Seven Siblings Separated By Foster Homes Adopted By One Couple
MARIANNA, Fla. (KDKA) -- Officials thought that seven siblings in foster care would need to be adopted by multiple families, but thanks to one couple, the family is staying together.
CBS affiliate WECP-TV says last November, Dashoan and Sofia Olds saw a story on TV last about the seven siblings, ages 12 and under, who were dived up between several foster families.
WECP-TV says the couple had always thought about adoption, and when they saw the story, "it was a done deal."
"We looked at each other and said, we've got to do this. It's time," Dashoan told WECP-TV. "There's no maybe, we have to do this."
Blair Bell, an official with the Children's Home Society, said she was told she should have the siblings adopted separately because "finding a home for seven children would be impossible."
Thanks to the Dashoan and Sofia, the siblings will grow up under the same roof as one big forever family.
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