MI01C010858
| Status: | Available |
| Name: | Arianna |
| Age: | 14 |
| Race: | White/Caucasian |
| Gender: | Female |
| State: | Michigan |
| Case #: |
MI01C010858 |
| Last Profile Update: | 09/04/25 |
| Photo Updated: | 09/08/25 |
About Arianna
Arianna, who prefers to go by Ari, is a vibrant and engaging young person with a wide range of interests and talents. She describes herself as “silly, funny, sometimes crazy, sometimes nice, strong, independent, and brave,” and those around her agree that she brings energy and liveliness into any setting. Ari enjoys being social and connecting with others, whether that’s through her involvement in youth group, her participation in sports, or simply meeting new people in her community. Ari has tried her hand at soccer, wrestling, and basketball and found enjoyment in each, showing her willingness to take on challenges and stay active. She also enjoys summer programs where she can build friendships and stay engaged. At the same time, Ari is deeply creative. She loves drawing, painting, sketching, and crafting, often using these outlets as a way to express her personality and imagination.
Animals hold a special place in Ari’s heart. She especially loves her cat and lights up when she has opportunities to care for and be around pets. She has also enjoyed helping with animals on a farm, which reflects both her nurturing side and her enthusiasm for hands-on experiences. Ari’s personal style and interests shine through in the little things that make her happy. She loves hoodies, Converse, Nike, and Adidas, as well as wearing jeans, sweatpants, or shorts. On some days she likes to wear dresses or makeup, and she feels confident when her hair is curly. Her favorite color is red, her favorite food is lasagna, and she enjoys snacks like Hot Cheetos or Takis. Ari also has a love for anime, graphic novels, and romance novels, showing her curiosity and excitement for stories of all kinds.
Ari would thrive in a home with an experienced caregiver or caregivers who can provide consistency, encouragement, and unconditional acceptance. She would do best as the only child in the home, where she can have space to grow and be celebrated for who she is. Whether in a single-mom household, a mom-and-dad home, or a two-mom family, Ari’s ideal home would be one that values her independence, nurtures her creativity, supports her love for animals, and loves and accepts her no matter what.
