Terran, Levi, Kaiden, Autumn 0098
These siblings must be adopted together, and are looking for a loving and safe home.
Terran is a sweet and lovable kid with a personality that just makes you happy to be around him. He is curious and loves learning new things, especially by watching documentaries. He also loves to laugh at funny TV shows. Terran enjoys crafts, music, remote-control cars, and building with Legos. Being outdoors is one of his favorite things and a place where he feels happiest. When he grows up, Terran hopes to serve in the military.
Levi is a kind and caring kid who loves making others happy. He is social, full of energy, and gets excited about the things he enjoys. Levi likes playing video games, building with Legos, playing chess, and creating art. He is especially proud of the projects he builds and loves sharing his favorite movie quotes. With his big imagination and caring heart, Levi hopes to become an inventor or help animals when he grows up.
Kaiden is a bright and curious kid who always seems to have an interesting fact to share. “Did you know…?” is one of his favorite ways to start a conversation! He enjoys arts and crafts, building with Legos, and riding his bike. Kaiden is also fascinated by space and the stars and loves learning how the universe works. When he grows up, Kaiden hopes to be an astronaut – or maybe even an exploding kitten!
Autumn has a big heart and loves making others happy. She enjoys showing kindness to both people and animals and is always looking for ways to help. Autumn has a special love for puppies and is quick to tell you just how cute they are! She also enjoys swimming and staying active. When she thinks about the future, Autumn dreams of joining the Army and wearing Army clothes. These siblings must be adopted together and are looking for a loving and safe home. They are looking for a family who can provide them with stability, structure, and consistency. They will benefit from caregivers who can provide them with patience, encouragement, and support as they continue to grow and build trust. A family with trauma-informed training would be beneficial as it would help them feel supported and understood.
