China
Guatemala
Russia
Vietnam
India
EthiopiaFor each child listed below, placement will be made according to the adoption laws of the country of origin.
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List #2 - #8 Boy DOB: January 2003 Has had cleft lip & palate repaired as well as strabismus surgery, porencephaly cyst on left cerebrum which probably causes strabismus. Climbs stairs on own and recites Tang poems. |
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List #2 - #9 Girl DOB: March 2007 Post op for exstrophy of bladder at birth. In foster care, described as gregarious and with a ready smile. |
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List #2 - #10 Boy DOB: December 2004 No vision in right eye. Likes picture books and watching TV. |
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List #2 - #11 Boy DOB: July 2006 Surgery 12/06 for spinal meningocele of neck. In foster family with normal development and loves bananas. |
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List #2 - #12 Boy DOB: June 2000 Hep B, otherwise normal development. Likes to perform in school. |
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List #2 - #13 Boy DOB: August 2002 Had surgery for hypospadia at age 5 during which was brave and never cried. Now healthy and strong as a tiger, a good athlete and helps his foster mom. |
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List #2 - #14 Boy DOB: January 2007 Blind in both eyes, otherwise healthy. Described as bright and adorable. |
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List #2 - #15 Girl DOB: March 1999 Epilepsy controlled by medication. Normal EEG. IQ tested at age 6 as below class average. In foster care, likes TV but dislikes math. |
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List #2 - #16 Boy DOB: August 2003 Repaired lip, uncorrected palate. In foster care and likes to play hide and seek. |
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List #2 - #17 Boy DOB: July 2005 Hypodactylia of right hand. Described as always happy and having a ready smile. |
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List #2 - #18 Girl DOB: May 2002 Had surgery at 10 days old for meningocele, resulted in paralysis of lower limbs. Uses wheelchair and takes care of herself. Likes drawing and reciting poems. |
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List #2 - #19 Boy DOB: April 2002 Has some atrophy of legs which only makes him go slower but doesn’t hamper his ability or optimism. Can go up and down stairs with no help. |
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List #2 - #20 Girl DOB: September 2001 Repaired cleft lip and palate. Likes to dress up to go to school and helps teach the younger children. Described as sensible and clever. |
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List #2 - #21 Boy DOB: February 2003 Post surgery for cleft lip and palate, tested lower than normal IQ at age 5. Is talkative and has a strong desire for knowledge. Will ask questions until he understands something. |
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List #2 - #22 Boy DOB: March 2001 Albinism. Does well in school and is good at drawing and painting. Likes to participate in school performances. |
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List #3 - #23 Boy DOB: January 2004 Had hydrocephalic shunt at 10 months, since with normal physical and intellectual development. Is cared for and loved by all around him. |
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List #3 - #24 Boy DOB: February 2007 Hand & feet deformity (photos look like club feet), otherwise healthy. Strives to excel and never gives up, a quiet and happy child. |
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List #3 - #26 Boy DOB: February 2005 Repaired hernia and Hep B. Was reported as behind in mental development at age 1 month, but at 2 was reported as communicating, walking, climbing stairs and in the HTS program. |
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List #3 - #27 Girl DOB: June 2008 Received surgery when she was one month old to repair CHD. She is described as having a slower physical and mental development than the other children and there is an inconclusive CT scan of her brain that was done in November 2008. She is said to eat and sleep well, is fond of listening to music and playing with a balloon or any outdoor activity. |
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List #3 - #28 Girl DOB: June 2008 Missing fibula in right leg and one toe, slight lazy eye, otherwise normal development. Loves taking showers and loves her foster mom. |
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List #3 - #29 Boy DOB: January 2007 Skull CT shows underdeveloped medulla(suspected mild CP). Has good physical movement and is energetic. |
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List #3 - #30 Boy DOB: September 2005 Hypoevolutism but described as normal intelligence and physical development. Cute boy who loves playing outside and cars. |
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List #3 - #31 Girl DOB: January 1999 Was born without her left hand, but is otherwise healthy. She was raised by a foster family for her first 6 years and then brought back to the orphanage to start attending school. She likes to dance, and is a happy child. |
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List #3 - #32 Girl DOB: March 2007 CT from 10/08 shows high probability of encephalatrophy. In foster care with good development and will clap and smile when she hears music. |
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List #3 - #33 Boy DOB: July 2007 Cleft lip repaired 10/08, unrepaired palate, hemivertebrae at T11. Normal development, described as energetic and extroverted, loves to play hide & seek. |
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List #3 - #34 Girl DOB: August 2000 Amblyopia of both eyes, strabismus of left eye. In foster care, but because of her poor eyesight, she only attended kindergarten. Helps her foster mom with housework and caring of her foster sister. |
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List #3 - #35 Boy DOB: August 2004 Post-op hypospadias, diagnosed with mental undervelopment in 12/07 however in 4/08 reported with normal development in kindergarten. Talkative and likes to play games. |
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List #3 - #36 Boy DOB: August 2005 Left at hospital at age 2 with CHD, since repaired. Loves singing and performing. |
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List #3 - #37 Girl DOB: January 2004 Diagnosed with B-thalassemia and has to have blood transfusions every month. She likes to play outside and loves to have her picture taken. |
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List #3 - #38 Girl DOB: January 2004 Repaired CHD and tested low IQ at age 4. She can take care of herself and foster family describes her as having a good and kind nature. Loves spicy foods. |
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List #3 - #39 Boy DOB: October 2000 Left at 2 yrs old after having CHD surgery, but still needs another surgery. With foster family since age 3, and is praised by his teachers. He loves to read and play games, but can’t play for a long time due to his heart. |
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List #3 - #40 Girl DOB: December 2005 Syndactly of both hands and feet, not cooperative for IQ test. Described as introverted and likes to play alone but can be obstinate at times. |
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List #3 - #41 Boy DOB: April 2007 See A Child's Plea on the FTIA website for more information. |
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List #4 - #42 Boy DOB: January 2008 Extra finger on right hand, deformity of left auricle, described as quiet and introverted. He is too young to tell if his hearing in the left ear is affected. |
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List #4 - #43 Boy DOB: September 2004 Torticollis (tilted neck) & scoliosis surgeries done 2005, now healthy and in foster care. Likes to laugh and play outside and described as extroverted and restless. |
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List #4 - #45 Girl DOB: February 2001 Brought to orphanage 11/06. pigmentation on left side of face and eye, otherwise healthy with normal development and vision. Clever, smart and likes to help others. Knows over 100 Chinese characters and uses sign language to communicate with a deaf friend. |
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List #4 - #46 Girl DOB: March 2000 Hep B, brought to orphanage at age 8. Gets up in the morning, does sports, eats breakfast and goes to school. Described as an intelligent, lovable girl. She is polite to people, respects teacher and elders and unites schoolmates. |
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List #4 - #47 Boy DOB: August 2004 Spine Deformity. In foster care, described as positive, active, bright, energetic and social. Can ride tricycle and go up and down stairs without any help. |
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List #4 - #48 Boy DOB: March 2001 Cleft lip and palate, both repaired, and normal development. goes to school, recites many Tang poems and is nicknamed the "young recite expert." |
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Boy (DOB November 2007) He is a cute little guy with big eyes and a most charming smile. His birth mother was only 13 years old. He was born with the APGAR score of 6/7. He cannot sit by himself due to being diagnosed with infantile cerebral paralysis prevailing in low extremities. He can roll over and reach for toys and food, he can pass objects from hand to hand, play with toys and crawl to reach them. He is babbling, cooing and squealing. He smiles a lot and has a cute personality. He knows his caregivers and eagerly interacts with them. His overall development is considered normal. |
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Boy (DOB February 2005) He has been in the baby home since July 2007 after being relinquished by his mother. He was born with APGAR score of 6/7 at term. Current diagnosis includes developmental delays and subclinical hypothyroidism for which he is receiving treatment in the baby home. |
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Female (DOB November 2003) She is a happy little girl and is doing well in her schooling. She has been diagnosed with Down Syndrome and has an I.Q. score of 63. |
