Photolisting Profile for Madison

Madison is a 15-year-old boy from Kentucky who is hoping to be adopted.

Madison (07/94) AKA Reid, is a handsome sandy haired, blue eyed teen and is an intelligent survivor who evidences a wicked sense of humor. He describes himself as “nice, smart, good looking, and most of the time easy to get along with.” He describes himself as a ‘l0’ on a scale of 1-10. His favorite subject is History, he says, ’it’s easy’ and his least favorite subject is Math because he finds it hard and boring. He likes the color red and grilled cheese sandwiches and vanilla ice cream. He thinks pit bulls are awesome. He likes basketball, football and going places with friends. He’s not afraid of much and wants to be either a rapper or a boxer because they both “pay good”. His favorite music is rap and he likes Lil’ Wayne. When asked about something interesting about him that few people know, he answered, “[It’s] not going to be put here.” In religious matters Madison describes himself as ‘not a Sunday person, Wednesday is all right. Then he added, ‘but I’m not against God.’ When asked about adoption Madison said an ideal adoption for him would include brothers ‘around my age, my age, or older. Sisters, it doesn’t matter.” Madison said his preference is for a traditional parent household of mom and dad or a mom or a dad between the ages of 25-37 years. He likes privacy and trust and being able to go places with friends. Madison said he would like to live in a city. He wants to get a job and a car by the time he is seventeen. Madison last statement was, “I won’t create problems, but I won’t take. [stuff] . . from anyone unless it’s a friend or someone I know that I like.” He has occasional contact with his birth grandparents who are retired and live out of state. He likes to aggravate his grandmother when they have contact. As he grows, Madison has the potential to be anything he wants to be. Madison needs am un-shock-able, unshakeable, committed, graceful, calm family with a compatible sense of humor to his. A strong support system will be great too.