu/harper/ANSI-8220compost%20-1.pdf