NV03374303
| Status: | Available |
| Name: | Jeremiah |
| Age: | 10 |
| Race: | White/Caucasian |
| Gender: | Male |
| State: | Nevada |
| Case #: |
NV03374303 |
| Last Profile Update: | 08/25/26 |
| Photo Updated: | 09/11/26 |
About Jeremiah
Meet Jeremiah! He is described as an incredibly sweet, gentle, and affectionate child who warms quickly to new people. He is obedient, follows directions well, and shows a natural openness that helps him build connections with others with ease. Jeremiah has an impressive memory for the people he meets, and his ability to engage and bond—regardless of a person’s age—is one of his many strengths. Jeremiah is developing early bilingual skills in Spanish, and his vocabulary continues to grow. He can dress himself independently and has made meaningful progress in his verbal communication. He enjoys sharing and taking turns when asked, and he becomes friendly and talkative whenever someone initiates conversation. Jeremiah plays well with peers his age and is learning to confidently stand up for himself when needed. His interests include cars, Pokémon, video games, playing on the swingset, dancing, and basketball. Jeremiah takes great pride in his talents and considers singing and dancing to be his special skills. His favorite animals are lions and tigers, and he adores fictional characters such as Spider-Man, Sonic the Hedgehog, and Lightning McQueen from Cars. If he could choose any superpower, Jeremiah would love to shoot webs from his hands—just like his hero, Spider-Man. Jeremiah’s gentle nature, eagerness to connect, and joyful personality make him a remarkable child with tremendous potential to thrive in a loving, supportive family.
Jeremiah is currently in the fourth grade.
Jeremiah would thrive best in a well-structured, loving, two-parent household; he does well with other kids; his caseworker will consider all family types. Financial assistance may be available for adoption-related services.
This is a LEGAL RISK ADOPTIVE PLACEMENT.
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.
