MI01C010510
| Status: | Available |
| Name: | Carrie |
| Age: | 13 |
| Race: | Unable to determine |
| Gender: | Female |
| State: | Michigan |
| Case #: | MI01C010510 |
| Last Profile Update: | 03/04/26 |
| Photo Updated: | 06/30/26 |
About Carrie
Carrie’s creativity shows up in the small details of her day. After school, she likes to relax, then pull out her Barbies, sketch outfit ideas, or set up a card game. She gravitates toward bold colors like red, pink, and black, and she talks easily about one day becoming a fashion designer. Makeup, dress-up, and art projects give her space to experiment and imagine what that future might look like.
Carrie is social and expressive. She enjoys playing games with friends, watching TV on the weekends, and sharing funny jokes. Her sister makes her laugh, and staying connected with her is important. Carrie’s wish to see her sister again remains close to her heart, and her future family will need to support ongoing contact.
She celebrates holidays like Christmas and Valentine’s Day with enthusiasm, especially when they include presents and candy. If she could travel anywhere, she would choose Hawaii or any beach where she could swim, snorkel, and search for shells. She has said she would love to play and travel with her forever family, but what matters most to her is feeling loved and accepted.
Carrie presents as upbeat and caring. She can be goofy and lighthearted, and she knows when to be serious. At times she becomes upset, and when that happens, she benefits from having space to calm herself. When adults respect that need and provide a predictable routine, she regains her footing and moves forward.
Carrie would do well in a two-parent home and has shared that she hopes for a mom and a dad. A strong female role model will be especially important in her life. She would thrive as the only or youngest child in the home. Her family should be patient, experienced, and able to advocate for her educational needs so she continues receiving the support that helps her succeed.
When asked what she wants most, Carrie answers simply: to be adopted by a family who loves her for who she is.