A young man is on the hunt for a family to call his own. The Art Museum of Southeast Texas is under construction and getting ready for a new exhibit, at the same time one boy hopes to build a new life.

I pulled some strings and got Hunter, a future cartoonist, a sneak peek at their new exhibit "Things With Wings," I was hoping the shy teenager would open up about his hunt for a "forever family."

Art became an outlet for Hunter after he lost his grandmother. She was the only family member who had taken him in.

"She died so I had to move. I'm not sure how many places. At-least five," he told me.

Those moves even spanned out of state.

"What was it like having to move so many times?" I asked. "I met a lot of people and learned so many things about myself," Hunter replied.

But through it all, the self-knowing 14-year-old still has hope of finding a forever family.

Hunter says he wants his new family to be nice, understanding, and have children who loves him just as much as his new parents will.

If you have room for Hunter in your heart, call The Department of Family and Protective Services at 409.951.3351