by KYW's Larry Kane
Produced by Jim Melwert

Nine-year-old Darnell is a little bundle of energy mixed with a little bit of comedian:

(Darnell:) "I like to make other people laugh." 
(Kane:) "And how do you do that?"
(Darnell:) "Making crazy faces."

Darnell loves playing sports with his friends:

"We play football, we go outside and play basketball and baseball. And then we go inside and have a little snack and go to bed."

And he hopes to someday have pets: 

(Darnell:) "I like hamsters and rabbits." 
(Kane:) "Why do you like rabbits?"
(Darnell:) "Because they eat fast."

Darnell and his ten-year-old brother Dasamer are both looking for a new home. And National Adoption Center spokeswoman Gloria Hochman says it's important to keep the brothers together:

"Because siblings are the only people that know each other. They're the children that have gone through what they've gone through together -- they have a history. And sometimes a sibling is the only real connection that they have." 

Next week we'll introduce you to Darnell's brother, Dasamer.  
 
For more information, go to the web site of the Adoption Center of Delaware Valley, ACDV.org.