James

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MI01C010803

Status:Available
Name:James
Age:15
Race:Black/African American, White/Caucasian
Gender:Male
State:Michigan
Case #: MI01C010803
Last Profile Update:04/16/26
Photo Updated:09/09/25
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James - Male, age 15
 
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About James

James is quick to engage with the world around him. He enjoys video games and can easily pick up how they work, moving through them with confidence and focus. After school, he likes to relax with electronics, and on weekends he may ride his bike or spend time playing games with friends. He brings a lot of energy into what he does and likes having people around to share that time.

He describes himself as funny, confident, and energetic, and he often uses humor to connect with others. He enjoys making people laugh, especially his siblings, and finds entertainment in short videos and shared moments. At home, he helps care for the family dog by walking and bathing it, which shows his ability to take on responsibility. He cares about animals and talks about wanting pets in his future home.

James has clear preferences and things he looks forward to. He enjoys stuffed crust pizza and McDonald's, likes the color orange, and has a strong interest in animals like dogs, cats, and cheetahs. Holidays matter to him, especially Christmas, and he pictures time spent together, exchanging gifts, and being part of a family. If he could travel anywhere, he would choose to visit his grandmother.

He has goals for his future that reflect his interests, including creating content and building a career connected to gaming. When he talks about a future family, he hopes for a home with pets, someone to play games with, and chances to go on vacations. He is open to different family structures and values having consistent support.

James does best with an experienced parent or parents who can provide structure, patience, and clear guidance. He benefits from adults who can help him work through frustration and stay on track when things don't go his way. Support with school and encouragement in his efforts will help him continue to grow. Staying connected with his siblings is very important to him, and his future family will need to support regular, ongoing contact.