MI01C010664
| Status: | Available |
| Name: | Arabella |
| Age: | 16 |
| Race: | White/Caucasian |
| Gender: | Female |
| State: | Michigan |
| Case #: | MI01C010664 |
| Last Profile Update: | 03/25/26 |
| Photo Updated: | 09/01/25 |
About Arabella
Arabella, who also goes by Bella, brings a thoughtful mix of humor and heart to the people around her. She takes her time getting to know others, and once she feels comfortable, her personality comes forward. She is kind, caring, and quick with a joke. She notices the energy in a room and responds to it. She understands her feelings and speaks up for what she needs.
Music is a steady thread in Bella’s life. She hopes to see TX2 in concert one day and talks openly about how much she connects to their music. She also enjoys watching horror movies and paranormal videos, and she would love to meet Sam and Colby. If she could choose any trip, it would be to a TX2 concert. Cedar Point and family vacations are close behind, along with a quiet day fishing.
Bella enjoys simple routines. After school, she likes to spend time with friends and family or take a nap. On weekends, she may sleep in, head to the pool when it’s warm, go fishing or worm hunting, or settle in with a game. She likes “What Do You Meme,” drawing, crafts, and art projects. She reads, explores new creative ideas, and collects stickers and Converse shoes. Trips to the library and attending Wedgwood’s “Loved” service are part of her rhythm.
At school and in sessions, Bella is engaged and able to follow directions in a collaborative way. She does best when she knows what to expect. Clear schedules and calm guidance help her stay regulated. She can become overwhelmed at times and benefits from space and patience when that happens. When adults remain even-toned and consistent, she regains balance.
Bella helps with chores and is willing to pitch in where needed. She enjoys foods like Alfredo, green frozen grapes, and cornbread. Her favorite colors include black, red, rose gold, and forest green. She loves animals, especially white foxes and cats, and hopes to have a pet one day.
Bella would do well with an experienced, trauma-informed parent or parents who can provide structure, compassion, and steady support. She could thrive in a home with or without other children. What she needs most is a family who will love and accept her as she is and meet her where she’s at.