Cupcake Her legs were bowed and twisted out because she was born with a handicap. Her back legs were twisted as well, but happily they uncurled.
Cupcake was taken in by Genia Kay Meyer when she was five weeks old. She and her husband, Tim, became her guardians and would bottle-feed her at all hours of the day and night.

Cupcake, on the other hand, has a third carer, albeit this bone isn’t one you’d anticipate.

The dog that belongs to Meyer, Bo, became captivated by Cupcake and started keeping an eye out for her. The two are getting closer and closer to one another, and Bo is now by her side all the time, twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week.

When Cupcake first arrived and began drinking from her bottle, Bo would wipe all of the milk off of her face and prepare her as if she were his baby. He would do this as if she were his child.

Bo was supposed to be Tim’s new livestock dog, but he got motion sickness whenever he rode in the truck. As a result, Tim had to find another dog.

In spite of the fact that Bo is not qualified to play the role of bulldog, he must have determined what it is that he wants to accomplish.

Both Bo and Cupcake get a kick out of playing and snuggling together. Cupcake is up against a formidable adversary in Bo.

Meyer is currently training chaebols in preparation for a procedure, the applicability of which to cupcakes is currently unknown. It is possible that her tendons could benefit from being cut and repaired, but in order to do so in a fashionable manner, her family will need to seek the advice of people they have never met before.

In any event, Bo and Cupcake are making the most of the time they have together, and the people who own Cupcake are doing everything in their power to ensure that she has the highest possible quality of life while she is in their care.