Cynthia Izaguirre

2 weeks ago | tspantx.com | Cynthia Izaguirre

Gildardo’s foster mom says he needs a loving and patient family who can provide lifelong care and also some of his favorite meals. FORT WORTH, Texas — If you ever met a Cowboy, one of their greatest qualities is their refusal to give up. Today’s Wednesday’s Child is putting his best boot forward. Most importantly, 14-year-old Gildardo tries his best at everything, including not giving up on his dream of a forever family.

2 weeks ago | wfaa.com | Cynthia Izaguirre

FORT WORTH, Texas — If you ever met a Cowboy, one of their greatest qualities is their refusal to give up. Today's Wednesday's Child is putting his best boot forward. Most importantly, 14-year-old Gildardo tries his best at everything, including not giving up on his dream of a forever family. When WFAA met Gildardo at the Fort Worth Zoo, he was proud to show us his Cowboy Boots. "No shoes for him. It's just boots, boots, boots," said Leticia White, Gildardo's foster mother.

3 weeks ago | tspantx.com | Cynthia Izaguirre

The Heart Gallery uses professional photographers to capture the child’s spirit, bringing to life their personalities. ARLINGTON, Texas — Every day, more than four thousand children in Texas wait for a family to adopt them, according to Child Protective Services. Some of these children have spent years in the foster care system. This is why one initiative in North Texas is working hard to bring these children’s stories to the forefront in a way that words cannot.

3 weeks ago | wfaa.com | Cynthia Izaguirre

ARLINGTON, Texas — Every day, more than four thousand children in Texas wait for a family to adopt them, according to Child Protective Services. Some of these children have spent years in the foster care system. This is why one initiative in North Texas is working hard to bring these children's stories to the forefront in a way that words cannot. One photo can change a life! That's the motto of The Heart Gallery of North Texas.

1 month ago | wfaa.com | Cynthia Izaguirre

FORT WORTH, Texas — Today's Wednesday's Child says she might want to be a police officer one day.  WFAA and 10-year-old Rayla met with Fort Worth's finest for an incredible day on the job. The Fort Worth Police Department and their newest recruits gave Rayla a warm and exciting welcome. She met with several officers who taught her about the importance of public safety and even included her in some exciting training. "It was like I was in a rollercoaster.