She is often accompanied by her educational partner and loyal companion, a handsome paint horse. Appropriately named "Enough Stuff," he has become an essential part of her lectures describing the physical and spiritual role the horse played in the lives of North America's nomadic tribes and their unique horsemanship skills. Enough Stuff displays the unusual array of markings like those of a legendary stallion of Plains Indian folklore and was the sole inspiration for Little Wolf's book entitled, Great Spirit Horse." Ancient words were published, and Little Wolf brought new life to an old legend, celebrity status to her beloved Paint, and notoriety to spotted blue-eyed horses worldwide. The rare beauty of Enough Stuff, in combination with her very sucessful children's book, quickly caught the eye of Breyer Animal Creations. Little Wolf's Paint is now a Breyer collector's model horse - The Great Spirit Horse.

Linda Little Wolf, being of Cherokee and Lakota, Sioux heritage, has become one of the foremost educators and lecturers on Plains Indian history, culture, folklore, art, and horsemanship. A noted motivational speaker, author, inspirational storyteller, equine performer, and founder of Native Visions, she has touched the hearts of audiences of all ages worldwide.
Little Wolf has been a guest or keynote speaker for educational institutions, museums, equine expositions, and cultural events.
Linda's growing recognition has introduced her into the world of television. Recently appearing in a Ford commercial, the road has been paved for national and cable television talk shows.
Little Wolf was an active participant in the Florida Horse and Agriculture Festival. As an essential committee member, she choreographed and performed in the evening shows, lectured, and coordinated the Parades of Breeds, equine performances and the Youth Pavillion.
As a frequent guest on the national radio talk show, The Horse Show with Rick Lamb, Little Wolf has enlightened and entertained listening audiences with the "horse sense" of her Lakota ancestors.