STX0111887
| Status: | Available |
| Names: | Trey, Tavaris |
| Ages: | 16, 16 |
| Race: | Black/African American, White/Caucasian |
| Gender: | 2 male |
| State: | Texas |
| Case #: |
STX0111887 Expand - TX0185120, Trey, 16, male
- TX0187206, Tavaris, 16, male
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| Last Profile Update: | 03/13/24 |
| Photo Updated: | 01/12/23 |
About the Siblings
Trey and Tavaris are a sibling group in need of an adoring and dedicated adoptive home! They are very bonded to each other and have a connection that cannot be broken. They are ready to find their forever family and deserve a family who will be with them every step of the way into adulthood. They can work really well together like when they build Lego sets, play board games or video games, or play a game of catch football. However, the boys can sometimes be competitive with each other. Trey and Tavaris tend to worry about others and about their future.
Trey is a bright, active, and sweet boy who loves being outside and having the freedom and space to play. He loves superheroes, board games, football, and listening to music on his iPod (although he's shy when it comes to singing in front of people). Trey is a problem solver and has the ability to be a real leader. Trey has a lot of compassion and likes to show affection to those he knows by giving big hugs and high fives. Trey is a helper and likes being given a task to complete.
Tavaris is a lovable, sensitive, and active child who loves to laugh and joke around. He loves Pokemon cards, coloring, video games, and all outdoor activities, especially riding his bike and soccer. Tavaris is somewhat reserved but is quick to open up once he begins to trust you. He often worries about others, and attaches well to those who love him, care for him, and give him the attention he craves. He thrives in one-on-one situations, particularly when given a task at which he can excel. He looks up to adult male figures.
Though the boys are twins and are very close, they are also especially unique and are anxious to find a home that celebrates both their individual personalities as well as their attachment to each other.
