Romeo, an 11-year-old boy with big dreams, recently visited the Arizona Science Center and was amazed by the hands-on learning experience. He is passionate about science and computers and aspires to become an inventor one day. Romeo shared his ideas for future inventions, including robots that can help with household tasks.
Romeo is an active, caring, and humorous boy who brings joy to those around him. According to Josie Gaieck from AASK, Romeo is looking for a family that can provide him with the stimulation and support he needs. He is open to having siblings and pets in his future family, but he also wouldn’t mind a house with just a dog.
Romeo is a kind-hearted and lovable kid who needs a family who can support him and help him reach his full potential. To learn more about adopting Romeo or other waiting children in Arizona, contact Aid to Adoption of Special Kids (AASK) at (602) 930-4900 or email info@aask-az.org. You can also visit the Children’s Heart Gallery to see profiles of children in need of forever homes.
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