Pound Pup Legacy

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As advocates for child safety within the foster care and adoption system, we would like to welcome you to our website.

Pound Pup Legacy exists because:

• Too often children are not safe from the predatory practices of organizations that benefit from the placement of children.
• Too often children are not being placed in safe homes or in safe institutions.
• Too often children in care lack the secure safety net families usually provide, once they reach adulthood

The safety and well-being of children is paramount, not only for the sake of those children, but also for the whole of society.

PPL documents and archives cases where the child placement system did not work in the best interest of the child and we offer a platform for those who want to express their thoughts and feelings about the "dark side" of child placement.

Most material on PPL has been tagged, so theme-related topics can be better organized, allowing the reader easy access to our content. The topics listed on this page reflect the main interest of PPL and give access to sub-topics that go into more detail.

Use Topics search to find the topics you are interested in.

In 2007 Pound Pup Legacy instituted the annual Demons of Adoption Award to raise a voice against adoption propaganda and the self congratulatory practices of the Congressional Coalition on Adoption Institute's annual Angels in Adoption Awards ^TM.

Until September 30 you can nominate candidates for the fourth annual Demons of Adoption Award, after which we will put up a poll to vote for the nominees. Please add a comment to this post with your nominee and a short explanation why this candidate has the dubious honor of winning the award. You can also email your nomination to this address.

Previous editions:

First Annual Demons of Adoption Awards (award went to the National Council for Adoption)
Second Annual Demons of Adoption Awards (award went to the makers of Juno)
Third Annual Demons of Adoption Awards (award went to Bethany Christian Services)