Barker Dog Foundation

07/04/2026

Let’s me mindful of others as we celebrate our nations 250th. Keep animals indoors to help minimize the sound of fireworks.

🇺🇸 🎆 Happy 4th of July to all dog lovers and their amazing pups! ❤️🐶

We hope your day is filled with fun, laughter, and unforgettable moments with the ones you love. 🎇

As the celebrations begin, remember that fireworks can be frightening for many dogs.

🐾 Keep your pup indoors, make sure they have a secure place to relax, and check that their ID tags and microchip information are up to date.

🏡 A little extra care can make all the difference in helping them feel safe and comfortable.

🇺🇸✨ Wishing you and your best friend a happy, memorable, and safe Independence Day!

07/01/2026

Today is a special day at Barker
Dog Foundation!

July 1, 2001 is the day Ambassador Barker was born. Barker was an amazing dog for sure. There are no words to describe what he meant to all of us and how he impacted so many people in such a profound way. It’s an honor to continue the legacy he started through Ambassador Doc-Barker, Ambassador Kidd-Barker and we are looking forward to continuing on the legacy with Ambassador Jeb-Barker.

Thank you one and all for sharing our journey and supporting the Barker Dog Foundation mission. If you have a Special Story to share about any of the Barker Dogs, please kindly share
Your story here.

If you can make a donation today in Barker’s honor or for a dog of your choosing, it would be greatly appreciated.

The Barker Dog Foundation is committed to enhancing working dog teams through research, education and advocacy. ​ The Barker Dog Foundation will provide an innovative learning platform creating a unique researched-based educational atmosphere to facilitate a strong human canine connection. Our

05/25/2026

Thank you to all the brave men and women who gave up their yesterdays for our tomorrows…head bow in respect 🇺🇸

This Memorial Day, we remember and honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country and the state of Wyoming. They truly embodied what it means to be the Sword and Shield for our state and nation.

While this list represents only a few of Wyoming’s fallen heroes, we remember and honor every service member who gave their life in defense of freedom and the American people. Their courage, sacrifice and legacy will never be forgotten.

Spc. Quentin Romero
A 22-year-old Soldier from Rawlins assigned to the 115th Field Artillery Rear Detachment. Romero was killed Feb. 14, 2025, during a tragic 26-vehicle pileup in the westbound Interstate 80 tunnel near Green River while serving his community and state.

• Capt. Robert Lawrence Lucero
A 34-year-old Soldier from Casper assigned to the 4th Infantry Division Rear Area Operations Center. Lucero became the first overseas combat casualty for the Wyoming Army National Guard during Operation Iraqi Freedom after being killed by an IED near Tikrit, Iraq, on Sept. 25, 2003.

• Capt. Bruce E. Hays
A 42-year-old field artillery officer from Cheyenne assigned to Joint Force Headquarters. Hays became the Wyoming National Guard’s first combat loss during Operation Enduring Freedom after his vehicle was struck by an IED in Gerdia Seria, Afghanistan, on Sept. 17, 2008.

• Chief Warrant Officer 3 Andrew L. McAdams
A 27-year-old Soldier from Cheyenne assigned to Detachment 53, Operational Support Airlift Command. McAdams was killed Jan. 10, 2013, during an aircraft crash in Afghanistan while supporting combat operations.

• Sgt. 1st Class Michael C. Parrott
A Wyoming National Guard Soldier who volunteered to deploy with the Pennsylvania National Guard. Parrott was killed Nov. 10, 2005, by enemy small arms fire in Balad, Iraq.

Today, we honor their legacy and all Wyoming National Guard members who have served in defense of freedom around the world.

Ride and Fly for the Brand!

12/25/2025

Merry Christmas from all of us at Barker Dog Foundation!

12/18/2025

12/18/2025

Happy 8th Birthday to our very own canine ambassador Kidd-Barker!

12/03/2025

Thank you one and all!