LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KARK) – After nearly 15 years of being in the foster care system, 19-year-old Cozy was embraced by his new mom and dad, Tim and Anna Dietrich, on Monday.
Anna Dietrich met Cozy through her job at Project Zero, a nonprofit that connects children in foster care to a permanent, loving home.
"Honestly, the Lord made it clear that we were supposed to all-out adopt him. We're supposed to give him our name, give him our family, and give him our whole hearts,” she said.
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Members from the Arkansas Department of Human Services, Project Zero, and members of other organizations who have gotten to know Cozy over the years squeezed into the packed courtroom.
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The family celebrated the day by spending time together, visiting a park, and eating some of Cozy's favorite things.
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