Girl Scouts® Introduces Girl Scouts Dog Treats

Just announced today, GSUSA has teamed up with Tuffy’s Pet Foods, Inc to bring dogs everywhere a special chewy treat.

Girl Scouts have a long history of learning about, caring for, and supporting animals. A Girl Scout’s love for animals run deep.  Has your troop worked on an animal related service project?  Share your troop’s project in the comments below.  Girl Scouts also know a thing or two about tasty treats!  What’s your favorite type of Girl Scout Cookie?  So it only seems nature that Girl Scouts would want to have a special treat just for dogs.

Who’s guilty of buying a box of Peanut Butter Sandwiches (Do-si-dos) just for their dog?

This new pet treat line includes soft and chewy treats available in three delicious flavors; bacon, chicken, and lamb.  Tuffy’s describes them as “DELICIOUS TRAINING TREATS: Tender, low calorie, mini dog treats.”

These Girl Scout dog treats are made with healthy and wholesome ingredients.

• No Dye
• No Artificial Flavors
• No Meat By-Products
• No Corn
• No Wheat
• No Soy

They are available in 5oz and 12oz bags, are made in the USA,  and can be purchased through Amazon Prime!

Made with pork as the #1 ingredient, these treats also contain sweet potato, whole grain sorghum, and dried bananas as a healthy source of fiber & antioxidants.

Made with chicken as the #1 ingredient, these treats also contain sweet potato, whole grain sorghum, and dried bananas as a healthy source of fiber & antioxidants.

Made with lamb as the #1 ingredient, these treats also contain sweet potato, whole grain sorghum, and dried bananas as a healthy source of fiber & antioxidants.

The best part about these dog treats … they support Girl Scouts of the United States!

Tuffy’s Pet Food, Inc is a family owned corporation located in Perham, Minnesota and has been producing healthy pet foods since 1964. How did they come up with the name Tuffy’s? It’s the cutest story! When the founder, Darrell Nelson was a young boy he fell from a tree. Most kids would have needed to see a doctor after such a fall, but not Darrell. He brushed himself off and kept playing earning himself the nickname “Tuffy.” So in 1964 when Darrell and his son Kenny started the pet food company; Tuffy’s was the clear choice for a business name.