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Photolisting Profile for Justin

Justin is a 11-year-old boy from Texas who is hoping to be adopted.

Justin is light hearted and always with a smile on his face. Justin is very likeable and has a winning personality who will inspire a laugh or two from you with his jokes. He enjoys playing with his siblings and playing outdoors. He enjoys school but admits math is his weakest subject.

Rolando, Antonio, Brittany, Justin and Aida are very active and full of life. They all have have different personalities but have similiar interest such as playing outside, spending time together and playing games. They enjoy going to the park and interacting in outdoor games. They have endearing qualities and the potential for success. This sibling group of five need loving active parents who are willing to challenge and encourage them to progress. They have a lot of energy. Their new family must be structured, organized and patient. They should be knowledgeable and understanding of the dynamics of caring for a large sibling group. Visit us at the TARE Gallery.

This sibling group of five need loving active parents who are willing to challenge and encourage them to progress. They have a lot of energy. Their new family must be structured, organized and patient. They should be knowledgeable and understanding of the dynamics of caring for a large sibling group.

Agency Child ID: 47038
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