MI01C010661
| Status: | Available |
| Name: | Zackry |
| Age: | 11 |
| Race: | White/Caucasian |
| Gender: | Male |
| State: | Michigan |
| Case #: | MI01C010661 |
| Last Profile Update: | 07/17/26 |
| Photo Updated: | 09/01/25 |
About Zackry
Zackry enjoys learning about the world around him and is always excited to share something new he has discovered. He likes watching interesting videos about incredible places, unusual people, and amazing facts. He also enjoys building with Legos, playing with Hot Wheels and remote-control cars, watching football, and spending time outdoors. Camping, fishing, swimming, taking walks, and trying new restaurants are some of his favorite ways to spend his free time. In fact, Zackry keeps a list of the restaurants he has visited and the ones he hopes to try next. At home, he likes helping with everyday chores such as making his bed, cleaning his room, and picking up after himself.
Those who know Zackry describe him as polite, friendly, observant, and helpful. He has a calm demeanor, enjoys making others smile, and is well-liked by his teachers and the adults in his life. Zackry has worked hard to develop positive coping skills. He responds especially well to encouragement, praise, and consistent routines, and he is motivated when adults recognize his efforts and celebrate his successes.
Zackry dreams of becoming a firefighter or police officer because he wants to help others. He looks forward to holidays like Christmas, Thanksgiving, and his birthday, especially when they include family, good food, and time spent together. If he could travel anywhere, he would choose Disney World to experience the rides and meet his favorite characters. When he talks about his forever family, Zackry hopes for one that enjoys camping, traveling, exploring new places, and making memories together.
Zackry would thrive with a patient, experienced, trauma-informed family that can provide structure, consistency, and clear expectations while continuing to support his emotional growth. He benefits from caregivers who are actively involved in his education and therapeutic services, understand his individual coping strategies, and give him the time he needs to build trusting relationships. Zackry would do best in a home with two experienced parents, though a single parent with a strong support system would also be considered. He would do best as the only or youngest child in the home. With patience, understanding, and a family committed to helping him succeed, Zackry has so much to offer and is ready to build meaningful, lasting connections.