MI01C010979
| Status: | Available |
| Name: | Bentley |
| Age: | 10 |
| Race: | White/Caucasian |
| Gender: | Male |
| State: | Michigan |
| Case #: |
MI01C010979 |
| Last Profile Update: | 08/27/26 |
| Photo Updated: | 06/30/26 |
About Bentley
Bentley is happiest when there's an adventure waiting just outside the door. Whether he is riding his bike, building forts, searching for mushrooms, or exploring the outdoors, he enjoys staying active and discovering new things. Curious, friendly, and full of energy, Bentley thrives when he has opportunities to learn through hands-on experiences and spend time with the people he cares about.
The outdoors plays a big role in Bentley's world. He loves riding his bike, playing outside, and spending time with animals. He enjoys building with Legos, creating adventures in video games, and playing with action figures and Hot Wheels. Bentley also likes helping around the house by taking care of animal chores, bringing down laundry, and cleaning up after himself. His willingness to help shows the caring and responsible side of his personality.
Those who know Bentley describe him as loving, silly, and kind-hearted. While he may take some time to open up to new people, once he feels comfortable, his outgoing personality shines through. He enjoys being part of family activities and likes spending time with other children. Bentley cares deeply about others and does not like seeing people upset. One adult shared that he is gentle with animals and enjoys caring for them, a quality that reflects his compassionate nature.
At home and at school, Bentley enjoys being helpful and participating in tasks when he feels engaged. He responds well to adults who take the time to explain expectations and help him understand the reasons behind rules and decisions. Patience, consistency, and positive encouragement help him feel secure and supported as he continues to grow.
Bentley would do best with two experienced, trauma-informed parents who can provide structure, patience, supervision, and understanding. He benefits from caregivers who are willing to build trust at his pace, offer clear guidance, and create opportunities for family connection. Ideally, one of Bentley's future parents should be at home and have the flexibility to be there for Bentley whenever he needs it. Bentley should be the only child in the home, though families with much older children would be considered. As he transitions into a home, he will need a family that can provide extra patience, reassurance, and stability while helping him adjust to new routines and relationships. Bentley would do best in a home without pets. Most of all, Bentley needs a loving, permanent family with the time, commitment, and understanding to meet his needs, encourage his curiosity, and appreciate the caring heart he brings to those around him.
