Myron's cupcakes earn $2553 for RSPCA Cupcake Day
Once again, Myron Wood has done a great effort for the annual RSPCA CupCake Day.
Myron was adopted by Raqual Wood, who thought she thought Myron was crossed eyed. What she was to learn was that Myron was in fact blind, had allergies and was epileptic.
Once again, Myron Wood has done a great effort for the annual RSPCA CupCake Day.
Myron was adopted by Raqual Wood, who thought she thought Myron was crossed eyed. What she was to learn was that Myron was in fact blind, had allergies and was epileptic.
Yet, despite these problems, Myron has helped raise awareness around animals with disabilities can in fact have full, satisfactory lives and has helped raise money for the RSPCA, via their cupcake day.
For those who are interested in reading more about Myron, visit Magic Of Myron and order his book. It is definitely a good read and one I recommend.
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