At BARK, we know being outdoors with your pup is truly magical. The smells and sights enrich each and every dog. For more reasons than we can list, we know how important it is to save our parks, and are happy to be an official give back partner of the National Park Foundation. They will receive a royalty from each sale that will go towards the preservation of the great beauty of our national parks!
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BarkBox Theme Reveal: National Park Foundation
Headbanging Hank
Did Chew Know? The pileated woodpecker’s tongue wraps around its brain! It’s kinda what your dog does when they lick up your nose.
Add this Extra Toy to your monthly box via your account dashboard—that makes three toys, two bags of treats, and a drool-worthy chew.
Park Buddy Hat
Pup Dress-Up! Strap this hat over your dog’s noggin and take a picture! Share it with #barkboxday to let the world know your Park Buddy is reporting for cutie.
Bucktooth Chuck
Did Chew Know? The reason beavers have orange teeth is because of the high iron content in their tooth enamel. (The reason your dog has orange teeth: they got into the chips again.)
Gilda The Gila Monster
Did Chew Know? Gila monsters are easily identified by the characteristic black and orange pattern on their scales… or as dog people call it, “A really nice brindle.”
Get this toy in the Double Deluxe box—upgrade your account to add two additional toys, two bags of treats, and an extra chew this month!
Izzy The Grizzly & Sal
Did Chew Know? Grizzly Bears are surprisingly fast—they can run up to 40 mph! (Also known as your pup’s dog-bed-to-door speed the second you get home.)
Get this toy in the Double Deluxe box—upgrade your account to add two additional toys, two bags of treats, and an extra chew this month!
BarkBox National Park Foundation Toy Size Chart
Super Chewer Theme Reveal: National Parks Foundation
Parks Tuffel Bag
Whether you’re enjoying the outdoors for an afternoon, or embarking on a multi-day backpacking trip, responsible recreation starts with a plan! Visit nps.gov to learn how to prepare for your perfect wild time outside.
Your dog can fetch this tuffel bag to their heart’s content! Its durable nylon fabric exterior and reinforced seams hide a super squeaky core.
Add this Extra Toy to your monthly box via your account dashboard—that makes three toys, two bags of treats, and a drool-worthy chew.
High Sierra Sequoia Cone
In addition to several of our National Parks and Forests, you can find the mighty sequoia—the world’s largest tree—represented on the Park Foundation’s logo, and their cones adorning park rangers’ hats!
Stuff this natural rubber pinecone with treats or kibble and give it a toss!
Rock Creek Eagle
This eagle was named for Rock Creek Park in Washington D.C. Established in 1890, it’s the oldest natural urban park in the National Park System, coming just after Yellowstone and the same year as Sequoia! Tear away this bird of play’s fabric exterior to reveal a tough rubber core that’s perfect for peanut butter.
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Teton Quaking Aspen Ball
This toy was inspired by a quaking aspen tree called Pando, The Trembling Giant. That dramatic nickname comes from the unique sound the wind makes when it rushes through Pando’s leaves.
This rubber ball floats in water and features a loop to attach a carabiner and carry along on hikes or walks (not for tugging!).
Blue Ridge Puzzle Stick
The majestic Blue Ridge mountains contain two national parks (Shenandoah and Great Smoky Mountains), eight national forests, and The Blue Ridge Parkway, not to mention a major portion of the famous Appalachian Trail!
This natural rubber puzzle stick keeps the adventure going with a treat-dispensing core and grooves for spreading peanut butter.
Super Chewer National Park Foundation Toy Size Chart
