A homeless pregnant lady asks a cop to adopt her baby

Officer Jesse Whitten, a Santa Rosa, California cop was friends with a homeless pregnant woman and the most beautiful thing was adopting her baby after she put to birth.

Cops always do their best to secure lives and properties, some go to the extent of providing shelter and comfort to those who need it.

Jesse Whitten has once again set the bar and he deserves to be celebrated for his humanitarian services.

Jesse Whitten could always provide shelter and company to a homeless pregnant woman who suffered addiction as well.

He went with his wife Ashley for a ride in the streets when they met the homeless pregnant woman.

The homeless woman put Ashley’s hand on her stomach, and Ashley never saw herself being the foster mother of the bundle of joy.

Jesse and his wife already had three girls who were under the age of 8, Reese, 7, Kendall, 5, and Stella, 3.

In February, the homeless woman decided to give her baby to the Whittens.

They were concerned for the baby’s health as the mother suffered addiction.

“Honestly, that mother who was addicted has my respect. Instead of keeping the baby and risking her life, she asked the family to adopt her. Not everyone can do that,” said Samurai Levi.

Another viewer commented, “Somehow, the birth mom could see through her self-induced madness and noticing that this couple were good, stable, and loving folks. And she took a wise decision about her daughter’s future. I respect her for that.”

During the adoption process, the three whitten forks couldn’t wait to meet their new sister and during the court hearing, they all agreed to accept the little beauty to the family.

Jesse told Good Morning America, “She’s so adorable. She will cry if she needs something, obviously as babies do, but as soon as we would touch her, she’d immediately stop crying. She knew right away that she was safe.”

Ashley and Jesse decided to name her Harlow Maisey and were named after her mother Harlow.

They are still in contact with the biological mother and always send pictures of baby Harlow.

She feels fulfilled for giving out her daughter as she couldn’t have given her the type of life she deserves and all the love she needs.

Ashely continues to advocate for foster children saying they aren’t broken, they need love and care just like everyone else.