We are Francisco and Daniel—two proud Hispanic individuals deeply rooted in the richness of Mexican heritage. Our cultural identity is not just a label; it’s a living, breathing part of who we are. It shapes the way we view the world, how we honor the past, and how we celebrate the present. Raised with a profound respect for the traditions of our ancestors, we hold a special connection to Mayan culture. Its wisdom, spirituality, and understanding of life and nature continue to inspire us. The Mayan view of life as sacred and interconnected speaks to our souls. We see the world not in isolation but as a continuum where the past, present, and future are linked—and where our actions have meaning beyond the physical world.

This belief echoes in how we celebrate Día de Muertos, one of the most sacred days in Mexican tradition. For us, it’s more than just a holiday—it’s a time to honor those who came before us, to remember that love never dies, and that the bonds between families and communities transcend death. We set up altars, light candles, share stories, and offer food not in mourning, but in joy and remembrance.

In blending ancient beliefs with modern customs, we don’t feel like we’re losing anything—we feel like we’re gaining everything. This is our identity: a fusion of heritage and heart, of ancient voices and personal truths, walking hand in hand into the future.

We know that considering adoption for your child is one of the most difficult and selfless decisions a parent can make. We can only imagine the strength, love, and courage it takes to take this step, and we want you to know—we see you, we honor you, and we will always speak of you with respect and gratitude. We promise to raise your child in a home full of warmth, safety, and unconditional love. They will be surrounded by laughter, encouragement, and support as they discover who they are and who they want to be. We will guide them with patience, teach them the value of kindness and compassion, and nurture their curiosity about the world.

Your child will grow up embraced by our traditions and heritage—celebrating Día de Muertos, Christmas, and Halloween, learning about our Mayan roots, and building new traditions together. They will also grow up with our three dogs, who will be their loyal companions and partners in play. We promise to give them opportunities to explore, learn, and dream. We will be there for every milestone—from their first steps to their biggest accomplishments—and for every challenge, offering encouragement and love.

More Than Pets: Our Dogs Are Family

In our home, love isn’t limited to humans—it extends fully and unconditionally to our three dogs, who we consider part of our family. To us, they are not “just animals”—they are companions, protectors, and sources of joy. They are family, plain and simple. We believe that bringing a pet into your life is not a temporary choice; it’s a lifelong commitment. It’s not about months or years—it’s about being there for them, through every stage of their life. They rely on us for love, care, safety, and comfort, and in return, they offer us unwavering loyalty and affection. When one of our dogs is in pain or injured, we suffer with them. Their well-being matters deeply to us because we share our lives with them in every way. They’ve been there through life’s ups and downs—offering comfort, laughter, and unconditional love.

We believe that pets deserve more than just food and shelter—they deserve attention, respect, and a space in the heart of the family. Caring for them is not a chore—it’s a responsibility we take seriously and a joy we never take for granted. In our family, dogs are not “like” family. They are family.

Francisco and I enjoy spending time with our extended family. We literally live across the street from my mother. I do have a younger sister, but she lives about an hour away so we see her only on the weekends.

To see Francisco’s family, it does require more planning since they live in Campeche, Mexico. We try to go twice a year to see them.

Typically on the weekends, we will go out to eat with our extended family and we’ll go to any local events or even family gatherings. Every year we have a huge July 4th party and we play water balloon fights, we have a kiddie pool for the smaller children and we’ll play board games.

When we go to Mexico to see Francisco’s family, we try to go around a special date, being one of his parent’s birthday or mother’s/father’s day or even once, we went for his brother’s wedding. When we go, we just try to spend time with them since we don’t see them often. We’ll go to the beach and eat fresh seafood. Go to cultural events in the city center.

Family is very important to us and that is why Francisco and I are wanting to create a family of our own.

We live in a warm and family-friendly community here in Texas, and we can already imagine how wonderful it will be to raise a child here. Our neighborhood is very supportive of families, with fun annual events that bring everyone together.

Every Fourth of July, families gather to watch fireworks, and there are yoga events at the park where neighbors meet and enjoy time together. There are a couple of families in our neighborhood who have children, and we already have a great relationship with them. We’re excited for the day when we can share playdates, laughter, and lasting friendships once we adopt a child.

Our home is a cozy and welcoming place filled with love. It has three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and an attached garage for two cars. One of my favorite spaces is the kitchen, where I love baking desserts for family gatherings.

We also have a big backyard that’s perfect for spending time together—we love sitting outside, sipping coffee or iced tea, and enjoying the fresh air. I can already picture us playing games, running around, or having picnics out there as a family.

We feel lucky to have several parks nearby, filled with tall, shady trees—great for afternoon walks or family outings.

There’s also a beautiful lake just a short drive away, and we can’t wait to spend sunny days there together, making special memories as a family.

From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for considering us to be part of your child’s life. We understand that this is a deeply difficult decision, and we want you to know that we see the love, strength, and courage it takes to make it. We will always honor you for the selfless choice you are making.

We are Daniel and Francisco, and we have been in a loving, committed marriage for 9 years. From the very beginning of our relationship, we dreamed of becoming parents. We share a deep bond built on trust, respect, and unconditional love - qualities we are ready to pour into raising a child together.

If you choose us, we promise to always take care of your child with love, patience, and devotion. They will grow up in a safe, happy, and supportive home surrounded by warmth, laughter, and encouragement. We will teach them kindness, respect, and the importance of family, while also celebrating their individuality and dreams. We will honor their heritage and make sure they know the story of the incredible woman who brought them into this world.

We will send you letters and pictures regularly, so you can see how your child is growing, thriving, and smiling. If you are open to more contact - such as email, phone calls, or visits - we would gladly welcome that connection, so your child can grow up knowing the love you have for them.

We know this journey isn’t easy, but we believe with all our hearts that we will be great parents. We will guide your child through life’s ups and downs, celebrate every milestone, and always be their safe place to land. They will never doubt how loved and wanted they are - by you, and by us.

Thank you for considering us and for trusting us with the most precious gift you could ever give. We will carry this trust with us every single day and will always keep the promise to love and protect your child for the rest of our lives.

With love and gratitude,

Francisco & Daniel