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Wednesday's Child: Meet Chase, Jaquon, and Hollie, a trio of siblings longing to be adopted by the same family

"Keep them all together and that we have a home that's going to be patient and understanding of what they need," said caseworker Reba Papageorge.

FORT WORTH, Texas — This trio of inseparable siblings needs love, patience, and a whole lot of energy to keep up with them.

Today's Wednesday's Child are 8-year-old Chase, 6-year-old Jaquon, and 3-year-old Hollie.

Splashing with stingrays was the last thing the siblings expected during their epic adventure to SeaQuest in Fort Worth. They got to touch, feed, and interact with animals from five continents.

Their reaction was priceless. They laughed, smiled, and shouted for joy.

"They really enjoyed the stingrays and that was so much fun to see how interactive the stingrays were," said their caseworker, Reba Papageorge.

Chase, Jaqoun, and Hollie received the kind of one-on-one attention from their tour guide, Mr. Brian, that screams "You matter!"

"I liked the fish, and I liked snacks and I liked the animals," said Chase.

His caseworker says he is always smiling and setting a good example for his younger siblings.

"He's just so sweet and bubbly. He wants everyone to be happy all the time."

Chase enjoyed holding the Silkie chickens at SeaQuest. It's no surprise because he's like a mother hen constantly protecting his little brother and sister.

"They actually started out separated and then we were able to get them all in the same home. So, they've been in the same home together for almost a year," said Papageorge.

Keeping the three of them together in foster care hasn't been easy, but necessary.

"They've been through a lot. They've lived through chaos," said Papageorge.

When Jaquon slows down for a minute, you're blown away by his intelligence and curiosity.

"Nothing but energy," said Papageorge. "He is always on the go. Always moving. Always doing something. So high energy."

Little sister Hollie likes to be held and in turn, she holds your heart.

"So precious!" said their caseworker. "Also, a very busy body. Always moving."

Hollie, Chase, and Jaquon need a forever family who will be determined to help them heal by providing consistency, predictability, and immeasurable love. These children need to know they are wanted.

"My hope is that we can find a home for them quickly. Keep them all together and that we have a home that's going to be patient and understanding of what they need," said Papageorge.

If you are interested in adopting Jaquon, Hollie, and Chase, please Call EMPOWER – (833) 7FOSTER press * or email wednesdayschild@3empower.org. Please make sure to write their names within the subject line.

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