MI01C010736
| Status: | Available |
| Name: | Shiloh |
| Age: | 14 |
| Race: | Black/African American |
| Gender: | Female |
| State: | Michigan |
| Case #: | MI01C010736 |
| Last Profile Update: | 09/02/26 |
| Photo Updated: | 08/28/26 |
About Shiloh
Give Shiloh a reason to laugh, a chance to be creative, or an opportunity to spend time with the people she cares about, and you will quickly see her bubbly personality come through. She is friendly, smart, funny, and creative, and she describes herself as someone who is “smart, funny, pretty, and wanting to be someone.” Shiloh enjoys staying busy and active through flag football, football, track, and volleyball. Outside of sports, she likes doing her hair, getting her nails done, going to the movies, and chatting with friends. She also enjoys watching television and videos when she has time to relax.
Shiloh is caring and helpful, and she is not afraid to stand up for herself or set boundaries. She has a strong sense of humor and enjoys joking around with others. At home and at school, she has good days as well as days when she needs additional support and patience. Clear expectations, consistent guidance, and adults who can remain calm and firm help Shiloh navigate those more challenging moments. She also contributes around the house by doing laundry, taking out the trash, cooking, and cleaning the bathroom.
Shiloh has plenty of hopes for her future. She would like to become a nighttime nurse when she grows up, and if she could visit anywhere, she would choose Martin Luther King Jr.'s house because she has dreamed about seeing it. Paris is another place on her wish list. When she imagines life with a forever family, she pictures going shopping, getting their nails done, and exploring new places together. Her favorite foods include hamburgers, nachos, and noodles, and she especially enjoys celebrating holidays with fireworks, presents, and time with others.
Shiloh would do best with an experienced parent or parents who can provide clear directions, consistency, patience, understanding, and appropriate firmness. She could thrive with or without other children and would appreciate having her own room if possible. An urban setting may be a good fit, and a family with cultural similarities could be beneficial. Most importantly, Shiloh needs adults who will recognize her caring nature, respect her independence, and provide the steady support she needs as she works toward the future she envisions for herself.