Suna had always loved animals, and she was known in her neighborhood for her caring and kind nature. Every day, on her way to school, she would stop to feed the stray cats and dogs, and she would always make sure they had enough food and water. But Suna had just lost her beloved cat, Lulu, and she was heartbroken. Suna had found Lulu in a park one day, cold and hungry, and she had taken her home and nursed her back to health. Lulu had become a part of Suna's family, and she had given her so much joy and happiness.

But now, Lulu was gone, and Suna didn't know how to cope with her grief. One day, as Suna was walking home from school, she saw a tiny kitten by the side of the road. The kitten was crying and looked lost and scared. Suna knew she had to help the kitten, just like she had helped Lulu. "Hello there, little one," Suna said, kneeling down beside the kitten.

"Are you lost?" The kitten meowed pitifully, and Suna could feel her heart breaking all over again. She picked up the kitten and held her close, feeling the warmth of the tiny body against her chest. "I'll take care of you," Suna whispered. "I won't let anything bad happen to you." Suna took the kitten home and fed her some milk. The kitten was so small and fragile, and Suna could feel her heart melting at the sight of her.

She named the kitten Luna, after her beloved Lulu. Suna spent all her free time taking care of Luna. She fed her, played with her, and cuddled her. Luna quickly became a part of Suna's family, and she brought a little bit of joy back into Suna's life. One day, as Suna was playing with Luna in the park, she heard a group of children laughing and shouting.

She went over to see what was happening and saw that they had trapped a small bird in a cage. "Stop it!" Suna yelled, running over to the group of children. "Let the bird go!" The children looked at Suna, surprised, but they quickly realized that they were doing something wrong. They opened the cage and let the bird fly away. "Thanks," Suna said, smiling.

"The bird deserves to be free, just like Luna and Lulu." From that day on, Suna became the protector of all the animals in her neighborhood. She would go to the park and feed the birds, play with the dogs, and take care of any stray cats she came across. She even started a little garden in her backyard, where she grew fruits and vegetables for the animals. Suna realized that helping animals made her feel happy and fulfilled. It was her way of coping with the loss of her beloved Lulu.

She knew that Lulu would have been proud of her for all the good she was doing in the world. As time passed, Suna grew up to be a veterinarian, dedicating her life to caring for animals. She never forgot the lessons she had learned as a child, about the importance of kindness and compassion, and the joy that helping animals could bring. And Luna? Well, Luna grew up to be a fierce and loving cat, following in Lulu's footsteps and bringing happiness to Suna's life every day.