ROANOKE – Many of the children in foster care waiting for forever families are siblings.
Rudy and Elvis are brothers waiting for a home.
Rudy enjoys being helpful to others. He is bright and does well in school. Rudy enjoys performing card magic tricks and is proud to show off how quickly he can put together a Rubik’s Cube.
The 13-year old also enjoys being active, playing video games on his tablet, and playing his favorite sport, soccer. Rudy is looking forward to playing on a soccer team.
Elvis is very energetic and likes to remain active. The 8-year old loves to talk with others. Elvis enjoys reading, playing with Legos, watching cartoons, and playing board games and video games. He enjoys spending time playing outdoors and going to the park.
Elvis’ favorite sport is soccer and is looking forward to playing on a team. He is outgoing and makes friends easily.
If you are interested in adoption, contact Connecting Hearts at 804-308-5946, mbolton@connectingheartsva.org or online by clicking here.
There are more than 800 children who are ready for foster to adoption in Virginia. They are ready to find a permanent and loving forever family. 10 News is profiling one child who needs a home every day at 6 a.m. and 6 p.m. in 30 Days of Hope. Connecting Hearts- A Deborah J Johnston Charity celebrates National Adoption Month to bring awareness to 30 kids or siblings who are available for forever homes, but also to shed light on hundreds of other children who may not be seen. The children are all ages and races and were put into foster care due to no fault of their own. To learn more about becoming a foster to adoption parent click here.