We Made A Life Changing Decision

[@kelliecarson5954]

You guys helped us to decide to be foster parents!

[@catchingupwiththewalkers]

Awesome, thank you for answering the call ❤️

[@pjwood220]

My niece and her husband adopted 3 fosters. A brother and sister was their 2nd addition. Courtney wasn't able to conceive but God blessed them with a premie baby girl 2 years after last adoption and now she is expecting another biological baby in June! God has been blessing this family so much. Please pray for Courtney for her pregnancy has been high risk this time also and there was a close call last month.

[@susanlandon1832]

Any child would be lucky to be in your family no matter how long. Your capacity for love has no bounds and you are raising your children the same. It is touching how much time your kids spend with the foster kids making them part of the family. Congratulations to all of you

[@erikaseeling1768]

Prayers for baby Pharoah Hope your allergies get better soon. Y'all are an amazing family and any foster is in great hands and well loved. God Bless❤❤❤

[@lindacurtis1872]

4 out of my 9 grandchildren are adopted through foster care. You both are doing such a wonderful job with these children

[@resaday7236]

We fostered a brother and sister ages 5 and 6 for a year; then adoptive status for one year…. Then the next year final adoption. We went from 10 years marriage and childless to both starting kindergarten 3 months later. My son had severe burns on his head requiring multiple more surgeries. But they allowed him to stay on state insurance to cover his surgeries.

[@tynaofarrell9241]

I have fostered/adopted…and when my grandson was born, we were too old to foster, but we were able to SELECT our little one’s life parents - and we are now Nana and Papa to his cousins, sister, and a part of their family. WE ARE BLESSED!

[@danhandke5012]

My Aunt and Uncle fostered over 75 children over 25 years. They were not native Americans but was certified by the tribe because in their area there wasn’t enough people to handle the number of people to place the children. BTW they ended up adopting 10 of them🎉

[@barbarafecker]

Thank you for sharing your foster care info with others. It was very informative. Our family had foster children for years. Gary is right on with you need to do it for the right reason because you won't get rich. Children need love, food & a stable home. I personally found the hardest part of fostering was reaching the goal of the child returning to their natural home & my missing the child/children.❤❤❤❤

[@cindiegrimm5983]

Those kids couldn't be in better hands. I had an Aunt and Uncle that fostered many, many years ago. I know they had one child for almost 4 years when it was returned to the biological family. There is heartbreak involved in getting attached to these children and them to you and then being removed. Even though that is the goal, it's not easy. It takes very special people to do what you do. God Bless you and the kids, ALL of them.

[@cherylsmith1561]

My sister and her husband fostered three girls. They had three biological children and an adopted daughter who they adopted because a family did not want her after the adoption. They ended up adopting their three foster girls who are all married now with their own children. It has never been easy, God called them. The girls are beautiful wives and moms now after all they went through bringing them up as children. Blessings to you

[@Cindy27-62]

Daniel 10:12 Then he said to me, “Do not fear, Daniel, for from the first day that you set your heart to understand, and to humble yourself before your God, your words were heard; and I have come because of your words.

[@MrBodyguard380]

My daughter worked for Family Services in Missouri after she graduated college. It lasted about a heartbeat. They were told to do whatever they could to place kids in state custody. The more kids they had in foster care, the more funds they received. They were told to make false hotline calls to get into a home if they didn’t have a valid reason. They were allowed to lie about the parents in their reports and even have the foster parents file fake hotline reports to extend investigations and to coach kids what to say. The more they could get the kids to say against the parents, the better. My daughter was raised better than to do things her supervisor told her to do. If a parent made a caseworker mad, they made it worse on the parents. My daughter couldn’t do it and quit. She went back to college and got her degree in Criminal Justice and became a deputy sheriff, just like her daddy was. You could put a hot branding iron on the bottom of her feet and she wouldn’t lie. I hope the Cherokee Nation system is more honest with their family services.

[@catchingupwiththewalkers]

It’s not ran by the State, it’s better in every area

[@michellenelson6888]

Your comment section has me singing, "Good morning, good morning!!" I'm usually asleep, but the grandkids stayed the night, and the 4 yo sleeps with us, and she can be a kicker, ha ha ha!

[@catchingupwiththewalkers]

Wake up kicks 🤣

[@FluffyFanny142]

I would get so attached to the children and would want to adopt them all.

[@dawnhinrichs3940]

Glad you put this info out. Alot of wonder kids out there that need some stability. Praying for little Pharoah.

[@leann4925]

Little Bear is so lucky to have y'all as foster parents as well as those that I seen you foster. You show them what it is like to live in a normal loving household. To me that is amazing. Enjoyed watching and thank you for what you do. Love y'all

[@cindiallain8542]

It’s so very rewarding. I agree if your called answer the call. I used to train foster parents to become foster care. I always took my foster kids with me because this could be their only chance to do traveling. Our County handles the foster care. A lot of people everywhere say it’s a money maker. I did it for 15 years. I never MADE money. lol I took littles and there was baby food, formula and diapers. Plus clothes. We never came out even lol. But it was all so WORTH it. Thank you for your video. I loved it.

[@lindahipp8329]

Glad that y'all choose to foster. Y'all are an amazing family. The kids that come to your home will have their lives enriched from their experience with you. Prayers for Pharoah and the Brown Family. GOD bless y'all.

[@LLjean-qz7sb]

lindahipp8329.....Saw a short post from The Brown Family and they said that little Pharoah's operation was a complete success and he is on the road to recovery!😊❤ God Bless!

[@lindamaskus5142]

​Thank you for that....been wondering.

[@maryhowardbusdriver289]

While I can't foster I appreciate those who do. I have had some on my school bus . It depends on the kid as to how well they do. The last one had some major problems but I didn't treat him any different, my aid did her best to help him and we didn't have him long before he was moved again. I still pray for him, as I do for all my kids, and hope him the best.

[@susanfrey7065]

Prayer for myself as well of the family and friends of a very good friend Cindy Codent who passed away this afternoon. Her special friend Joe who has been with her for years and spent around 8 hours a day with her as she has been in the hospital and nursing home since before Thanksgiving. Thank you very much.

[@debihalsey2247]

Prayers coming your way. May God bless and help you all through this difficult time. ❤

[@jeannejones8010]

It's a good thing you are informing people because we need some good foster homes who really care for children.

[@laureneberhard9456]

Thank you for taking this life decision to help children who need a loving and secure home for any length of time. God Bless you and your extended family for answering Gods call.

[@lorineschocknmyer9671]

Sounds like people that are called to be foster parents may want to do their due diligence and find a great program to work with like your family has. So often we hear nightmare stories of children that disappear in foster care. I really appreciate that you have a good working relationship with the people you are working with, and they care that the children are a priority and loved when they are placed. God bless you all.

[@countitalljoy2023]

I definitely think this video would be helpful for anyone considering becoming a foster parent ❤

[@catchingupwiththewalkers]

We hope so, there’s so much to consider!

[@retabates3799]

Hey Cassie and Gary, I see how Ranger treats Mazzy and Ransom and it is just like a regular brother and sister. I know because I am the oldest of 7 children and grandmother of 4 and they are all half brother and sister and I have 2 great grand children. You are doing a great job and most important you are teaching them that God comes first in their lives. Love you guys, God bless you and until next time take care

[@karenmiller2642]

I love you guys. I have fostered in the past, but I am 60 yrs old now and raising 2 grandchildren. There are more kids than anyone can imagine that need loving homes. Thank you for all you do, and for bringing attention to the need.

[@eileenslusarczyk1649]

I am a follower of all your videos and really enjoyed your talk with us on foster care. I am 80 years old & want to come live with you 🤣🤣. All kidding aside, I love seeing the love you have for each other & your children. You are a prime example of how a family should enjoy each other. HUGS!!!

[@kathywifall6844]

God bless you for heeding HIS WORD to help other children.

[@elliepedigo3390]

You both are great parents. God has sent you to care for these kids.

[@rosethomas1768]

The system might have a few flaws and we hear about those on the news seldom hear about the wonderful success stories, so thank you for being such a sharing, caring family. My aunt and my parents were foster parents so I am familiar with the red tape involved.

[@jackiewilliamson374]

Y'all are doing a great service taking in children in need. Y'all have a beautiful loving family. ❤️ ❤

[@catchingupwiththewalkers]

Thank you so much 🤗

[@susanwitcher8865]

Thank you for being obedient to God’s call to foster and adopt. Children don’t ask to be born but they deserve the best care. My heart goes out to your whole family. God bless you.

[@BrendaChick]

Welcome to the Howdy God Bless you and your Family and your Fur Babies 🙏💜✌️✝️ Little Bear is such a Lucky Little Man 💜💜💜💜💜💜

[@KATHYBOYD-zv7ow]

BLESSED NO SUCH THING AS LUCK BLESSED. GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS.🙏🙌🙋👏🦋

[@lindamaskus5142]

​, I so agree....I don't believe in luck either.

[@annettewhite7460]

God Bless you Gary and Cassie for Fostering children who need a loving home. You have amazing children in Ranger, Mazzie, and Ransom. Little Bear is very lucky to have you has Foster Parents.

[@lindamaskus5142]

He is blessed to have them. No such thing as luck.

[@Orca2019]

Thank you Cassie and Gary for answering the call to be foster parents. You both have shown the beautiful home and caring that foster children get while in your care. 🤗🤗💞💞💙💙

[@bettyrush3651]

My new grandson is such a blessing. If it wasn’t for adoption we wouldn’t have him 💕🙏 Our blessing was left at the hospital.

[@Fig1942]

I am so proud of your family and feel blessed to be able to share your lives through the Facebook and KZbin!! God bless you and your family!

[@cherylharrison6588]

Thank you Gary and Cassie for sharing your story about Fostering and Adoption. I love hearing how God has worked through your life. I have had the privilege of working in the Foster Care system in Florida. It was hard giving up the children but it was worth it. After my last placement, God led me to Springdale Arkansas. It was while there that God brought two beautiful boys from Russia into my life through adoption. Thank you for sharing your story and encouraging others about Fostering and Adopting. God has really blessed you and your family. Have a good week and May God Continue to Bless Your Family.

[@terryhenderson424]

Things don't seem to work this way any more but I will tell you a funny foster family story worth a Grizwald movie. A young couple in thier 20's formally married thier 2 years with no children of thier own got cleared for thier first foster placement. They left few boundaries on thier forms except a belief that sibling groups should remain together as much as possible. Well ... one dark o'clock of a week night a State trooper rang thier door bell with a couple of kids on thier front porch as a second car rolled up; more kids of course. A sibling group of 6 with assorted blood relations sat in the house with a couple of troopers waiting for an intake type case worker to arrive. The case worker came with some additional forms, quickly walked through the house, like a western movie in which someone is deputized authorized them for emergency in-take - if they would take all 6 right then and there. The kids were all sitting in the house between the living room and kitchen; troopers still in the living room. Long story short, the state was anxious for this couple to keep the kids together in thier home despite scattered toys when they came to visit and the little dramas and incidents that seemed to happen more often when they were on-site or in-home. Again, worth a Grizwald movie at times during which things come out pretty well in the end.

[@Skeeter9644]

Thank you for fostering. God bless you and your family. My brother and his wife did foster care for years in Kansas and adopted 4 children from foster. God Bless all those who do foster care.

[@nancyfaircloth3224]

I wish l could have been strong enough to be a Foster parent. I had done IVF 3 times and wanted children so bad. 2 kids came up for adoption through a friend, and the mother decided to keep them. My heart couldn't go through any more. I bless you both so that you can do this.

[@lauravanwart2664]

Wow that is wonderful because so many children need your care and love.

[@nekranger]

God bless you guys for what you do. I have worked in law enforcement and juvenile corrections for 30 years. There are a lot of kids that need a good parent and home. I can’t do it got burned out over the years. Love you walkers. You are sunshine on a cloudy day. I enjoy being a part of your community and enjoy watching your family.

[@sherrywilliams409]

Gary, there are many Sherry Williams’ as well and many need to work on themselves too. So I get that. What you two have done here is very helpful to many. I admire you and Cassie for fostering bc our world needs it. But we also need more families like yalls. It’s a rare thing these days. And I hate to say that.

[@alicelabranche193]

You are great parents. You are truly blessed to foster children. God Bless you and your family.

[@janiefox3458]

I certainly hope the Maryland has tightened it's foster care program. As a kid in the late 50's there was a farmer in the community where I was raised that used foster children as farm hands - - I felt so sorry for those girls -- they had nothing and worked like grown men. However, as a retired primary nurse I did see some improvement in the 2 surrounding states.

[@lomagibson664]

I love you all so much! You all have a great heart! ❤ God bless!

[@elainedegoede6276]

Thank you for doing Fostercare. God's blessings to you. I am praying for baby Faro and the Brown familie.

[@Cross7Ranch-ND]

Amen and thank you! We too are foster parents since 2014! A lot of ups & downs but totally worth it and sadly, so needed.

[@Yvonneb_]

Great video. 22 years ago approximately I applied to be a Foster parent here in the UK, they came out to see me but because I didn't have a spare bedroom I got refused. I had 6 kids then and only 4 of them lived here, the other 2 had their own houses. Since then I had another baby he's now 20. I'm 65 now so am too old to be going into this. My Dr was the one who first suggested it because she knew how much I loved children. Huge hugs to you both xx

[@chrisjohanson9284]

❤️🙏Prayers for those in need 🙏❤️

[@dianaregallis7488]

PS thank you for making 🙏 a home for God's children ❤❤❤

[@AmandaDoll-hi4dr]

Hi Gary i like your coffee cup a lot

[@SandraAlbrecht-m4w]

i grew up with the fostering in the family. my grandparents did fostering, my parents did fostering and I did fostering. I could only do it for a few years as I was a single working mother and could not afford to pay for a babysitter as the children I cared for were not school age. My mother did child care when I worked until her health was not able to care for children. I enjoyed it and growing up with other children.

[@tonialtman3727]

The classes. I took were really eye opening for me and my husband ,being able to help kids that have had bad times and help them to get a family life with love and understanding,healing if needed ,but mostly a feeling of belonging . Loved it that all things worked out. Our boy has graduated and gone to college ..on his own now …….God bless people like you guys . 🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@laobeau]

How wonderful that you are fostering. It's so needed. I grew up in a fostering family,. Both grandparents fostered. My paternal grandparents had a total of 7 children, the last 2 came when they were 2 and 6 and stayed with them through graduation. They were mostly Menominee Indian, placed by the state. My grandparents lived on a farm down the road from our dairy farm so it was like having built in brothers. My maternal grandparents lived 8 miles away in town and had more of a receiving home for primarily girls although they did take in young boys, mostly brothers of the girls. That grandmother was a nurses aide in Labor and Delivery and often got babies and unwed mothers during their pregnancy and for a month or so after delivery to help teach them how to care for a baby. They also fostered Menominee Indian children through the county. One baby was placed with them for failure to thrive. She was 6 months old and less than 10#, The state wanted her mom to sign her off for adoption. She was an alcoholic and lost her older children as well. She agreed only on the condition that my grandparents were the ones to adopt her. The tribes were just starting to step in at that time, refusing to allow caucasian's to adopt American Indians. My grandparents were different than most and encouraged family relationships with their foster children's birth families when possible. So, in their 40's and over the age for adoption at the time, they became parents of a baby girl. My aunt is 4 years younger than I am. They had over 100 children by the time they retired from fostering. As a kid, I thought it was great as I had built in playmates. My parents fostered a teen boy early in their marriage. They tried, but ultimately stopped fostering him due to behavior and drinking issues and I was a toddler at the time. So, growing up, foster kids were just a normal part of my life. I saw the good, bad and the ugly and just learned to love and appreciate my family more and more. My father just passed away a week and a half ago at age 95 and my mother just got a diagnosis of stage 4 pancreatic cancer on Tuesday. They are saying maybe 6 months to live. They would've been celebrating their 70th anniversary in 2 weeks. They know where they are going. The morning my dad passed, Mom held him, told him how much she loved him and that she would be following him home shortly. Keep on encouraging foster care. It is so needed.

[@lauriej9418]

Have a wonderful weekend. God bless. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@bonniedunkin-brady9358]

Good morning from beautiful Minnesota

[@joanneganon7157]

I had a dream last night about little bear... You and your kids do a wonderful job making the new kids welcome ❤ 🙏 JO JO IN VT 💞

[@catchingupwiththewalkers]

Thank you

[@vedaendevoets3717]

I am a foster mom for 5 years next month on May 5th. I also do daycare for the 21 years

[@nedrabassett2450]

Just remember you might be ready to take them but they are not that excited to be taken from their home. It can be a good experience. We were surprised with our first kids that they were not happy to leave their parents. We were in northern California. Way north. We did it for 10 years. We adopted to boys that were siblings. One loves us. The younger went in the Army and after the first year he stopped getting intouch with us. It can be a real heart break. We are in TX now and did it for almost one year. We did boys. One of the older boys did sexual things to one of the other boys so they took all of the good boys and left us with the problem boy. They had a harder time trying to place him. When it was settled we did adopt one of the boys. After that we were done. Good luck and have a great experience

[@csnanny1882]

Very interesting,you are good people, it’s a shame there aren’t more like you. God bless you and your family and the little ones you help so very much.

[@tammyhenry2073]

You both are great parents. Any child would be lucky to be on your family no matter how long

[@sharonm3677]

Beautiful explanation of fostering. We need so many more good solid families for the children. Bless your family for your dedication and compassion. Thank you for letting people know about the paperwork and the personal questions that will be asked and that the process takes awhile as we want to ensure that this is good for the children needing a safe placement as well as for your family. I’ve had so many people come with assumptions and then get upset when it isn’t what they expected or thought. ❤❤

[@edwinschlee8374]

That was a good information video for anyone wanting to be foster parents.

[@gwynethyaita3774]

God bless you for taking the steps to be Foster parents. God peaks special people that love children. Little bear is in a fantastic home with other children that love him also god bless the walker family

[@randycharest4507]

ENJOYED watching the video Gary and Cassie 😊

[@izzy1949]

I think it’s wonderful that you foster through your tribe to keep the children in their own culture…I fostered through the state for 25yrs….we have to go through quite a lot of training…you are allocated a social worker with each set of children you get…you have to have training in safety…nutrition child care even if you already have birth children and ther are certain courses you have to keep up with whilst you are fostering…I fostered for 25yrs and I adopted 4 boys during that time…it is so rewarding getting these sometimes very young children and getting to help guide them into adulthood…I only stopped due to health problems…wldnt change a day of it…

[@donnakirk7455]

Great information! How blessed the children are who come through your home! Thank you for your obedience to God’s call. And thank you for sharing your lives with us.

[@rosemariebrautigam-smith9630]

Hi Garry and Cassie you are so welcoming to everyone one you meet. you are caring patient people, God picked you as good Foster parents he knows who will and will not cope to help children while they need time in different environments away from their birth parents for many reasons. Your children are so good at helping kind and a credit to you both. Any foster child would benefit from living in your family environment. ❤❤❤❤

[@JeanSheffield-b8j]

God bless y’all for what you do for those precious kids. We’ve all heard the bad stories so it’s nice to know there are loving Christian homes out there for them.

[@rethacharette7830]

You are such a blessing for the children that need a home in the foster care system. My grandmother did foster care for many many years. My grandmother took care of 3 brothers from 2 years old up to the day they got married. My parents would take the boys and we would go visit their parents. It was such an amazing experience. God Bless you Gary and Cassie.

[@TheDysonsCrazyAdventure]

We fostered our great niece for a year, we were blessed to be able to do it.

[@elainebuchka6533]

❤Gary & Cassie, I am to old & disabled to be able to Foster or Adopt. I was VERY BLESSED to listen to You Both Share Even More of the Process, SO INTERESTING!! I Believe You two are Truly Called by God to Be the Adoptive Parents You Are & The Foster Family You are Once Again. I Trust I Truly See Your Lives as an Open Book..Though I have Never had the Pleasure of Meeting YOU I can Feel the Love In Your Life for Faith in God, Good Examples for Others, Great Parents, and I could list a Ton of Qualities I LOVE ABOUT YOU BOTH & I SEE EVEN IN THE CHILDREN. I Pray for the Sick & those Needing PRAYERS and for YOUR FAMILY TO BE BLESSED ALWAYS!! Thank You for Being Here on KZbin & Facebook (when my Facebook works ) to SHARE WITH ME..I'M AM BASICALLY HOMEBOUND SO I TRY TO KEEP UP AS MY HEALTH ALLOWS! ❤😊

[@catchingupwiththewalkers]

❤️

[@lindaestok2214]

Gary and Cassie have big hearts and sonetimes whats in their best interest, isn't the best time to foster. All your children are treated the same. Ransom and Mazzy are so fortunate. Fostered and adopted. How perfect, your a Cherokee Family, with interest. A safe place. On the reservation land. So glad Gary and Cassie opened themselves to a good thing and it works for them! Wonderful ! Keep answering those questions. Is little Bear going back to his biological parents? Have you decided whether or not you'd like to add him to your family? That would bring a new dynamic into your family. Are you ready for a toddler? I guess nobody's ever really ready! You just do it ! Jump in with a clear head and both feet! Thank you so much for sharing, God Bless the Walker Family 🥰🙏❤️🥰🙏❤️

[@ChestnutHillsFarmstead]

You know Zoe would vouch for you…😊. Since you’re Rhett’s favorite person.

[@WalkerFarmFam]

She might tell them I have an animal buying problem. Lol

[@ChestnutHillsFarmstead]

@@WalkerFarmFam 😂. I doubt it…. She doesn’t see it as a “problem”

[@81dawgfr]

QUESTION: When your Angels are returned to their families, if you have noticed or made meals that the Angels really like and they are meals that aren' t made in average households like Gary's "Smash Burgers." Can you send the recipes home with the child to help. Make the transition from your household back to theirs? Can you send other things that the Angels have accumulated like school projects, toys, etc?

[@catchingupwiththewalkers]

Yes, we send all their clothes, toys, suggestive routines, and whatever else we can.

[@lizregan1949]

Good morning, Walkers.

[@catchingupwiththewalkers]

Morning!

[@charlessabinjr7661]

🤠 PRAYing! … with you for those you mentioned; for you and the family as part of the foster care system …🙏🙏🙏

[@debraelliott8371]

Hello kids congratulations on getting resertified. Take God Bless 🙏🤗🥰✝️

[@rongray4847]

Hi Cassie and Gary, I just want to say Your both fantastic human beings. Your very kind, thoughtful people who both know the value of life. I respect you both. I hope some day I could meet you and just shake your hand. 👍👍❤️❤️🇨🇦

[@nrobinson7951]

Hi Gary and Cassie. So proud of you two, I have always thought that it takes special people to do what you guys do and I'm right because you two are special, caring loving people. Blessings. Thanks for sharing

[@angiebrewer9960]

Thanks for being great advocates for fostering! 🙏♥️🙏♥️🙏 Love y’all!

[@ruthkringle1353]

I have a friend that her kids fostered siblings. They have adopted all of them. So they get to see their siblings and still have them in their lives. Everything from baby to teenagers.

[@AnneDaleHomestead]

❤❤❤ our youngest granddaughter came to us through Foster to adopt. I’m so grateful ❤

[@catchingupwiththewalkers]

❤️

[@margeanderson2485]

Love what you guys are doing ❤ God continue to bless you and your family❣️

[@janehowell659]

Praying for our brown homestead ❤

[@debbiereed2804]

Thank you for being a foster family. I know it is such a blessing for the child to have a safe place to be. I also know it can be a heartbreaking experience when they leave, especially when they have been with you for a long time. My son and his wife foster and currently have two unrelated children, ages 1 and 5. They also have 4 kids of their own, so they are very busy. My heart just melts for these kids and we love them so much. Long story short...fostering is very rewarding.

[@christenastachowski2880]

There are good foster homes and bad ones my grandchildren were in 3 different foster homes that did it only for the money not for the good of the children the oldest were able to leave foster care when they were old enough to choose who they wanted live with they chose to live with their dad but the youngest got into a good Christian family they ended up adopting her I am so hurt because I can't even see her anymore or communicate with her. I miss her so very much.

[@trudiharmon7640]

What an awesome inspiring video thankyou for sharing your story with those that don’t know and touch those that need to hear it. Thankyou for doing all you do it’s lovely to little bear so happy in the background most recently giggling with Ranger. How having a foster child impacts on everyone in the family too. Hope you have an awesome weekend take care God Bless. 💕🙏

[@janetscott5252]

God bless you for walking the walk and talking the talk of our Lord! Pray all fostering families are as good as your family! Praying for all in need🙏💜🙏

[@pamelswick3943]

Hugs family John and Pam keep it coming on the videos

[@sandyg3639]

You both are wonderful parents and have a loving family. Any child that you forster would be so lucky. ❤

[@beverlystufflebeam5731]

I’m in Texas and our foster program is lacking in so many ways. I am disappointed…with the title I had hoped maybe, just maybe y’all where adopting little bear. He and Ransom make great buddies! But then I realized that Little Bear had not been with you long enough to be up for adoption!

[@glendastanton2443]

Thank you for fostering! If I were younger, I would do it.

[@Jeannie-mj7ud]

We did fostercare for my husband's grandson. It was his eldest daughters son. I loved my grandson. His mother was the problem. She wouldn't allow her son to see the bio family. It was hard. But there were more blessings than trouble from the mother of the child. We had him for three years. I still have a connection with the child. But the mother is still hard to deal with her.

[@lindakinsey1093]

Thank you for sharing your experience. So glad that you are doing your calling.

[@lorettacox9013]

Thank you for sharing your story of fostering children.

[@jeanchavez2952]

You guys are great because you would not know that these kids were not born to you! That makes you amazing ! The kids are e so happy with you guys and that says a lot about you all ! ❤❤