Adoption Spotlight: Joshua
Joshua. (Courtesy)
Originally Published: April 25, 2022 8:45 p.m.
Joshua is a hilarious and energetic kid who loves to play video games, but when he’s not playing video games, he loves to go swimming, play flag football and going to the park. He has a passion for cooking and he can make a mean pot of mac and cheese. Joshua’s favorite subject in school is math and hopes to build a machine that can fly one day. Get to know Joshua and other adoptable children at the childrensheartgallery.org.
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