Meet Keyla and Cristina, a pair of sisters who are seeking to become part of their forever family
Keyla is the oldest of the pair at 12 years of age, and does very well in school, as she is typically an A and B student.
Keyla has quite the creative side, and loves working on arts & crafts. She has recently learned to embroider, with one of her first projects being an embroidered pillow.
Keyla typically likes to draw and play Nintendo Switch during her free time. She also draws cartoon and anime figures, her current endeavor is creating her own anime character. Keyla loves her little sister and enjoys joking around with her, as well as being her guide and role model to her.
Cristina is 11 years old, and she always has a bright smile. Cristina is very active and this translates into her hobbies. Cristina loves animals and enjoys playing outside with her puppy “Lily”, as she is very nurturing and responsible with her puppy.
You can always find Cristina doing something as she likes being productive, as she loves telling jokes and making people laugh. She also enjoys playing video games and reading. Cristina’s favorite video game is Mario Kart.
Together this pair of sisters is seeking to be adopted by a mother & father who will love and guide them, as they grow up to reach their full potential in life.
If you think you can be Keyla and Cristina’s forever family or for another Texas child, please contact the department at 1-800-233-3405, for more information about adoption or visit www.adoptchildren.org
Basic Requirements
The prospective foster/adoptive parents may be single or married and must:
be at least 21 years of age, financially stable, and responsible mature adults,
complete an application (staff will assist you, if you prefer),
share information regarding their background and lifestyle,
provide relative and non-relative references,
show proof of marriage and/or divorce (if applicable),
agree to a home study which includes visits with all household members,
allow staff to complete a criminal history background check and an abuse/neglect check on all adults in the household, and
attend free training to learn about issues of abused and neglected children.