The Pound Pup Legacy Annual Demons of Adoption Award
Upon a successful 2nd nomination and upon election within the Adoption community
for rightfully pointed out the wrongdoings and condemned the practices
Pound Pup Legacy hereby thus denounces the dubious honor of receiving
the Eighth Annual Demons of Adoption Award in 2014 to:
Adoption by Gentle Care of Columbus, Ohio
Who shall now receive the most critical recognition in Adoption
including the scorn, disgust, and public flogging pertaining hereto this
most infamous recognition in the city of AdoptionLand, in the state of
the Internet, on this tenth day of November in the year two thousand and
fourteen.
Adoption by Gentle Care; Repeat Offenders who Never Learned their Lessons
Oh yes, I am giddy with the joy knowing that
Adoption by Gentle Care has won the
2014 Pound Pup Legacy’s Demon in Adoption Award. For one, I am proud to say that this was, no surprise,
my nomination though it is worth it to toe that it is actually AGC’s
second nomination. They were in the
5th Annual Demons of Adoption Awards 2011 nominations for their involvement as the placing agency in the failed adoption Thad Wyrembek aka
Grayson Vaughn or as the original nomination statement can be quoted:
I nominate Adoption by Gentle Care. They were responsible
for keeping a young boy(Thad Wyrembek aka Grayson Vaughn) from his
biological father (Ben Wyrembek) for over three years. According to
court documents Adoption by Gentle Care knew the husband of the mother
was not the biological father even though he signed the surrender. It
was apparent thatuire her to share that information. They call
themselves non-profit, but it is obviously all about the bottom line. It appears the vast majority of their profits go into marketing to find more babies to “help”.
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NOMINATED: Trio Solutions (Baby Veronica case)
The same professional PR firm that targeted Baby Veronica's father Dusten Brown, pulled out their arrows again and aimed them at yet another father in yet another contested adoption. The exact same tactics (purchasing Facebook likes; setting up an online shop to raise money in a child's name; smearing the father through any means necessary, including nationally-launched press releases; calling in the national press, including CNN; purposely working the public up into an angry lather; having their contractors set up websites to incite anger and hatred of the bio father) were used on John McCaul this year and last. They attempted the same thing with other children's biological families as well, including Baby Dee.
So, I would like to nominate them for their role in meddling in adoption cases and using the weight and cost of an entire Public Relations team to target poorer, less social media savvy birth families.