It turns out the person is Dr. Perry, the vet, who’s been trying to help Wendy without her accepting charity. He explains that Lucky’s behavior inspired him to find a way to support her, and he starts providing food and vet care for her cats. Over time, Dr. Perry opens a shelter in Wendy’s honor after her passing, fulfilling her dream of helping more cats.
The story teaches us not to be too proud to accept help and encourages adopting pets from shelters.
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