These five siblings are looking for a good home

I cried.  I can probably blame being maudlin because of the martini inside me, but I cried. 

Steven Erteit writing at LifeNews:
Boys and Girls Aid   has had over 5,000 inquiries about these kids since the newspaper first ran their story. Sally Guyer, director of child and family services at Boys & Girls Aid told the Oregonian:

“But I want to stress that we’re not looking for ‘perfect,’” Guyer says. “We’re looking for healthy relationships in a variety of ways. Very often people who have been through difficulties better understand other people’s difficulties.”...........