HUNTER AND ALLEN

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Robbin M.
Adoption Transition Unit Specialist

Robbin M.: Allen is 15 years old. Hunter is 13 years old. They've been in custody about two years I believe. 

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Allen
Age 15

I like Allen because he's just so solid and he's serious about life in so many ways, yet he likes to tease. He's just responsible and he loves his brother and he watches out for Hunter. 

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Hunter
Age 13

Hunter's a hoot! He's funny, he likes to laugh. You've got to watch him cause he likes to have a lot of fun and likes to go do things. But you have to be on top of him because he is your typical 13-year-old boy. He's all about life and they need each other. They are perfect for one another and perfect for a family because you got two different personalities that will come into your home that you will totally enjoy. 

Adoption will mean to them a permanent family, someone they can always depend on, somebody that's there to teach them things like Allen wants to learn about cars and Hunter wants to learn about the country and animals and hunting. omebody that's there that will help them in their tomorrows. 

Allen: I'm kind of the odd one out of the bunch. I like to do things some people don't like. I love to dance. that's my main thing. I like, I love cars too because when I grow up I want to be a professional car mechanic. Hunter is into more electronics, he likes to get outside and get dirty a lot. 

Robbin M.: Hunter is your thrill seeker. He wants to go sky diving, he wants to go camping and hunting. He wants to learn how to hunt. He's all about that type of stuff. He's a country boy. Sweet as can be. 

Hunter: I'd like to live on a farm. I want to learn how to hunt deer. 

Robbin M.: When it comes to their adoption, they really need to be adopted together. They only have each other. They do have some other siblings that are adopted outside of the family but they need to be together. They're bonded. They're close. They're typical brothers, they bicker back and forth and they are also typical in fact that they have totally opposite personalities. But they love one another, they are bonded together. They need one another. They're family. 

Hunter: We're brothers and we want to be adopted together in the same family. 

Allen: What we want from a family is love and support. We would like a family that loves and cares for us all the way through adult, adulthood, college, forever. If you adopt me and Hunter, you're going to have something on your hands. 
Good things. Nothing bad. 

Robbin M.: I think that Hunter and Allen will bring to a family, unconditional love. They have a great future. They have wonderful dreams and they need someone to help them fulfill those dreams. 

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For more information about adopting
Hunter and Allen
Please call 1-800-376-9729
or visit online at
www.okbridgefamilies.com

Recorded September 9, 2014
Special thanks to the Tulsa Zoo