Fourth Annual Demons of Adoption Awards

Each year Pound Pup Legacy presents the 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 October 30 you will have the opportunity to vote for the recipient of this year's award.

The nominees are:

• LDS Family Services: for being the most secretive of all adoption agencies, using coercive tactics in obtaining infants for adoption and having no respect for father's rights;
• Gladney center for adoption: for being one of the most profit-centered agencies around and blocking open record efforts in Texas;
  
• Christian World Adoption: for their involvement in "harvesting" practices in Ethiopia and their blind ambition to "save" each and every "orphan" in this world;
• Larry S. Jenkins: for his involvement in nearly every case where father's rights were violated;
• Joint Council on International Children's Services: for promoting the interest of adoption agencies at the expense of children, and pushing agency friendly legislation in Congress;
• Congressional Coalition on Adoption Institute for giving their seal of approval to persons and organizations that promote the interests of the adoption industry and pushing agency friendly legislation in Congress;
• Council on Accreditation: for their lack of research done on inter-country adoption agency histories prior to giving out Hague accreditation;
• American Adoption Congress: For failing to remove state reps who were openly working against open access for adult adoptees;
• American Civil Liberties Union of New Jersey: for opposing open records for adoptees and "protecting" closet moms, based on a "stack of anonymous letters" claimed to be from "birthmothers".
• Christian Alliance for Orphans: for promoting the business interests of adoption agencies through churches.
• Southern Baptist Convention: for passing resolution no. 2 , pushing the business interests of adoption agencies to the members of their church;
• Adoption.com for systematically banning voices that oppose current adoption practices and their continuous pro-adoption propaganda;
• Scott Simon: for his vomit-inducing book “Baby, We Were Meant For Each Other” and his grotesque crying and blubbering about his purchasing of another human being;
• WE tv: for their hideously exploitative series ‘Adoption Diaries,’ turning what is a highly emotive and complex topic into ‘reality’ show fodder.