adoption

There are nearly 50 children ready for adoption here in Louisiana, so we hope that we can help speed up their wait time by sharing a little bit about each of them.

These dogs are in desperate need of a loving home, as Friday is their final chance at finding one.

Before you think it really weird, the spider, commonly known as the Kidney Garden Spider, looks a LOT like Pringle's mascot.

Since Suzie's elderly owner passed away and other family members are unable to care for her, rescue groups are trying to home her in a suitable place.

One Florida woman went through her younger years without being adopted. It was when she turned 19-years-old that her long-time case worker and motherly figure decided it was time they officially became family, as they had been all along.

The shelter is dealing with their health issues then they will work with rescue groups to get the dogs ready for adoption.

Carter knows exactly what it’s like to be in their shoes as he went into foster care when he was 12-years-old and he was separated from his siblings for years.

"I would just like to have a family to call mom and dad, or just mom, or just dad,".

They didn’t have to worry about being split up from each other because they were all adopted by the same parents.

5 year old Michael Clark Jr. was surrounded by the love of his entire class.

It took 70 years, but one Lafayette mother and daughter have finally met for the first time, and it will melt your heart.

Watch as this little girl finds out on her birthday that she is being adopted.

The film follows Metairie native and current LSU law student David Scotton during his first meeting his birth parents.

It doesn't get any better than this. Watch as a young girl finds out that she has been adopted.

Puppies over bouquets any day.

About 20 children in the foster care system attended a pizza party yesterday sponsored by Buck and Johnny's Pizzeria in Breaux Bridge. The kids were asked to use art and poetry to express what being adopted would mean to them. Lavontray, an 8th grader who's been in the system for 5 years now, put his feelings into song and I'm now a teary mess.

State Senator Fred Mills and Public Service Commissioner Scott Angelle stayed ‘up in the air’ on Friday to raise money for Louisiana's Family Forum's Adoption campaign and surpassed their goal of $10,000. The two men were perched in what was, basically, a "cherry-picker" next to a billboard on Kaliste Saloom Road in Lafayette from 5am until almost 8pm, when severe weather forced them to