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Adoption Via MySpace

by Tim Stevens on April 26, 2007 at 02:58 PM

MySpace is great for getting you connected with other people for a variety of purposes, some good, some not so much. You can add adoption to the "good" list: It turns out a couple in Michigan is actually using the service to find a little girl to adopt. Sherry and Karl Dittmar, of Taylor, Michigan, hope that by tapping into MySpace's huge volume of people, they'll find some Web-savvy mother-to-be with an unwanted pregnancy.

With well over 100 million (mostly young) users registered, MySpace is probably a great place to find a mother. The Dittmars haven't found their little girl yet, but they have received 1,700 messages already -- far more than your average MySpace newbie receives when he or she starts looking for someone to love.

From CNN

Tags: adoption, MySpace

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