Sisters Vera and Katya were brought up in an orphanage in Vladimir Oblast. The stories of the girls were told in the latest edition of the program "While everyone is at home" on the TV channel Russia-1 in the column "You will have a baby."

The girls' mother is deprived of parental rights, there is no information about the father in the girls' birth certificate, says "Sputnik-Armenia."

Vera dreams of learning Armenian because she has Armenian roots. She is a real authority for her little sister.

According to orphanage educator Natalya Aleksandrovna, the sisters arrived at the orphanage in early September.

"Adaptation was very easy for them. They quickly got used to us. The girls are very friendly and have no conflicts. On the contrary, they try to smooth over conflicts that arise. Vera is very kind, responsive and always eager to help. Katya is very cheerful. She likes to sing, dance, and also to make constructions. The girls are very friendly with each other. Vera looks after her little sister like a mother, and with all the difficulties and problems Katushka comes running to her first," Natalya Aleksandrovna said.

The sisters' profiles on the usynovite.ru site say that Vera is well respected by her peers and enjoys smooth relations with them. She has a diverse range of interests. She is especially interested in needlework and drawing. And she does the adults' assignments well and by herself.

As for Katya, she is quiet, balanced, kind, inquisitive, responsive and able to work in a team.

The girls hope very much that they will find a new family soon. If you have any questions about adoption, please call 8 (4922) 32 25 20.