NV011877634
| Status: | Available |
| Name: | Cashis |
| Age: | 16 |
| Race: | White/Caucasian |
| Gender: | Male |
| State: | Nevada |
| Case #: |
NV011877634 |
| Last Profile Update: | 07/13/26 |
| Photo Updated: | 07/15/26 |
About Cashis
Get to know Cashis! He is often described as quiet, kind, patient, and genuinely sweet, qualities that naturally draw others to him. Cashis finds joy in spending time outdoors and cherishes moments shared with friends. A young traveler at heart, he recalls Hawaii as the most memorable destination he has experienced, a place that has left a lasting impression on him. For Cashis, even a simple outing becomes special when it ends with a visit to the park, a setting that never fails to lift his spirits. He easily forms connections with peers and holds his friendships in high regard, while also maintaining respectful and positive relationships with the adults in his life. When it comes to recreation, Cashis gravitates toward the energy and teamwork of football and basketball. During quieter moments, he enjoys the lightheartedness of video games and funny videos, which bring a smile to his face. Red and brown are among his favorite colors, and he has a clear affection for dogs, often lighting up at the sight of one. His favorite foods are tacos, pizza, and fried chicken, reflecting his love for comfort and flavor. As for the future, Cashis dreams big, aspiring to earn his wealth playing professional football or basketball, driven by both passion and ambition.
Cashis is currently in the 11th grade and has a passion for reading and writing.
He would thrive in a home with a single dad or a mom and a dad, though his caseworker is open to considering all family structures. It's important to note that Cashis has significant connections that will need to be maintained after placement. Financial assistance may be available for adoption-related services.
For Nevada children, both home studied and non-home studied Nevada families are encouraged to inquire; only home studied families from other states should do so.
