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Three small children were found abandoned in a shed in Portland, Oregon, on Thursday and were taken into protective custody as police try to identify them and find their parents.

The oldest of the kids, a boy, is approximately 3 years old. A girl, about 2, and an infant girl, believed to be somewhere between 8 and 15 months, were found with the boy Thursday morning, authorities said.

Around 9:30 a.m., a man called 911 to report hearing children's voices from a shed behind his house in Southeast Portland. The shed was on the property of a vacant residence, police said in a statement.

Officers said there were homeless people "on the premises" who told them the children were abandoned there the night before by a woman they believed to be their mother.

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I was wondering why it would be only 45 degrees in the shed....then I read the date of the article: January 7, 2012 :/

Thanks for pointing out my screw-up ! Wrong story. :blush:

I really need to put less whiskey on my cornflakes ....

Mom Found

(CNN) -- Police said Friday that they tracked down the mother of three children -- all apparently 3 years old or younger -- who were found alone the previous morning in a vacant building in Portland, Oregon.

Police released a brief statement about noon Friday, saying, "The mother of the missing children has been located, and we thank everyone who helped with information. We do not need need any additional tips."

http://www.cnn.com/2012/05/24/us/oregon-children-found/index.html?hpt=hp_t2

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