Humorous Animal Incidents: What’s Happening In Oklahoma Towns?

Recently, social media influencer Katie Van Slyke started sharing a weekly series called "Problematic Horse of the Week," poking fun at the animals who've caused the most trouble on her farm for the previous week. And the idea came to me - which towns in Oklahoma had their own problems for 2025?

Between animals running loose, hilarious outbursts, and some of the most random moments, it's not hard to decide which towns made this year an interesting one.

Here's our list of Oklahoma's Most "Problematic" Towns of 2025.

Tulsa - Town With The Most Loose Animal Incidents

Between the kangaroos this year, wandering pigs, and numerous dogs that they see running around as strays all year long, Tulsa takes the cake for craziest loose animal incidents of 2025.

Oklahoma City - City with the most social media influencers in 2025

Of course, it makes sense that the city with the most people in the state would have the most social media presence. So far, top creators on TikTok from Oklahoma City are:

Elie just recently won TikTok's Live Creator of the Year Award and there are still over 20 other influencers in Oklahoma City alone.

@tiktok Felicitaciones to our TikTok Live Creator of the Year, @ELizabeth Esparza ♬ original sound - TikTok

Stillwater, Oklahoma - Town with the largest concert in Oklahoma in 2025 & in history

This year, we saw one of the largest concerts in Oklahoma history go down at Oklahoma State University in Stillwater. We can easily say that this concert was also one of the only ones known to have "broken" the website when so many people hopped on to buy tickets all at one time.

@ga11y_girl Core memory created. @Turnpike Troubadours #boysfromoklahoma ♬ original sound - ga11y_girl

The "Boys From Oklahoma" featuring Cross Canadian Ragweed started as just a one-night only experience, but quickly escalated into a full-fledged tour. This was also one of the only times we've ever seen a band come back from a ten year hiatus and welcomed with so many people.

We're still searching for more problematic towns in Oklahoma for this year. Tell us your problematic town through our app.