Girl Scouts of Southeast Florida is adding two new products to its cookie lineup: a vegan, allergy-friendly human treat and a cookie made just for dogs. The council, which serves scouts across Palm Beach, Martin, St. Lucie, Indian River, Okeechobee, and Broward counties, announced it will offer Sparkables and Patch Pals online beginning December 1, 2026, ahead of in-person sales in early 2027.
The announcement came Tuesday, according to WPTV, which reported that Sparkables is a crunchy, oatmeal-style treat that is both vegan and gluten-free, made in a facility free of major food allergens. Patch Pals, meanwhile, is described as a soft-baked, blueberry muffin-flavored cookie made exclusively for dogs, developed in partnership with Bark, a dog-focused company. Girl Scouts of Southeast Florida said it will offer both new additions online beginning December 1, 2026, ahead of in-person sales in early 2027.
Each Patch Pals treat will feature one of four patch designs representing iconic Girl Scout experiences, per the station’s report. Sparkables is described as gluten-free.
Dogs Have Been Part of the Pitch Before
The dog-cookie concept isn’t coming out of nowhere. Girl Scouts previously teamed up with Bark during fall fundraising campaigns to sell dog-themed BarkBoxes containing exclusive toys and treats. Patch Pals is a dog-cookie product developed through that partnership…