Grant

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MI01C010678

Status:Available
Name:Grant
Age:9
Race:Unable to determine
Gender:Male
State:Michigan
Case #: MI01C010678
Last Profile Update:05/02/25
Photo Updated:05/05/25
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Grant - Male, age 9
 
Grant - Male, age 9

About Grant

With a quick smile and a basketball always nearby, Grant is a young man who shines brightest when he’s moving, laughing, and surrounded by people who make him feel safe and seen. From the moment you meet him, it’s clear that Grant is a natural athlete. Whether he’s shooting hoops with his friends, racing down a court with his team, or playing video games after school, he puts his heart into everything he does. Sports, especially basketball and floor hockey, are more than hobbies for Grant. They’re his passion, a place where he feels confident, focused, and free. His love for competition even shows in the teams he supports: his college football loyalty lies with the University of Michigan, proudly wearing their bold maize and blue colors, and he roots for the Detroit Lions in the pros. Grant is kind, funny, and sensitive. He’s most comfortable in calm, structured environments with adults who are honest, patient, and allow him a voice in decisions that affect him. He likes routines and thrives when he knows what to expect. He loves his family deeply and enjoys spending time with his siblings. Visiting his grandmother is something he cherishes. Grant also loves dogs, especially French bulldogs, and helps out around the house with chores like folding laundry and walking the dog. Grant’s favorite foods include homecooked cheeseburgers and McDonald’s, and he enjoys celebrating special days at trampoline parks or shopping for others at Christmas. He wants a forever family who will accept him as he is, support his goals, and make space for his voice and his heart.

An adult close to him says, “Grant is sensitive, loving, kind, funny, and energetic when feeling safe, secure, loved, wanted, and heard. He has an infectious smile. Grant is a thoughtful and caring young man.”

Grant would do best in a home with a single dad or two parents who are experienced. He would thrive as the only or youngest child in the home. Since Grant loves animals, he would prefer a home with pets. With the right support, love, and stability, Grant is ready to thrive and to show the world just how bright he can shine.