K9 Bailey Blue

03/24/2026

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

03/24/2026

When a child is abducted, every second matters.

The Oklahoma Highway Patrol has a unit of dedicated troopers called the Child Abduction Response Team, known as CART. This team is responsible for locating abducted children and assisting other agencies when help is needed most.

CART is not just one unit comprised of troopers. It is a preplanned network of trained professionals from multiple local, state, and federal agencies and disciplines who can be activated immediately when a child abduction is reported.

This team was developed in 2021 to ensure a highly trained, coordinated response when a child is in danger. The faster and more coordinated the response, the better the chances of safely bringing that child home.

Since its inception, the CART team has recovered more than 200 abducted children across Oklahoma.

When activated, CART brings structure and speed to what could otherwise be a chaotic situation.

They respond rapidly, often deploying within minutes to support the agency handling the case.

They coordinate investigations by organizing leads and tips, guiding evidence collection, developing interview strategies, and assisting in suspect tracking.

They plan and execute large scale search operations using ground teams, K9 units, drones, and aviation resources.

They also coordinate public communications and support alerts like Amber Alerts to quickly share critical information with the public.
When the unthinkable happens, CART stands ready with one mission: to find the child and bring them home safely.

03/23/2026

🚨 MISSING PERSON – PLEASE SHARE 🚨

76-year-old James Farley was last seen leaving his home in Fletcher around 7:45 a.m. Sunday morning.

He is believed to be driving a white 2008 Ford F-150 with Oklahoma license plate BTT-639.

James was last seen wearing a starched shirt and starched jeans.

If you have any information regarding Mr. Farley’s whereabouts, please contact law enforcement or tribal authorities immediately by calling 911.

📢 Please share to help bring him home safely.

03/23/2026

Ahrko has started his training for single purpose detection.
He will also my demo dog for my
working K9 fitness seminars.

03/21/2026

Weigh in day. Bailey is about 4lbs over working weight. Those winter snuggles caught up with him 😂.
On the other hand, Ahrko needs some extra weight. Id like to see him around 50lbs per his structure.
Ahrko will be getting his full evaluation today so I can build his customize Canine Fitness Regiment.

03/20/2026

📢 House Bills 5419 and 4179 have now been combined into Senate Bill 200 (SB 200). This legislation aims to strengthen protections for working K9s by increasing penalties for individuals who intentionally harm them while they are performing their duties.

🐾 SB 200 supports law enforcement and public safety K9s by recognizing the critical role they play and ensuring that harming a working K9 carries serious consequences. These dogs serve the public, help save lives, and deserve strong legal protection.

📱 Protect our working K9s. Support SB 200 by contacting you Delegates and Senators.

03/20/2026

🥰Our friends at The Bearded Jeweler have created a special collection in honor of Gabby.

💜The layered mountain necklace was Gabby’s favorite, and she was wearing it when she took her last breath. The newly designed “Gabby’s Tattoo” necklace is a meaningful tribute created to celebrate her spirit and legacy.

🥹We are deeply grateful for their support and generosity.

🥳Thirty five percent of the purchase of each piece will be donated directly to the Gabby Petito Foundation to help continue Gabby’s legacy and support our mission of making the world a safer place for everyone.

Shop here if you'd like one!!! 👇🏼
https://www.thebeardedjeweler.com/collections/gabby-petito-foundation-collection

03/20/2026

We were proud to celebrate the groundbreaking of a state-of-the-art facility that will serve as the new headquarters for the Chickasaw Lighthorse Police Department. The building will be located directly south of the current headquarters in Ada, Oklahoma. It will be a 72,000-square-foot structure that will consolidate all Chickasaw Nation Office of Tribal Law Enforcement services and personnel under one roof.

Since its reestablishment in 2004, the Chickasaw Lighthorse Police Department has steadily expanded to now employ more than 200 personnel, including more than 160 full-time sworn officers. The department brings together four divisions and five specialized teams to better serve the public and meet the diverse public safety needs of the Chickasaw Nation.

We look forward to the new headquarters, and we are excited about the opportunities it will offer the Chickasaw Lighthorse Police Department.

03/20/2026

Tragic news this morning.
Our thoughts and prayers go out to the families and department.

03/18/2026

Welcome to the 4B Familia, Ahrko. 💙
With some dedication one day soon we'll be able to say K9 Ahrko.

03/04/2026

***UPDATE 3/4/26: Thanks for your help, we have safely located the juvenile.***

🚨 ATTENTION OKC: LOCATE JUVENILE 🚨

We are requesting information regarding the whereabouts of 11-year-old Haevyn Lachele Neal, who left her residence during the early morning hours on March 1st.

Neal was last seen wearing....a green Spider-Man hoodie, white jacket, grey sweatpants, and green Crocs.

If you have any information please contact 911 immediately.

02/01/2026