There are many less fortunate kids all over the world who, for various reasons, do not have their natural birth parents to care for them. Some find themselves living with relatives, while others want to be adopted into a family of their own.
William (11), Marshall (10) and Aiden (10) are siblings who are all too familiar with the latter emotion. The three boys are apparently trying to find a family that would accept them all.
Twins Curly, Larry, and Moe are the nicknames given to Marshall and Aiden, as well as their older brother, Bobby. They play like only brothers can and love sharing things.
Unfortunately, the boys are seeking for their permanent home and do not want to be parted.
To that end, they are looking for the perfect family to take them in, simply expressing “we want a family!”
Bobby is calmer than his younger brothers and seeks to please people. Swimming and martial arts are among his hobbies, and he also likes Minecraft and riddles.
However, Aiden is regarded as a “kind of leader” who enjoys being outside and learning new things. Marshall, his twin, is a lively young man with a vivid imagination who likes spending time with his two brothers.
The boys will benefit most from a two-parent household with a mother and father and no other kids. Their permanent family will be devoted to the boys and will emphasize the value of sibling relationships.
They symbolize friendship to him, Marshall, 10, remarked when questioned what his brothers signified to him.
Meanwhile, Aiden said, they imply love.
Aiden further stated that the brothers are bored of living at a boys ranch and being compelled to move from one location to another.
Our heart goes out to these guys, and hope they can find a family who is ready and prepared to adopt them.
