MI01C010253
| Status: | Available |
| Name: | Dylan |
| Age: | 14 |
| Race: | White/Caucasian |
| Gender: | Male |
| State: | Michigan |
| Case #: | MI01C010253 |
| Last Profile Update: | 06/18/25 |
| Photo Updated: | 09/01/25 |
About Dylan
Go ahead, take a plunge; the water’s fine, and Dylan will join you because he loves swimming and other outdoor activities. When he’s asleep, you can bet his dreams focus on building blocks, critters, and nature. “Dylan loves Legos, playing outside, swimming, stuffed animals, and reading!” says an adult close to him. “Dylan is very active and you have to be ready to participate in activities with him.” Those activities could include grabbing an ice cream cone when it’s warm and sipping hot chocolate when it’s cold. Dylan is an all-American youngster who loves playing family games such as bean bag toss. His impressive interests extend to a possible future career of being a police officer. Dylan’s list of favorite things is just as intriguing. He says his favorite animals are dogs, his favorite color is red, and his favorite food is Chinese. He lists math as his favorite subject in school and Christmas as his favorite special occasions, which he enjoys celebrating by opening presents and eating holiday foods. This adventurous young man dreams going camping, trying new restaurants, and going on vacations with his forever family someday. If this sounds like your family, Dylan may just be the missing Lego piece you’ve been looking for.
According to one of his close adults, “Dylan is a very sweet boy. Dylan is loving and caring. He is full of energy and just wants to have fun with everyone. He wants people to be happy and proud of him for all the hard work he does.”
At this time, Dylan is struggling with the idea of becoming a member of another family and will need an adoptive family who is understanding and patient with his transition. A parent or parents who are loving, supportive and experienced would make a good fit for Dylan. A single parent, however, would benefit from having a strong support network to make sure Dylan thrives. His new family needs to be strong advocates for Dylan to help him blossom. Dylan would do best as the youngest or only child in his new home.