A couple who has nurtured 17 children receives a newborn boy left in a safe haven box with a note saying, "I love you."
Samuel's birth mother was shown love and gratitude by the couple.
Samuel, a beautiful baby boy, was surrendered in a safe haven baby box two years ago and is now being adopted by a couple who have previously fostered a total of 17 children.
A Kentucky firehouse received a baby boy, along with a note that said, "I love you."
"On Monday afternoon, Brittany Tyler received a call asking if she and her family would be available to take in the surrendered dog. They said yes, and were able to start visiting him in the hospital the very next day."
The couple expressed love and gratitude to Samuel’s birth mother.
"Chris Tyler stated, "We hold a special place in our hearts for her, even though we may never meet her. We cherish and love her for what she has done for Sam. If she ever sees this or anything else that showcases his picture, we hope she sees how healthy and happy he is and knows that we truly love her.""
The Tylers welcomed two new children into their family and declared it a "really special" experience to have loved ones present at the courthouse during the adoption ceremony.
"Although there is a significant amount of effort and dedication required for foster care, the satisfaction of helping and caring for these children makes it all worthwhile, according to Chris Tyler."
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